Bishop College - Tiger Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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X..,. f S. , P Ns Q s i , ,,,e,l,:I,7 - A ', 1 rf-- I th. V ., dK t1 '70 .AP 'il-1.-!lV Li' IL -A ' 'Vw .f'5 fa gf 2 rv' Members of the AKA Sorority held a banquet during the tall semester. Seated at the head Table are fl-rj Pat Crumby, Evelyn Bowers, El- v-ia Guidry, Regional Dir. Mrs. 'Fay Bryant, Mrs. Sneed, Delores Lloyd, and two representatives from the graduate chapter. lt EJ? Neophytes ot AKA are fl-rl Sharon Jim- merson, Georgia Long, Joyce Armstrong, Pat Hill, Jo Long, Cynthia Epps, Pauline Hill, Yvonne Breckenridge, Celestine Mayweather, Sandra Powell, Istandingl Beverly Burnett, Jean Grimes, LaVerne Hawkins, Judy Clark, Sandra Rowen, seven members of the chapter at NTSU, Jackie Alexander, Patricia Davis, Barbara Boyd, Pam Scott, and Betty Hooper. Members of the Ivy Leaf Club are Istand- ingj Eula Evans, Mary Graham, Gene- vieve Robinson, Sherry Suggs, Camille Sanford, Harriet Foster, Jean Brown, Theresa Mayfields, and Madyln Travenia. Seated are Judy Younger, Brenda Hines, Leslie Tunstall, Lodie Randle, Carlene Wadell, Karen Synder, and Jacqueline Littlefield. it Cl - Pr . -:pf f I l I ,-. V' 1.-X Q,.f-