Tyler Junior College - Apache Yearbook (Tyler, TX)

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DR. HARRY E. JENKINS President TYLERJUNKNQCOLLEGE H. E. .:sNK:Ns, PRESIDENT TYLER, TEXAS A March S, 1951 TO THE STUDENTS OF TYLER JUNIOR COLLEGE: May I congratulate you, who are the student personnel of the Tyler Junior College, upon the record which you have made during the year and the contributions which you have made to the continued progress of the college. Already this institution has assumed a place of leader- ship and importance in the system of higher education in Texas, as well as a prominent place among the junior colleges of the nation. To you, the students, I express the appreciation of the Board of Trustees and the college faculty, as well as my own. The junior college movement is the nwave of the future.W You will always be proud of your part in the development of this new institution, a part of the national junior college movement. Sincerely, I . E. Jenkins, President Tyler Junior College

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EDWARD M. POTTER Dean TYLERJUNKNQCOLLEGE H.E.JENKlNs,PREslosNT OFFICE OF THE DEAN TYLER, TEXAS March 6, l95l TO THE STUDENTS OF T.J.C.: In these days of international tension when the storm clouds of war hang loweringly on the horizon, and when many around us are losing their heads, it gives me a feeling of pride to see the great majority of our stu- dents continuing steadily toward their educational ob- jectives. Each student should be calm in his assurance that in so acting he is fitting himself not only for greater service to himself, but also to his country. Let each of us rededicate our energies and our lives, if need be, in order that our way of life may be per- petuated. My best wishes to each of you, zumfwfizzfz Edward M. Potter, Dean Tyler Junior College