Phoenix College - Sandprints Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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n rl 911775373 Na J FoREWoRD S jg r 71 if-90 GWR HE junior College is rapidly becoming the stronghold of elementary higher education and may be justly called the home university. lfor from his home, within ten or fifteen minutes of the junior College. comes the youth now past the stage of early discipline and high school instruction, reacly for serious work in the higher branches of eclucation. He lives among his friends, aniicl the best sur- rounclings and in unequalecl environment. that of the A-Xmerican home. Upon entering the junior College for a period of two years to complete the elementary higher educa- tion for his major which he will take up as a iltllllfll in a University. the youth has a broacl held to choose from: history, science, literature-the whole scholas- tic heritage of the human race is his for the seeking. He l:1I1flS himself in a center of intellectual activity. in an environment of study, of tolerance, or progress: at a cost not prohibitive to anyone who is determined to gain the advantages of a higher education, for thi: is the Spirit of the junior College. The pages of this hook are records. tracks in the sands of time. of the students, their activities. joys. and frivolities. which go to complete the spirit of the -lunior College. GWILQID 19.90 .N