Tyler Junior College - Apache Yearbook (Tyler, TX)

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Cpreface HE APACHE '42 is something NEW. Never before has there been a school annual quite like this one. It blazes a new trail in yearbooks. Not only is it a revolutionary idea, but for the first time in T. J. C., the yearbook has been published entirely by students. With Dean H. E. Jenkins' go ahead signal, Bob Hayes, managing editor, drafted the aid of seven other Apaches. Despite the chaos of world catastrophe and the priorities on materials as a result of the world wide war, these eight workers began their task. Indeed one might say that this book is a. war annual. Weeks were spent in the frantic attempt to obtain the neces- sary photographic materials. Substitutes vvere made for sub- stitutes. Obtaining supplies from several sources, enough ma- terial Was finally obtained and the Work began. Sacrificing their school time, Betty Jane Baker, advertising manager, La- Verne Wilhite, and Hymie Roosth canvassed the city for ad- vertising. Consequently it is through the generosity of our advertisers that you may have this APACHE '42 for the pric. which you paid. The business men of Tyler paid for more than half of the book. Despite the hours of constant concentrated work which Bob did with the assistance of Otto Turner, taking the pic- tures, developing and turning out the pages, despite the great amount of energy and shoe leather which the advertising staff gave, despite the efforts of the remaining staff, Harriet Ste- phens, Gerald Sanders, and myself, We can truly say that it Was great fun and the realized dream, upon the publication of this book, is Well Worth all the Work it represents. The staff takes this means to say Thanks Apacheland for your unswerving support and confidence. VIRGINIA ALLEN, Assistant Editor.

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