Tyler Junior College - Apache Yearbook (Tyler, TX)

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liyi ,Ill . t 1 1 ,. TOP: Freshmen begin the new school year with a two day course of freshman orientation. MIDDLE RIGHT: Sans Souci pledges show their stuff to active members.

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And VVe've Only Begun . . . TJC is just a beginning for many as we continue the search for new experiences . . . saying goodbye to the old and looking forward with anticipation to the new. O, nf' 'OR iv i,- N- . Fai' X fl Rf h . 1 t a , . 1 E ,ff X 1 . TOP LEFT: It must belong to 3 freghmany TOP RIGHT: One down, one to go. MIDDLE LEFT: Big mouth! Huh! BOTTOM RIGHT: Both pledges and actives enjoy a little cotton-eyed-Joe at the OU's first mixer, 'S MV A ' X ,N F

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Unfolding Day by Day Dedication ceremonies for the Watson and Emma Wise Cultural Arts Center were held this fall as construction on the Wise Cultural Arts Building was completed. September 28 ceremonies featured speeches by Governor William P. Clements and Ross Perot. The Cultural Arts Center includes the Wise Cultural Arts Building, the Tyler Art Museum and Wise Auditorium. The center of the complex is highlighted with a fountain of geese sculptured by famous Houston sculptor Pat Foley. TOP: Dr. H. E. Jenkins led dedication proceedings Saturday morning. MIDDLE LEFT: Governor Clements' speech praising the growth of cultural arts in Texas highlighted dedication ceremonies. MIDDLE RIGHT: The sign in the middle of the Cultural Arts complex gives a finishing touch. BOTTOM: A special plaque in the Cultural Arts Building outlines the history of service rendered to T.J.C. by Watson and Emma Wise.