Bishop College - Tiger Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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XLSJ s ,,qi '53, , l it il Dr. and Mrs. Pedro E. Abelarde came to Bishop from the University of the Philippines. He spent the year at Bishop as a visiting professor of gov- ernment. She spent the year as a gracious hostess to his new friends and visitors. Just before the academic year ended, Dr. and Mrs. Abelarde en- tertained his students, faculty members, and friends with a unique party. Foods were prepared by Mrs. Abelarde and featured delicacies from the Philippines. i , A l llll e surprise of the evening came when Mrs. Ethel Hancock presented a gift to Mrs. Abelarde and a plaque to Dr Abelarde from some of the students in his class. Guests enjoyed a happy time. There was no need for a roll call at the party. Dr. and Mrs. Abelarde Entertained Lavishlg if

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Dr. Pedro Abelarde Mrs. Naomi Lecle Mr. Mark Hamlet, instructor of economics, recently ioined the Hamlet is a full time professor at the University of Dallas, a sister Bishop faculty. Students going over a case study with Mr. Hamlet school of Bishop College. 4' are Jo Ella Dabney, Jimmy T. Williams, and Gerald Broders. Mr. 'i if: f'+ H it M ' H ,,H fat 4 iii? .w . - . I HN 'A V I 1 Yligzlm . ' islaiiaislggpi, t t fi- 5 whkg N Pi Q5 - - Fair Exchange . .

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Division ol' Religion and Philosophg A Qfhs Dr- T- W- Th0mP50n Mrs. Dorothy Holloman Q x' P ' 1 1 'Y Rev. Leotis Belli Rev. Jaqk Moore Because Bishop College is a church related, Christian institution, all students are required to take six hours of religion. These hours are equally divided into Old Testament literature and Religion in mod- 5 A :rf y 'B if ' I l 'Mi' -' ., ' if-mill ' small if ern life. Dr. John Mangram, head of the Division of Religion and Philosophy teaches both the freshman and advanced courses in religion.