Sacramento City College - Pioneer Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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Glee Club The Glee Club of the college, otherwise known as the “Singin’ Seven,’’ has been the beginning of what is hoped to be a splendid organization of male songsters—one of the greatest advertising agencies that a college can have. Throughout the entire year, the club has consisted of the following boys: L. Penny and L. Chorley, first tenor; D. Davidson and I. Ford, second tenor; W. Morse and M. Shreck, baritone; S. Howe, bass. They first sang at the Christmas tree entertainment at the college; then before the Exchange Business Men’s Club at the Land Hotel; at the college “Smoke,” and over the radio. They also sang at student body meetings, and on one of these occasions Mr. Penny gave a demonstration of his ability as a soloist. Their best work was done at the Tuesday Club House entertainment, where they gave a snappy skit, “School Days,” which ended in some well rendered songs. A view of their costumes explains one reason why this act met with so much favor. “You bet, those fellows can sing!” 29

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String Quartet The Junior College may well be proud of its musical organizations which have been very active this year. The four violins are played by Alice Warren, Lois Pepper, Richard Link and Holland Waldraven. Helen Fox is accompanist. Miss Hughes has directed the quartet and through her efforts it has attained so high a standard.

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PIONEER OF SACRAMENTO JUNIOR COLLEGE VILA E. HUNT LLEWELLYN PENNY Annual Staff Vila E. Hunt. Mildred McFall. Llewellyn Penny. Margaret Hamilton. Jack Dennison. Clyde Seavy. Philip Broughton. Cora Patterson. Laurie Riggs. Charlotte Krebs. Genevieve Baker. Ruth Dodds. Richard Batte. .Editor-in-chief .Associate Editor .Business Manager Assistant Business Manager .Athletic Editor .Art Editor .Joke Editor .Alumni Editor .Dramatics .Society Editor .Literary Editor .Organizations .Sop homore Reporter 30