Tyler Junior College - Apache Yearbook (Tyler, TX)

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MR. J. M. HODGES Superintendent Public Schools ,. ll v . The Superin+enden+'s Message HE TYLER HIGH SCHOOL has made rapid progress during the past five years. At present this high school is numbered among the largest in Texas. Practically every section of the United States is represented by new students this year, who, as a whole, are boys and girls that any school would be glad to accept. With the rapid growth of the school have come a more eflicient organization, a broader curriculum, and a more wholesome activity program. What shall be the future of the Tyler High School? An enlargement of the physical plant and a further extension of the curriculum will do much to meet the needs of the boys and girls in this rapidly growing city. More important than all of these is the consciousness on the part of the stu- dents that they alone will make the type of school that Tyler will have tomorrow. , J. M. HODGES, Su perintendent.