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

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X! , y ,I Of X f M f' V, , 5 ,ff, 7 fgzfffywyy ' ff' ,ff ff 4 ,, AW, X61 f ,f ,,,f,, ,fy , ff , ,' 10' ,f ,ggy A, Faculty Members in Various Roles SISTER ALOYSIUS CLARE, Director of Student Teaching and of the Reading Laboratory, demon- strates the use of Tapes in The reading program at Incarnate Word College, for Mr. Coleman Mor- rison, staff member of the Graduate School of Education at Harvard University. lncarnate Word College was one of The institutions of higher learning selected by The Harvard-Carnegie Study for The purpose of investigating The methods of Teaching reading in The program of elementary Teachers. Mr. Morrison spent Two days at The col- lege studying The facilities, methods, and tech- niques in reading used in The preparation of Teachers. SISTER ROSA MARIA Ileftj and SISTER RITA, Two Phi Beta Kappa members, discuss with Ramah Koenig, secretary of The upperclassmen honor society, ways and means of inspiring a greater love of study and scholarship among the student body in general. Below: SISTER JOHN MAGDALEN, assistant pro- fessor of home economics, observes students Laura Alvarez, Rosario Gomez, and Mary Teresa Liberto in Quantity Cookery lab. Laura and Mary T. are dietetics maiors. The former will intern in a Veterans' Hospital in September, while the lat- ter will enter one of The San Antonio hospitals.

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yy U .f.:,7. .' . , W., ' 'Wan J' f L, ,., Miss Laura Alvarez MRS. NELLE BAKER 1 I 10 Gibbs Street San Antonio, Texas CA 2-9415 Bachelor of Science in Nursing Mrs. Baker was graduated from John Sealy College of Nursing, Galveston, nearly 20 years ago, but she says it seems more like 20 months. When she receives her degree in May, her daughter will graduate from St. Gerard's High School. Best of luck to the two graduates. , x , ' 4-, vs, gi. . n't sf. J.. ' I .vane-, . n 3 L 1' Ii' ,QW1-' L X i T4 6. ? 'l:i' 3:2 Igiiafls I ' VV . Qgffti' , 34 Miss Eva Marie Ballard Senior class MISS LAURA ALVAREZ 462 E. Magnolia Avenue San Antonio, Texas PE 3-0136 Bachelor of Science in Home Economics Laura has spent her four years of college at lncarnate Word, where she was an active member of Kappa Lambda Kappa Home Economics organization. She will intern for dietetics in a Veterans' Hospital next year, and then it's Sao Paolo, Brazil, for this adventuresome young lady. , Mrs. Nelle Baker MISS EVA MARIE BALLARD 301 N. Virginia Street San Antonio, Texas LE 4-6161 Bachelor of Science in Nursing Mental health nursing has been a 'Favorite of Eva Marie who has many an interesting story to tell. A graduate of St. Paul'S School of Nursing in Dallas, she has attended college in Athens and East Texas. Marie is very active in professional activities and organizations, to which she brings the very best of -her knowledge and experience. 1 M155 110 PW 4 if' Odeswf Bafllelol C Presidftl I' I.. 3 1 FSIOmi?,,,1 1 alle' Slnli :' our W' ', ePP0lI'lmIl f Miss Dorothy ip, Santa Rosa Dzv-A Q. MISS GA Ilnlillll Foil am HOU Bachelor of A Wh shell llll'9Sret enroll , S I eil III tl intl, on her .FI A91 for a Sa ISL n sms-4 W 55 .hots who A :ga Sllle 1.- sl is Taaxx I . . r Q- s II