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

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'Class MISS PATRICIA ANN KUTCHKA Route I Inez, Texas Edna OI. 7-2593 Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education Patricia came to I.W.C. after two years of college in Victoria. From the very outset of her college work, a career in teaching was her first goal. A member of the Student National Education Association, Pat is also vice-president of the International Rela- tions Club. All kinds of sports are on her list of favorites with a special leaning towards tennis. , -, ,. ,-..,,,...,, S. aiar Mrs. Corlene Lambeth MISS SHARRON DAWN LAMP T529 San Angelo Street San Antonio, Texas DI 2-8609 Bachelor of Arts in Biology Ever since' Sharron entered her first year of high school in Big Timber, Montana, her mind was set on a medical career. Follow- ing graduation from Thomas Edison High School, in San Antonio, she enrolled at I.W.C. She is a member of the two national honor societies, Alpha Lambda Delta and Alpha Chi. Sharron was also elected to Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. Miss Patricia Ann Kutchka, vice-president of the International Relations Club MRS. CORLENE LAMBETH 428 Crosby Street San Antonio, Texas Bachelor of Science in Nursing Mrs. Lambeth's list of travels reads like an atlas of the world. She has lived in Bangkok, Thailand, for nine years, and has traveled throughout Europe, Asia, the Pacific Islands, and the Near East. A transfer student from La Sierra College, Arlington, California, Corlene has fitted in beautifully with the senior class at I.W.C. Miss Sharron Dawn Lamp 5I

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,V ,f, Mrs. Jean Lockhart Joseph KARL MICHAEL KLEIN 207 E. Carson Street San Antonio, Texas CA 6-7545 Bachelor of Arts in Art Karl transferred from St. Mary's so that he could get a degree with an art maior. He plans to work for the Master's degree and eventually become a commercial artist, the best in the area. From what we have seen of his work, Karl should be able to achieve that goal. He has been public relations representative for the National Federation of College Students. Senior y Clflss MRS. JEAN LOCKHART JOSEPH 709 Wiltshire Ave. San Antonio, Texas TA 2-5219 Bachelor of Arts in Business Mrs. Joseph, whose greatest hobby is her family and her great- est ambition is to please the members, that is, her husband son, and daughter, has another big hobby - travel. She has been all over the U.S., Canada, Cuba, Mexico, Venezuela, and the British West Indies. She is a member of Kappa Pi Sigma, but is not as active as she would like to be in school organize- tions. nf. . ' y A ,, i 50 Miss Roberta Kretzmeier Karl Michael Klein, Art Editor of the LOGOS MISS ROBERTA KRETZMEIRER RR 9651 Pampa, Texas MO 4-3789 Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education Bert, as she is lovingly referred to by her classmates, is 3 generous, dependable young woman. She has a keen sense of humor which helps her over many difficulties. Roberta. has been the recipient of the Dougherty scholarship for the past two years- She will teach after graduation, but hopes that she maY be able to obtain a post in foreign service work. Roberta's love. of children should be a great asset in her future teaching position. I MISS ill? Rove Inez! Texal y ,- 1 Baclielol Ol ' ,. ttf 'i Pdlllcla cavorl 3 rom llte ' Fas hef lllsl gc W , 'Q' . Ion, KT l AsS0f'a I, , tions Club' A a Speclal lean : Lv MISS SH gs29stnAAng... tht, tg: Bach I RRON e or Ol AP: ' EVM S' . lb Sharron ep as ' ' Mollie 319 graduano IIB, lie. ff enrolledn lib , hill' Sw il 'Wi was also ellis' Algk College eltfted ,4 I S and Un' D IVE-st.

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I 52 Miss Jeanette Ludwig, vice-president of the s .. .--.-,- -i. -.1 4 I Miss Veronica Lepold, treasurer of the Student National Education Association MISS PERLA LEYBA 733 East Hill St. Alice, Texas MO 4-3330 Bachelor of Music in Music Education A transfer from Texas A8rl, Kingsville, Perla also attended the University of Texas and San Marcos State College before coming to l.W.C. She is a member of the Music Association, and plans to teach music after graduation. But, do'you know, Perla would like to teach in some other state besides Texas. ' ' taking ti. Nl,- av . . 1 -U. ., ,J ,JM f I' .-f-.f 4, .1. M. sg 'QQ 1 Q in ' ,ip , enior class Senior CIdS5 MISS VERONICA LEPOLD -402 Coleman Street San Antonio, Texas CA 7-T527 Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education Veronica seldom speaks, but when she does, people iust sit up and listen, for she usually has something worthwhile to say. She spent the past two summers in the Marine Corps Women Officers Training Program at Quantico, Va. Her greatest hobby is raising Siamese cats, which, she says, gives pleasure to others as well as herself. A career in elementary school teaching has been mapped out by Veronica. Miss Perla Leyba MISS JEANETTE LUDWIG 206 Iowa Street San Antonio, Texas l-E 3-8595 Bachelor of Science in Home Economics Jeanette came to l.W.C. following graduation from Brackenriclge High School. She has many interests such as dramatics, reading and studying current events, and experimenting with differerli kinds of foods. She will probably teach home economics 'ln high school, but would like to intersperse her teaching Wnh travel. Jeanette has been a very capable vice-president of 'he senior class. MISS will 2 'lf Q42 W, San All Bachelor Ol' . Md Billie! elgjiiege I 5 f lla! leader' I E Sl-,r'J. Billie iasschlif recfflled . . honor Soflelll cl Colleges an r tier Qfaduaw B L.. Miss Georgia Any Mis. ESTHE5 534 ClUllEr S. n ATllOniO, Bachei Of Of SC Mrs ' Marti Ii hendelgirlen a a V l' school W nd 'me for Ork V . sp0I'l5' arlolls