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Dr. Perpinan had quite a bit to talk about. He was most impressed with the scenic attractions our .campus has plus the general warm feeling of personal contact between the people on the campus. ec? 9 g Ps Dr. Fred M. Lange presents Dr. M. K. Curry with a 'casual gift! The gift was a check for Si,OOO. Looking on with great enthusiasm are Coach Emanuel Jones, head basketball coach and Dr. C. L. Knight, academic dean. ns' 'S wav- Q., .... 1199 Reginald Tuggle, a senior, lust returned from the University of the Philippines as an exchange student. While other mem- bers of the party admired the school newspaper, Dr. Perpi- ian and Reggie engaged in a conversation of a little less humorous nature. Joining in the conversation later was Dean Harry S. Wright, dean of the chapel. Dr. K. A. Huggins chats with Dr. F. M. Lange. 35
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From the Philippines: Dr. Jesus E. Perpinan, Chief de Mission tor the Philippine Olympic Delegation, visited Bishop with Dr. Fred Lange after the 1968 Olympic games in Mexico City. D Pictured above: Dean Charles L. Knight, Rev. Noah Osborne, dean of men, Dr. Fred Lange, trustee, Dr. Jesus Perpinan ot the Olympics Committee, President M. K. Curry, Jr., and Dr. Pedro Abelarde also from the Philippines. bw' fx .- . . . . R ' 5 ff Dr. Perpman insists that his teams will do .:,. YR U much better in the next Olympics, especially on x 'L in basketball. With him are Basketball Coach ,,.A AN Emanuel Jones, Alexander Beasley, sports sf 'N editor for student publications, Tommy Chris- 1 ' ' - - d D P -- ,, Q tian, sports writer, an r. erpnnan. ' if Eb' -T.. 'zzz :-'- '. V X sfsif.i'1Q,t r fis- A -J-52122252222 ' .. ' m5ff:5i Dr. Lange Brings Guest to Campus
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