Bishop College - Tiger Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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., 'v Keynote speaker. Award to Minister's Wife of the Year from the Bishop College Tea. Mrs. E. C. Estell, Sr. sponsors the tea and made the presentation. 'INSTITUTE ACTIVITIES 1968 and 1969 The Women's Di- vision is a vital factor in all reli- gious activities on c a m p u s. They earn a w a r d s, teach seminar ses- sions, and assume financial ,responsi- bility whenever these sessions are held. Pictures on this page show the activities of the Women's Di- vision in 1968 and 1969. -is .1 inns? 1 Mrs. M. E. Colvin received an award. Q X y ,. A iii -' f 'l'.iiil M aw! 1 ' 4 I , -,, -1.1.3, V .- A it it y i' 1 1 il Winners in 1968 were included in the celebration in 1969. Mrs. among the officials both years. G. A. H. Sheppard, Zeta Phi Beta's Woman of the year, 1969, was 93

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The Case for Christian Character on This Cam u REV. M. M. PEACE REV SAMUEL B McKINNEY REV TOM Si-MPP Philadelphia, Penn. Seattle Wash Religious Emphasis Week has always been inspiring to the college community because, many times during this week, students as well as the administration receive strength to push forward and attain that goal they have set. The theme tor week was The Case for Chris- tian Character on This Campus. Topics varied daily and seminars were held for an hour in the chapel lounge. During this week, the ministers delivered ser- mons with such soul-stirring messages that the students recognized the elements of truth and turned over new leaves as far as homework and character were concerned. Also as a result ot their messages, the college community re- dedicated itself to the cause and began to work harder. lt was clearly a case for Christian character as students realized from personal contact with great souls that trials and hardships are mere testing grounds and are not meted out on the basis of race, creed, color, age, or national origin. Daily attendance at religious services is part ot the Bishop tradition and, during the observance Nov. T7-22, attendance records were broken. Dean Harry S. Wright and Rev M. M. Peace of Philadelphia. 92l

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Business Department Trains for Careers W Dr. Oscar Olchyk is chairman of the Department of Business. Students who take courses in business may prepare to teach in schools or may prepare to go directly into business after graduation. lt is not unusual for gradu- ates to continue their studies in gradu- ate schools in preparation for careers as accountants, or in merchandising, marketing, management, or similarly related fields. 34 . Mrs. Annette Flowers is an instructor in typing and in data processing. In all instances, stu- dents are trained in skills needed to enter the competition in the iob market with better than an even chance for employment. Mrs. Neva Anderson helps students learn to use new equipment in the De- partment of Business. Evelyn Boulard, George Washington, and Clifford Bo are apt pupils when it comes to learning to use new adding machines. machines perform several functions and make mathematics easier to manage. sg ll is The mimeoscope makes duplicating pictures easy