University of the Incarnate Word - Logos Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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. Better'Salaries, Higher Standards of Admission MARY CATHERINE HINUJOSA Box 126 Encino, Texas Telephone: F-4- Bachelor of Arts in Spanish Mary Catherine has been introduced to all the most interesting phases of her life by her dad. I-le tried to impress on her the great lessons of ranch lifeg next he tried to teach her how to hunt deer, but gave up when she fired at, and barely missed, one of his prize horses. No more deer hunting for Mary C. There will be travel in the near future, and when that Prince Charm- ing finally comes along, things should get moving. Mary Catherine is a very friendly person, always agreeable, and ready to help a friend or anyone in need. Her sympa- thetic nature has endeared her to everyone, faculty and studentstalike. Mary C. is a member of Alpha Delta Sigma, and the Spanish Club. Mary Ann Hernandez MARY ANN HERNANDEZ 1708 Carthage Brownsville, Texas Telephone: Li-2-7716 Bachelor of Science in Home Economics Mary Ann has already met the future husband, and is wearing his diamond. An early summer wedding is in the stars, and then Mary Ann will put into practice the useful lessons she has learned in her home economics courses. Mary Ann graduated from Villa Maria Academy in Brownsville before com- ing to lncarnate Word College. ln her future life, she may combine a teaching career with homemaking. She is going to wait and see how much there is to this homemaking business before she tackles any more. This is a very wise decision, Mary Ann, and we agree with you whole-heartedly. ANNIE LEE HOWELL 822 West Wildwood Drive San Antonio, Texas Telephone: PE 4.-0821 Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education Annie Lee brings to the educational field a broad and rich experience from the executive positions she has held. She is a specialist in Internal Revenue, having held office for a period of ten years. She has always had the desire to instruct children, to watch their little minds develop in proportion with their physical make-ups. Annie Lee feels that there is no more rewarding work anywhere than that involved in developing the minds and hearts of the young. From our acquaintance with this very sincere and dedicated person, we know that she will achieve mar- vels. A veteran traveler, she has been to Mexico and Canada, as well as throughout the U. S. We hope to visit you in your classroom next year, and to derive much inspiration from your work. Mary Catherine Hinojosa Annie Lee Howell

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. W e Studied Platforms of Teacher Recruiters . . Yvonne Gonzalez YVONNE GONZALEZ 626 E. Magnolia San Antonio, Texas Telephone: PE 2-7771 Bachelor of Arts in English Yvonne is a true artist, her heart and soul are bound up in art and visions of art, and her only ambition is to con- tinue her study of art. After graduation from l.W.H.S., Yvonne enrolled at I.W.C. but without any definite plans for a degree. She later decided to major in English, but to study art as an elective. Travel is planned for the future, both on the South American continent as well as in Europe. Yvonne has spent the past five sum- mers in Mexico studying painting, art history, and Spanish. She is pro- foundly interested in pre-Columbian art. We wish you success in your art endeavors, Yvonne, and hope that some day in the not too distant future, We can say of you when you have achieved fame - We knew her when . . . MADELINE HERBERT 640 Essex Street San Antonio, Texas Telephone: LE 11--2839 Bachelor of Arts in Sociology Madeline is of such a quiet disposition that her presence can pass by un- noticed. This is not true of her aca- demic life, for she is a well-known mem- ber of the Division of Social Sciences. Madeline plans to continue studying for a Master's degree in Social Work, with a view to securing government work which will entail traveling. Al- ways desiring to travel, Madeline hopes for much of it in the future. Madeline was born in Nebraska, but claims Texas as her home. She belongs to Phi Sigma Kappa Science Club, and at one time planned on a career in science. She is very happy with her present choice. Good luck, Madeline. Madeline Herbert Maria del Pilar Guajardo MARIA DEL PILAR GUAJARDO 553 E. Washington St. Brownsville, Texas Telephone: Li 2-4665 Pilar came to l.W.C. at the beginning of her junior year, having spent two years at Texas Southmost College. Very in- terested in dramatics, Pilar was a member of the Alpha Psi Omega Dramatic Club. She was also a member of Phi Sigma Kappa Science Club, and this year of the American Society of Medical Technologists. After graduation, Pilar plans to work in San Antonio for a short period. She would dearly love to work in the great city of New York, so that she could enjoy the cultural life of the greatest city on earth. We hope that she attains this ambition, but that she will not desert the Lone Star State for the Empire State. The best of every- thing, Pilar.

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- -.,':...4., - - nf ---f Ev, . . Opportunities for Exchange Student Programs . . Mary Katherine I-Irones MARY KATHERINE HRONES 821 Spring Street Del Rio, Texas Telephone: 5-2615 Bachelor of Science in Home Economics Mary Katherine is a talented young lady, not only in her home economics field, but also in music and art. She studied voice for three or four years and was presented in a number of re- citals. As a member of the Cecilian Choristers she appeared on several pro- grams in San Antonio, as well as other cities. She also toured with the group in Saltillo, and Monterrey, Mexico. She was elected the I.W.C. Duchess to the Lantana Festival in Kingsville in her junior year. Mary Katherine enjoyed her student teaching experience at the Douglas McArthur High School, and hopes to teach home economics in her home town of Del Rio next September. Good luck, Mary K. We hope you en- joy being a school marm. 92 RUTH KEGLER 712 North Bell Fremont, Nebraska Telephone: Bachelor of Science in Nursing When we look at the list of places in which Ruth has traveled with the Army Nurse Corps, we feel very pro- vincial indeed: Japan, Korea, Alaska, Aleutian Islands, Hawaii, Panama, Marianna Islands, Canada, Mexico, and the U. S. Is it really true that Alaska is larger than Texas? It is hard to believe such a thing, and it could very well be that the surveyors made a mistake. Ruth should be a good judge of that from her travels there. Now associated with the Army Nurse Corps, she probably will have a lot more of the world under her feet within the next five years. The best of luck to you, Ruth, in your future career. It has been a pleasure having you in our senior class. Ruth Kegler Isabel Jackson ISABEL MARY JACKSON Bachelor of Arts in History Isabel declares that there is nothing in her life worth recording, that her story is very uninteresting. We don't quite agree with that, for we find Isabel a very interesting and attractive young woman, and predict a wonderful future for her. She is the second Jackson sister to receive a degree from Incarnate Word College. Isabel came to I.W.C. in the middle of her junior yearg she had been to Laredo Junior College and Texas Woman's University. One of her major interests is art, which she hopes to continue after graduation. A trip to Europe is in the very near future. Surely that continent has more Rainiers and miniature kingdoms left for our Texas beauties.