Bishop College - Tiger Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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And Still the Work Goes on, and on . . . Security comes under the direction of Buildings and Grounds. It implies the feelings of confidence which mark attitudes of students, faculty, and staff. Members of the Security Officers' staff are Mr. Joe Arthur Johnson, Mr. J. L. Black, Mr. Frank James Scott, Mr. Elbert Sewell, and Mr. Joe Lee Scott. Some duties are pleasant, X .4f r Mr. John Henry Johnson and students take care of requisitions for supplies. Mr. Johnson is chief in the warehouse section which houses supplies. The student worker with him is Beverly Brown. Those who do not know bookkeeping and storage soon learn. Not one item can be placed on the wrong shelf or recorded in the wrong book. Mr. Wesley Hayes and Mr. Roy Sallings work 60! lst gd i , especially when attendance at social functions, athletic events, and parade details are involved. No trespassing is sometimes en- forced, but not when use of the new sidewalks is involved. Closed for an opening should be the sign of the times. N W, L It sw' 1 . -VL' V 52 if . ,,f ff- if -' . 4 ' ' :Lg-5 '-we 1 V .l 1-vpyf' -v V. sim' 'fjtii-T' i li S new together in receiving equipment and routing it to its proper des- tination. Sometimes all workers must give assistance, especially when buildings are being equipped, as the Business Building was equipped for the new tele-lecture course, and the new books for the library had to be placed in the acquisitions room.

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Division of Humanities Dr. Thelma P. Thom son P Chairman Dr. Thompson, who is an alumna of Bishop Col- lege, returns to the Bishop campus after a four year absence cluring which she attained her Ph.D. at the University of Oklahoma. Department of English Changes Its Major Focus In addition to her Ph.D., Dr. Thompson holds a B.A. in English from Bishop and an M.A. from the University of Michigan. English maiors may prepare for careers as teachers, or they may prepare for careers as writers. Speech and reading are offered and drama maiors may look forward to careers in all areas of the theater. Although teaching is still a major career interest for many students, other avenues of employment are beginning to attract more students with facility in the creative use of the English language. At the Humanities Convocation, Dr. Thompson presided The plat McCall Moses Green and DUNS Thompson form guests were Dr. Stuart Ryder, professor of English Willie 62