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

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MISS MARIA TERESA COSIO Puebla. Mexico Bachelor of Arts in Business Following in her sister Cloria's tradition. Maria Teresa has been a four-year resident student from Mexico. After graduation she plans to retum to Put-hla to teach eonunercial suhjerts and English in the secondary school system. Her plans for the future also include extensive world travel. Resident students who have lived with her during the past years will reineinher her quiet. Charming ways. MISS MARGARET AUVERGNE CKRNUTT San Antonio. Texas Bachelor of Scielzce in Nursing Margaret Came to IWC in her sophomore year. Her varied in- terests and ahility to get along with people haw heen great assets to her in nursing. She was vice-president of the junior class at Santa Rosa and is now an active memlwr of Phi Lainh- da Chi and student nurse associations. Her future is set upon a career in nursing. MISS MILDRED DANCY San Antonio. Texas Bachelor Of Arts in Business Mildred came to IWC as a transfer student from St. Philips's Col- lege in her junior year. She has been particularly interested in preparing for a Career in the husiness world and has served as vice-president and treasurer of the Business Cluh. She hopes to tour Europe some day and supplement her love of reading with experience in travel.

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MISS PAULINE FINNEY McAllen. Texas Bachelor of ,flrts in Chemistry Pauline has been an asset to the student hody of IWC. She was president of Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Sigma Kappa. and of her junior class. She was also elected to membership in Alpha Chi and Whos Who in Amt-riean Colleges and llnirersities and has served as a laboratory assistant in the Department of Chemistry. ln the Summer of her junior year she rm'e-ived an appointment as a student trainee to the Oak Ridge lnstitute of Nuvlear Studies in Tennessee. The faviilty nominated her for a Wlootlrow Wiilson Fellowship and Ll Fullhrigilit Seliolurship. MISS MARY ALMA FLORES Laredo. Texas Bachelor of Arls in Biology Mary Alma Came to lWtI from Laredo lv-vaiise ol its excellent Catholic atniosphere and svieiire department. Althougli she has finished college in three years, she has found time to travel through Ale-xifo and the- wr-stern states during her summer val Cations. At IWC she was L1 memlwr uf Alpha Chi. tice-president of Phi Sigma Kappa, and avtive in the Texgi- ,Xeatleiiiy of Scif-me. She was also elected lo Wlirfs Who in Anierieiin Colleges and Universities. MISS ROSIE FLORES San Antonio. Texas Bachelor of Arts in Art Rosie's future plans include a June wedding and work in com- mercial art. She has exhibited her paintings at the Witte Museum and the Fort Sam Houston Arts and Crafts Center. She also gave a one-man show in April in the IWC Art Gallery. She has taught arts and Crafts as a. volunteer worker at the Guadalupe Com- munity Center a.nd has demonstrated her artistic talent as editor of the 1961 yearbook. She is president of Alpha Rho Tau, and secretary of the Artists and Designers Society of San Antonio. -wx l A N, . Q