Bishop College - Tiger Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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Mrs. B. B. Weathers Processes Student Applications Getting enrolled in Bishop involves more than iust coming on down. Mrs. Barbara B. Weathers, director of admissions, must have complete infor- mation, transcripts, and test scores before any new student can be cleared for admis- sion. Time may be saved by making ap- plications early, but there will always be someone on hand to take care of the de- tails of admissions whenever the appli- cation is made. When students request per- sonal assistance with forms and data, this can be secured. ll g , V 5 'Sl ' 7'5- -Tf ' ---.,..., QA AWN Xl Mrs. B. B. Weathers, director of admissions, gives personal attention to applications and always tries to help deserving students who want to enter Bishop. Recruiting Also Oooupies Staff Mrs. Opal Fields, front desk, and Mrs. Shirley Black second desk Wearhers Standing is usuall on hand too A ' f f , , , , y , . mayor unction o also help students get records complete for enrollment. Mrs. this gfaffis that of recruitment, l l . l A 4 6 3 is l l ll i , ig . lx . . -ijc

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Loans for Students Require Skill Professional Advice and Expert Service Mr. James Phillips, accountant and loan officer, received his B.S. from Bishop. He has been a member of the staff since l963. As an extra service, he prepared income tax returns for students and faculty members. He is one of the staff members who must take into account needs of students and he makes adiustments in loans and funds as these needs change. Miss Elvia A. Smith is the assistant financial aids officer. She works with students during registration and dur- ing the times when applications for loans are filed in an effort to insure proper processing. She has been with the college since 1955. Miss Smith and Mr. Phillips must work with fi- nancial plans for at least l60O stu- dents per semester.

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Cashiers Do More Than Take in Moneg 'ia Mrs. Frankye Durkee is chief cashier. She keeps an accurate account of all bills owed by students and all payments must be made to her. She must also receive and credit deposits to all accounts and she makes detailed reports daily. Although the work is tedious, Mrs. Durkee finds time to issue meal books, certify balances, issue statements., and recon- cile accounts every day. She has been responsible for many innovations, but one of the most impressive has been the use ot passbooks to make purchases in the bookstore, and as Okay cards tor admits to examina- tions. She has been employed at Bishop since T965 and holds the bachelor of arts degree from Spelman College in Atlanta. Two Assistants Also Help Mrs. Maudine Town- send is assistant cash- ier during the day and Mrs. C. E. Oliver is assistant cashier after 4 p.m. and on Saturday morning. By virtue' of her assign- ment during the day, Mrs. Townsend must help with most ot the work with regular students while Mrs. Oliver gives help to evening and special students. ,f !, Mrs. C. E. Oliver Assistant Cashier Mrs. Maudine Townsend Assistant Cashier