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

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Bi ho Leven Declicales Marian Hall -S cf' Q- n,'f - . 1 gi 1' v ,. Q, gag X. we s X N..5sf.yeX fx Refs ef 1-Q' NNXY ees es A ye if X fx-Nil 5 ' We-gwfis T Xkwwfx.iccw L 5 -L as Ngkxxl .viz rgexkw X geii A QV wx-X xgxjgisek X L bg f sc A QXSYSX BISHOP LEVEN, attended by Father John Cogavin, college chaplain, BISHOP LEVEN places documents in The cornerstone. Father begins the ceremony of the laying of The cornerstone of MARIAN French, and MV- WLIIISS asslslanl look on In The background' HALL. Mr. Don White, architect, rs rn background. I ff? ., ,lv Following the laying of the cornerstone His Excellency Mos? BISHOP fgyf f fgy, f r WM , , LEVEN erects The firsr crucifix in the lobb of Marian Reverend Stephen A. Lev ' d b ' Y en, assrste y Reverend Thomas A Hall with F h . , at ers Thomas A. French and Laurence Sfeubben French, begins the dedication ceremony. ' ' lback To cameral assisting. 22 Atoll? 'Z' I r co . levrnl .' P2 lrlallfl Bishop le' Ground lo Kolherine Center on College C Iillle lore 2-if lllllllllllllf l 3 Ing refer:-. - eller Mrs. llllf, Revere: - General of Inf Word, and Mrs, fr' look on, lhe lhlld Cir:-. Ilene rg rf L for me nr Q. , di Eli gg up The :FCC A 'le co llle Slud em .. Z chaplain, R leo : cellnr everg- Lp - ide llllll Slins I Zi ' I. lheml II :I N Ullyardylix of rhh 5 5.

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Home Economics Buildings The Household Arts Build- ing, constructed in 1939, is one of the three Home Eco- nomics units on campus. It houses the foods and cloth- ing and design laboratories. The other two units are the NURSERY SCHOOL, where pre-school children are admitted for pre-school education, as well as to af- ford the home economics majors an opportunity to ob- serve and work with young children. The third unit is the HOME MANAGEMENT HOUSE, where home economics ma- iors are given an opportunity to practice the greatest ca- reer ot all - homemaking. ,,,- , , F! H iff inf THE NURSERY SCHOOL THE HOME MANAGEMENT HOUSE

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WV .4 Above: Faculty and students listen to Bishop Leven's sermon following the dedication of Marian Hall. Bishop Leven Breaks Ground for the Katherine A. Ryan Center and the College Chapel Little Joyce Greenburg presents flowers to MRS. KATHERINE A. RYAN following the ground-break- ing ceremony for the Child Center to be named after Mrs. Ryan. Bishop Leven, Mother M. Colum- kille, Reverend Mother Mary Clare, Superioress General of the Sisters of Charity of the lncarnate Word, and Mother M. Laserian, Assistant General, look on. The third ceremony on this very eventful day, February 2, 1960, was the breaking of ground for the new college chapel. BISHOP LEVEN digs up the first shovelful of hard ground in the courtyard, as Billie Machado, president of the student body, Reverend John J. Cogavin, chaplain, Reverend Patrick J. Murray, vice-chan- cellor of the Archdiocese, and Reverend Thomas A. French stand by. Sorry, we do not have the identification of the acolytes. Our apologies to them. fl, 'F'f '1. 19 5931