Phoenix College - Sandprints Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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SOPHOMORE CLASS Ui-'ivieicics First Na'l11f'.wIr'r Louis Vixuoiix ...,......,....... ...,,. I 'resident ...,, Cl,AlTl'INT'lC Ill wrenixsox .,.... .... I 'yi!'l'-PI'C3i!l!'IIf. Minrxin Seo'r'r ......,,,........, ..., T Yf'r'v'c'fr1-1111 .... . llox SIGIGHS ......, ,,., 7 'I'!'lI8'IlI'T'l' .,.,. Nun. IC. Coon... .'lfIriso7'.... HISTORY Neeonrl Nenaesfer Jeux lV11.1.1.xMs RUTH Comes .......EDXVIN MeC.xm10NT .....FLORENl IG CISNEY ....Nn1L E. Cool! TWU short. shorT years, il period almost Too brief for all The joys, TlKfllll5VT'lllT'lllS. and Illl'lllTll'll'S Thais They eonTain. And as The years slowly unfold Their pages, as Time ehanTs its heat of precious DIOIHGIITS agrainsT The silenee of eTerniTy. The elass of '29 will 1'Qlll0lIliJQ1' and will be renienihered as one ul' The pioneer groups ThaT aided in The liuilding of Phoenix Junior Vollege. With The arrival ol' The elass as 1'wl'CSlllIll'll in The fall of 19127 Tio their dep:1rTure in The spring ol' 1929. Junior College deflniiely enTered :1 new phase ol' its development. XVe say This wiTh no sense of egotising it merely 1 serves To link us wiTl1 The Tremendous growth That Junior Qollege shall ex- perienee. IT' merely serves To plaee our link in The ehain of years. NVe came To a -lunior Uollege eenT'ered in one large building, and seat- Tered To several rottages. 'We waT'c-hed The building of The sfadiuul, the furnishing ol' The 1-lass rooms. and The esTalxlish1nenT: of The splendid labora- Tories. And while These were being eonsTrueTed we saw Them 'filled To ea- par-iTy.' A, new building was planned. erec-Ted, and now as we Take our leave is ready for oernpanc-y. Thus The T-lass ol' '29 feels That iTs brief stay has marked a eomplete change in The eollege. As Freslunen we froliclced-first only on The walks and roadways-later on The spaeious lawn. As S0llll0lll0l'CS we felt at ease -alinosi al' home in The eonil'orTahle old building-drowsing, dreaming, and oeeasionally sludying on The froni' lawn. BUT with our passes Tha.Tg part of Junior T'ollege's life. Even now The of a new eollege building shades The northern porTi0ns of departure, so T00 grey, stone walls our campus. NYT- say adieu. and fond lneinories reTleeT' upon our minds. Memories of Two Tie-ups, one ol' del'eaT and anoTher of vieToryg 1lJG1l101'lCS of The dance We gave The S0llllTllllTbl'T'S. and The pienie we gave The Freshmen. XVC Treasure The reeolleeiions of our ilT'lllT'VT'llll'lll'S in sporis. studies, and in just living. Then eomes lnelnories of our class alone. lt was a class of pioneers whose Work, we hope, has lreen sueeessful, and whose heriTage we hand on To those who must follow in The paTh Thai' we have journeyed.