Sacramento City College - Pioneer Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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HE PIONEER OF SACRAMENTO JUNIOR COLLEGE The Sacramento Junior College The greatest asset of the modern American municipality is its educational facilities. Not many years ago a High School was con¬ sidered of great value to the average community. The first two college years brought into one’s home city mean a vast saving in the cost of securing an education. The Junior College provides per¬ sonal contact with the instructor to an extent far greater than is possible in the congested classes of the av¬ erage university. The individualistic training, during the first two years, prepares the student for the ad¬ vanced lecture courses and more scientific treatment of subjects re¬ q uired to round out a thorough, technical education. Sacramento is fortunate in hav¬ ing a Junior College with a corps of educators at its head and elaborate equipment. This enables the stu¬ dent to select courses of training which will most ably fit him for the last two years of university or col¬ lege work. The Sacramento Chamber of Commerce, recognizing the merit of such institutions, extends its service to all students from our vast territory who decide to take these first two college years in Sacra¬ mento. We will be glad to assist any who may be desirous of obtain¬ ing part time employment or securing a suitable location for residing where home atmosphere prevails and, in every other way make col¬ lege life in Sacramento worth while. The keen interest and the loyalty of the student body is proof of the effective results obtainable from the Sacramento Junior College. A. S. DUDLEY Manager Sacramento Chamber of Commerce. 22