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

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Sigma Gamma Phi Modern Language Club SEATED, left to right: Rose Marie Bennett, Patricia Roll, Rose Mary De Leon, Beatriz Villarreal, Margaret Moguel, and Carmen Novoa. SECOND ROW, left to right: Delia De Leon, Rosemarie Raab, Ligaya Massengill, Ena Vergara, and Otila Resenclez. SIGMA GAMMA PHI, the language club, composed of students of Spanish, German, and French, has for its purpose the fostering of interest in the language and culture of the different countries and the promotion of mutual understanding of other lands and peoples. Annual activities include the celebration of foreign language week, assisting with the Harvest Festival for foreign scholarship aid, and club programs by the individual sections. One outstanding activity was the sponsorship of the San Antonio unit of TAGS t' - h T was chairman of the meeting. mee ing t e exas Association of German Students. Rosemarie Raab The officers of Sigma Gamma Phi for the present scholastic year are as follows: Rose Mary De Leon, president, vice-presidents include Beatriz Villarreal, German, Margaret Moguel, Spanish, Carmen Novoa, French, secretary, Otila Resendez, and treasurer, Ena Vergara. Sponsors are as follows: Ger- man, Sister M. Ludmilla, French, Sister Claire Eileen, Spanish, Sisters Adriana and Rose Maria.

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Kappa Pl Sigma National Business Fraternity 1 Left to right: Katherine Jones, Betty Parkerson, Mildred Dancy, Ana Martha Tellez, Socorro Hernandez, Elaine Schultz. BUSINESS CLUB members who have attained the rank of juniors, and have a B average in their business subjects, are eligible for membership in Kappa Pi Sigma, Zeta chapter, of lncarnate Word Collei-Je. The Zeta chapter of the National Business Fraternity was established at l.W.C. in January, l954. The fraternity promotes Christian ideals, upholds the standards of high scholarship in the field Of business, and strives to bring its members into closer loyalty and friendship with one another. Officers of the organization for the present scholastic year include: Ana Martha Tellez, president, Mary Elaine Schultz, vice-president, Mildred Dancy, treasurer, Betty Parkerson, secretary, Gail Gordon, reporter. Sister M. Emilia is sponsor of Kappa Pi Sigma and of its sister organization, the Business Club. me

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Student Council Cf--. -.,, di' SEATED, left to right: Dorothy Jerabek, Renee Sluder, Billie Machado, Betty Vann, Georgann Spikes. STANDING, left to right: Elaine Goolsby, Dolly Carter, Mary Pat Bluhm, Betty Parkerson, Judy Freeman, Lois Schrenker, Margaret Blanchard, Sylvia Zepeda, Rosario Gomei. The STUDENT COUNCIL is the official representative of the student body and serves as a link be- tween the faculty and the students, integrating the activities of the latter with those of the admin- istrative and teaching faculty and fostering mutual cooperation and understanding. Members are nominated and elected by the student body for aperiod of one year. The Student Council administers the routine discipline of campus life and acquaints the student body with its responsibility to the student community, and to the post-college community. Activities for the year, 1959-60 were many and varied: Freshman Orientation, the Harvest Festival, College Day, Open House, Battle of Flowers float, Miss Fiesta contest, and the tri-college proiect in late spring. Officers of the Student Council include the following: Billie Machado, president, Dolly Carter, first vice-president, Sylvia Zepeda, second vice-president, Judy Freeman, secretary, Mary Pat Bluhm, treas- urer, Betty Parkerson, N.F.C.C.S. Senior delegate, Rosario Gomez, Sodality prefect, Rene Sluder, Betty Vann, Georgann Spikes, Elaine Goolsby, senior, iunior, sophomore, and freshman class representa- tives respectively, Margaret Blanchard, editor of the LOGOS, Dorothy Jerabek, editor of the LOGOS CANNUALD, Lois Schrenker, Santa Rosa representative. Sister M. Antoninus, Registrar, is the faculty moderator of the Student Council.