Bishop College - Tiger Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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l . i i l y . J-4 J i V,-1 . i J -1' 'In I 3 1. Qi Q i n J' . . ..,, Stephanie Eubank, a Thirteen College Curriculum Program student, set an unusual record when she ran for Miss Bishop lfvhile she was a freshman, She was first runner up and assumed the the title when Josephine did not return for the second semester. Stephanie is an English maior and lives in Indianapolis, Ind. Although the current reg- ulation lindicates that candidates must have completed 60 semester hours of credit now, such was not the case dur- ing the spring of 1968. Miss Bishop Stephanie J. Eubank Miss Bishop Josephine C. Hurd Miss Bishop is elected each spring, usually in May, by popular vote of the student body. The qualifications set by the Student Senate are that candidates for Miss Bishop must CU be representative of finer womanhood, KQQ have a 3.0 cumulative grade point average, Q31 have com- pleted a minimum of 60 semester hours. Miss Bishop serves as the official hostess for the college and repreents the college at all social functions. Josephine Hurd, a junior from Los Angeles, reigned as Miss Bishop until the end of the first semester. She did not return for the second semester.

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l 'fi -Qi! Tiliie Thomas, Miss Freshman Dormitory Nettie Brown Miss Sigma Gamma Rho Stacy Liggins Miss Freshman IQ nlv J ur . X Jo Harolyn Long, Scroller Sweetheart