Tyler Junior College - Apache Yearbook (Tyler, TX)

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Lip IE gy 7, APACHE, 1937 .inlzzl ' --uu uumummmuun mmulln mm I I SIDE LIGHTS ON STUDENT LIFE Phi Theta Kappa elected seventeen pledges in February. They were Edna Earle Tipper- son, Hannah McKay, Mary Louise Castle, Mary Emily Thompson, Elizabeth Ann Har- rell, Marguerite Henry, Martha Christian, Carol Liggett, Hazel Mitchell, ,lane Tbfd- ford, Vllilliam Harvey, Fannie Belle Pledger, Myrlene Nerren, Robert Vlloodson, Mona Dell lfason, C, ul, Thompson, Marguerite Henslee. Apache maidens feel that the addition of the Girls Lounge and kitchen has heightened the joy of life in the college. lt has supplied a real need in giving the girls a place to relax and chat with their friends during their spare minutes. NIS if HI- The Mattie L, jones Scholarships were awarded this year to Edith Allen and Martha Christian. This is the first year that these scholarships have been presented. The chosen students are given a full year's tui- tion in the college. BIG il? Our two-word description for basketball enthusiasm- Martha llarris. if tk :It VVe Vllonder-XVhat Apache maiden took a tumble off her horse? C. L.? XVhy lfrwlzw- bull holds such fascination for F. li, P.? VVhat is Ruth Myers' hamburger capacity? lf Martha Sue has learned the difference be- tween discussion and beating around the bush. VVith the braves along the fence and the squaws on the bases, the year has been filled with both work and play. lf Y- Interest was quickened by certain editions of a news bulletin. Noteworthy among these fire? The Radio News by Vvalter Guild and The Pow-XVow by the -lenltins, Sleeper, and McDonald Publishing Company. It I Did you know-The Senior Class of 1930 presented the Library with our electric Clock? That lIooker's Lafwx of l1il'l'll'XTll5fll'I1l Polity in the Library is 230 years old? New life has been brought to our bulletin board by the display of student talent devel- oped in the art course. The Girls' Forum, under the able leader- ship of Miss Adele Ilenderson, brought to Tyler the Hendrickson-Bruce Shakespearian players, who presented Juliur f.lIlf'.I'llI' and llanzlwl. :ti 'K if To acquaint the general public with the activities and talents of junior College stu- dents, and to give additional opportunity for development through self-expression, the Ty- ler junior College inaugurated a series of ra- dio programs from station KGKB, I W, ill, L :ti I E r 'rl V EEIQ Su ti L: 1JZ'T'1f. , ' F 'ff' -- r- 'f 'gg I-A - +-- LE h I fi' 'Ni

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Qi-5 his F ii' kd we-ff f 1. .lack explains the situation. 2. A bunch of monkeys in the tree. 3. The hamburger squad. 4. Pharmacy philosophers. 5. On to Waco and the debatef 6. A couple of campus jelly- beans. 7. I bet mine's the bestf' 8. Bow ties are quite the fad. 9. Tn play or not to play. 10. Settling down to read this year? 11. On the stairway to knowledge. 3 I ff