Bishop College - Tiger Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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. . We were told that we had no historg. Now we are being taught that history. , .. '- 332 'Q . 1 1 . ess, Kg.. I at Q! :l Mr. Raymond Hall teaches about Africa from personal experience. He studied army administration. His classes include African and He Speni TWO Yeafs '35 5 Peace COVPS volunteer. Hls experiences American culturev Personalities of importance are his special in- also include a tour of duty with the U. S. Army in Germany. He terest and he plans in the immediate future to continue his studies has studied German and French and is fluent in both' languages. toward the doctorate in his area. Histories make men wise, poets, witty, the mathematics, subtle, natural philosophy, deep, moral, grave, logic and rhetoric, able to contend. -Bacon l SX - 1 ll -1- ., ' . 1 ' 1 I 4 -I .Rx f-W V' H ' f C NT l. z, ' l .l' Ni 1 w ll. I - 'Nl - 'li 1, , , ., , ,H , 'L ' . -1 l. ,Ex '4 'Qilciy 1 qw-I 'I gf! fs., A r .-1 y wwf-- ' ' l 'I V . .- , l N , If . '.,r ,tx E ii. 'Sf 83

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Afro-American courses have been offered at Bishop since 1929. The program was initiated by Dr. Melvin J. Banks when he began his career as a teacher at Bishop. Katherine Colbert, a senior history major, has used maps and charts extensively in her exploration of the events in the development of various countries including Africa and America. Q.. -: ' nz A fi . gr .f -Q: T : i :- When Dr. Banks teaches his classes, he always includes map study. As a partici- pant in the foreign exchange student program, Dr. Banks encourages foreign students to enroll in his courses and encourages his students to engage in for- eign travel themselves. The Iranian student is Mohammad Mohammadi. Everett Davis may be considered an assistant to Dr. Banks. He works in the De- partment of Social Sciences in order to finance his education. Most of the students in the class are seniors and most are maiors in some area of the social sciences. Afro-American Courses Tell It Like It IS. i 82 l- ' 4 1 3 M,:,'r . 55,1-5 ' l. it S, l Lf pri 7- :ga ,. Ei 7 . fri -, vig :Iris 1' W .Y - YN. 7 ISI ? 'SQ mfr , :ff ' ffglefi ' , Q' , 5-.i,,.,.,-- X --- ,,p:--- - U 4' QQ ...JV f I Wesdf-g,L.s5.Q

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