Bishop College - Tiger Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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il' l WJ- S Members of the 13 College Curriculum Pro- Other TCCPers styled some of their original gram sponsored a Talent Show Dance. Some creations. Those appearing in the Style Show of the personalities featured included Mi- were Gerald Como, Songye Parker, Ronald chael Cressey, Hattie Jackson, Saundra Au- Massey, Betty Randle, Rhonda Owens, Lyn- ' try, Casandra Davis, William Walker, James da Cameron, Valerie McGowan, and Shirley Lark, Julius Graves, Brenda Southall, Leslie Finnell. Smllhfalnd Bertha Black- Xocia Armstrong performed a Mexican Ha Fun and Frolic Are Part ot' Michael Cressey presented Mr. Clesbie Daniels a box of candy Hattie Jackson presented Stephanie Eubanks and Irene McHe from the TCCPers. candy. 7- 2132

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VRF-els. , sv , X Rev. Seals discusses identity with his class. History is Rev. Seals' specialty. w M V i -.L ,F1T,.y,... 'ig W o 1,1 ., i, ' V -7 ds? lf.-,. xi -.Iii . -ff W. Y fir Agrglj-gif! LL fine Q J H' 'fin we If l' 1 I 1 33 'all ii TCCP Students Studg More. Talk More , L ,i le ll -'ETQQQE . J -3, ,x kj' 1- !l ig - - 1,354 L -LAD- I -.Q W if Laboratory classes are required of all students enrolled in sciences and even math. , ,Q 3 an-P-f, V C' Mr. Willie Clark, instructor of biology, directs an experi- ment in a regular laboratory course.

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Joseph E. Lockridge Memorial Convocation Held A special Memorial Convocation for the Honorable Joseph E. Lockridge was held in the Carr P. Collins Chapel Sept. ll. STATE REPRESENTATIVE JOSEPH E. LOCKRIDGE, a native of Waco, came to Dallas at an early age. He graduated from Lincoln High School and earned degrees at Southern University, Baton Rouge, La., and at the Howard University School of Law. ln 1960, Representative Lockridge was admitted to the Texas Bar and entered the practice of law the same year. He was a partner in the firm of Finch, Lockridge and Cun- ningham. ln addition to his law practice, he worked with fraternal, social, welfare, religious, and professional organizations. He was an active member of the Golden Gate Baptist Church in Dallas where his father was pastor for T8 years. Representative Lockridge was elected to the Texas State House of Representatives in l966, and served one term as Representative of District 33, Place 5, Dallas County. His work in the Legislature was acclaimed by his colleagues and they named him Rookie of the Year in an unprece- dented election. This is a coveted distinction in the Texas Legislature and Representative Lockridge won the dis- tinction by serious, hard work. Fellow Representatives de- scribed him as a man with a quiet voice, not a talker. He was an unopposed candidate for reelection when he met an untimely death in the crash of a Braniff Interna- tional Electra on May 3, 1968. Mayor Erik Jonsson was speaker for the occasion and an- nounced the establishment of the Joseph E. Lockridge Memorial Collection in the Zale Library and a cash award from the Jonsson Foundation.