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

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9223.21i'.-.,,,g-i?f4q-Ani-AZL-,.,.. 'r 4fsgg..:.g.-.,Lef.1.,ve-,st...cQ-, ,a...L1.n...1L...ratsf..s-.....n...t,i.a.a,....-..n..iii.ttt.t,u..,:1rr.u.-.x.g,5,,' . . Summer Study Abroad, Combining Travel With Study Dorothy 1-leyland DOROTHY HEYLAND P.O. Box 1136, Legion Branch Kerrville, Texas Bachelor of Science in Nursing Mrs. Heyland commutes from Kerr- ville for her college work, and has done a remarkably good job in com- bining the three roles of wife and mother, student, and professional nurse. At the present time Mrs. Heyland is a supervisor at the VA Hospital in Kerrville. She served in the Army Nurse Corps from 1943 to 1946, and was decorated with the Bronze Star for meritorious service in Manila in 1945. We congratulate Mrs. Heyland on this great honor which shows her true worth as a patriotic nurse in the service of her country. Mrs. Heyland belongs to the Professional Nurses' Club, the Texas Graduate Nurses' As- sociation, and the National League for Nursing. It has been a pleasure hav- ing Mrs. Heyland as a fellow senior, we wish her the best of everything. VELMA RODGERS 4641 Evergreen Port Arthur, Texas Bachelor of Science in Nursing Mrs. Rodgers completed her degree re- quirements in the early fall, following her public health field experience. A very conscientious nurse, and a person of great responsibility in any field, Mrs. Rodgers has been a respected student throughout her college life here at 1.W.C. She received her nurse training in the state of Louisiana, and attended College at Lamar Technological College before enrolling at 1.W.C. We were sorry that she could not have been with us this last year, but know that she was with us in spirit. We wish you the best of luck in your future under- takings, and know you will be success- ful. Velma Rodgers 4 Sylvia Verduzco SYLVIA VERDUZCO 605 S. Missouri Mercedes, Texas Telephone: LO 5-1345 Bachelor of Science in Physical Education By the time the yearbook comes from press, Sylvia will have changed her last name to Cantu, and will be living in a large white house in the shadow of the beautiful San Juan Shrine. We Wish you every happi- ness, Sylvia, and hope to see you back for a visit to your Alma Mater. Sylvia has been presented at the Black and White Ball as a Princess from the Rio Grande Valley. Although of a very quiet disposi- tion, she had her share of fun, and was often the center of an exciting movement. She showed a lively imagination for clever schemes and an abounding verve to see them through.

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. . Fulbright Grants, Foreign Scholarships , , NNA MARIE KRENEK A 508 Mason St. San Antonio, Texas Telephone: CA 3-5029 Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology Anna Marie was elected to Alpha Chi and Who's Who Amang Students in American Colleges and Universities, in her senior year. She has also been an active member of Phi Sigma Kappa, and a very devoted Sodalist. Anna Marie has a deep sense of loyalty to her family, friends, and school. After four years spent at l.W.H.S. she enrolled at I.W.C. In fact her entire education from the first grade to the present, has been under the Sisters of Charity of the lncarnate Word. Good luck, Anna Marie. May your future be a bright and happy one. Helen Marie Keller HELEN MARIE KELLER 14-1 W. Hart Avenue San Antonio, Texas Telephone: WA 4+-2763 Bachelor of Science in Nursing A combination of great determination, will power, and femininity, is apparent to everyone who meets Helen Marie. She shows the ability to accomplish many and varied tasks with modesty and originality. Helen Marie plans to JUDY KUAN 2-100 Negishi Machi Nakaku Yokohama, Japan Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry Judy is content, neither with a half- truth nor an incomplete surveyal of any topic. An outstandingly superior student, she has won the admiration and respect of everyone on campus. She is a member of Alpha Chi, and has been nominated to Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. Judy was born in China, and lived there throughout her childhood. Political reasons caused her family to move to Japan, and in 1955 Judy came to the U. S. and Incarnate Word College. Her interest has not been confined entirely to chemistry, she has a double major in mathe- matics. As the yearbook goes to press, Judy is confronted with the decision - which fellowship to accept for gradu- ate studies? Then too, there is that young man in Chicago, who, while working on his doctorate, awaits Judy's answer to his proposal. Anna Marie Krenek enter surgical nursing in a local hos- pital for, perhaps, one year, then she hopes to go west. Evidently her former travels in the western states have given her the desire to live there later on. Who knows, but perhaps, that is where she will find the one she is seeking- the Prince who is to rule her life and heart. Judy Kuan

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An Aicl to Form Ties With Staclents of Other Lancls . . DONNA YVCNNE MARTIN Arroyo del Valle Livermore, California Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics Born in Los Angeles, California, Donna went to school in that area until she had completed two years of college at the Col- lege of the Holy Names. She laid aside her college books in 1953, and donned the uni- form of the U. S. Navy, where she studied and practiced photography. After a four- year stay, during which time she fell in love with Corpus Christi and the entire state of Texas, Donna enrolled in 1957 at the Texas A Sr I College, Kingsville. In the summer of 1958 she was introduced to I.W.C. and courses in higher mathematics. So although Donna has spent only her sen- ior year with us, she is a fully-fledged mem- ber of the graduating class. The future is drawing her back to sunny California and her life work - the following of Christ as a member of a religious community. Donna Yvonne Martin Elda A. Maase ELDA A. MAASE 143 Tipperary San Antonio, Texas Telephone: LE 4-6307 Bachelor of Arts in English As wife of an Air Force officer, Elda has covered in travel many countries of the world. She lived in Germany and toured the Netherlands, Luxem- burg, Belgium, the British Isles, the Scandinavian countries, France, Spain, Austria, and Italy. I-Ier youngest child, Karen, aged 2, was born in Germany. She has two older children, David, 11, and Philip, 7, and she considers her life with them as the most interesting experience any woman could hope to have. Pennsylvania-born Mrs. Maase has come to love Texas, and after completing her degree requirements, would love to teach in secondary school in S-an Antonio. From her de- scription of her life with her children, we feel that Mrs. Maase could out- write Mrs. Jean Kerr in recording her experiences. MARY ANGELA MARTINEZ 1602 W. Craig Place San Antonio, Texas Telephone: PE 2-2732 Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education Mary Angela has always impressed us with her calm stateliness. Efficient and poised, she is the picture of what any- one would expect from the ideal teacher. With summer work thrown in, Mary A. completed degree require- ments in three and one-half years, and immediately began her career in the public schools of San Antonio. She is one of the charter members of the Student Education Association and helped to establish the organization on campus. The International Relations Club was also one of her favorite ac- tivities. What we never did discover, however, was whether she was a demo- crat or republican. What we do know is this: she is a person of great re- sponsibility who will always see a task through to completion. Mary Angela Martinez