Bishop College - Tiger Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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K 1 Nw ii W 1 at Q 3' vu J, faq' The program for women in physical education includes community participation and intercollegiate competition. In the spring, Women's Sports Day always features teams of women from various colleges. Mae Carroll Waddell, second from right, kneeling, and Luverta Hunter and Paulette Malone, standing right, are representatives of Bishop in the competition. WOMEN'S SPORTS DAY, SPRING 1969 Miss Z'Ann Taylor was speaker for the Sports Day Banquet. She will ioin the Bishop faculty as chairman of the Health,: Physical Educa- tion, and Recreation Department in Septem- ber 1969. She was a Ph.D. candidate at Texas Woman's Univer- sity when she made the address. fs-.4 .,,. -.T Mi ...gf H.. Law-it---lamps Mr. Phil Johnson directed the dance workshop. He is a noted choreog- rapher with a studio in the Wilshire Shopping Center. He has choreo- graphed musicals for Sunset, Wood- row Wilson, and W. T. White High Schools in Dallas. ln the photo- graph he is combining instruction in relaxing with instruction in poise and posing for students of dance. Sandra Spencer, front row, left, is a senior physical education maior who has performed unique ballets and dances at Bishop.

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a ll f' ' fr' Pre-College Work A Brings Rewards :L- - 5 -Faculty members may change each summer, but the atmos- phere of friendly fellowship re- mains. Sister Mary Dorothy Klaers, Mr, Joseph Jones, Mr. Benny Watson, Mr. A. L. Har- graves, Mr. L. Nussbaum, and Sister Richard Anthony Schutte were members of the 1968 sum- mer faculty. Mr. Jones found Bishop so great that he ioined the faculty permanently in the fall. Students AND faculty get inspired. gf: Q gk,,,,.4. Mrs. Virginia Hayes, standing, directs the pre-college program. ln the faculty meeting at the beginning of the program in 1968 are Mrs. Marilyn P. Thomas, Sister Richard Anthony Schutte, Mr. Oliver J. Fontaine, Mr. Benny Watson, Mr. A. S. Hawkins, Sister Michalene Hylen, Mr. Joseph Jones, Mr. Acker, Sister Mary Dorothy Klaers, Mr. A. L. Hargraves, Sister Margaret Wiener, Mrs. Powell, Miss Floretta Lee, Mrs. N. D. Wiggins, Mrs. L. B. Hall, Sister Winifred Goddard, and Mrs. Christina Bonner. Most of the students who were enrolled in the pre-college program remained in school all year, those who did not also gained from such a flexible, personal ap- proach to instruction. 99

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TX U -., . -i . fee Dr. Lucille Tunstall Chairman Department of Biology Emphasis in the Department of Biology is placed on re- search. Technology and pre- medical and pre-nursing training are also included. Job opportunities in the professions and in various areas of education still claim many biology maiors. Grad- uate study is frequently a reward for academic excel- lence in the area. -17- - .T Il ' 3' ,,. ' llfsv ll 'lil l Ti .J Teacher of the Year l 967-l 968 Dr. Tunstall received her B.S. in medical technology from the University of Col- orado, the M.S. from Wayne State University, and the Ph.D. from Wayne State. Her post doctoral work was done at Roswell Park Me- morial Institution in Buffalo, N. Y. She is a member of the American Association of University Professors, the Michigan Academy of Sci- ence, and the American As- sociation of University Wom- en. , VE: