Tyler Junior College - Apache Yearbook (Tyler, TX)

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Sluclg lim ooo a must for college survival In addition to extracurricular activities such as intramurals, fraternity and Sorority parties and club meetings, students learn the importance of studying. Studying is an essential part of college life and must be taken seriously in order to graduate. For every hour a student attends class, he is advised to spend two hours studying on his own time. Whether it is in the quietness of one's own room or outside under a tree, most students find seclusion the best way of studying. 2 A. I.. fi' 'Ns-Q-v..,,,,. 'St 1 5 ,7gai'fst. ' 1 is is L 1 1 ' - I- ?f..,- 'f-'- f Q H S -1:2 214 at GHQZQQH vs:x'u'5-jf., 'F-fi , who J- I 31.54 ,.'-r-EJ, V11- fvw 'lg 'F'-f '-E 7- twlrl' f 4'-1 r- f x Top: Daniel Garcia finds a quiet spot on campus for studying. Bottom: Popular music on the dial access system helps Craig Evans learn. N-. ,Mwmwh

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, ofW3,2 - ' , ,., A ,Mx 12 at-is ' A . T 5 5 Top: Donnie Fisher recopies her Medical Lab notes. Middle: lennifer Duncan finds the photographer an amusing distraction from her drafting class. Bottom: Karen Woodard takes her studies to BSU for a peaceful atmosphere.