Dallas Junior Academy - Dallas Memories Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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,fx V f CXIV' X f L M Editor ,S Letter Our annual has at last been completed, and we are very proud of our efforts. The annual staff has worked long and hard on it, but we have learned much and have enjoyed the work. Even if we became discouraged at times, we have tried to make the annual a success. Many people have contributed to the production of this annual, and I, as editor, would like to first recognize the helpfulness of the staff. They have worked together very well: I don't believe I could have had a more co- operative staff. I would like to thank Mrs. Lee, our ad- visor, for all the assistance she has given us. We certain- ly could not have done the work without her. Next, I would like to thank all those who helped sell the ad- vertisements and those who bought them. It is to these people, whose monetary contributions have made this annual possible, that we perhaps owe our greatest debt of gratitude. I am also grateful to Mr. Kilgore for the help and consideration he has shown us. The editor, 770167 723 C 6 il ily, l

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All members of the staff Cpositioned for comfortj work hard to finish annual on time. While all is quiet Mary, Kathy, and Lesta work on a few of the remaining pages. iziilasw 1:3 iiessifii L,-1 Mr. Bob Lynch, our representative from Taylor Pub- lishing Co. , helps solve a few of the staff's problems. .sr 'IT' -5 V .,., c r Sandra and Ted call prospects for ads to the annual. f Y' l 'fi J' 9, 1 'Q ii ? l .- ' I I Qlj' l W 1 J V-Vin. 3 y r av wld Mary and Kathy congratulate each other on finishing the annual just before the deadline.

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