Sacramento City College - Pioneer Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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E V students now passing out of the Sacramento Junior College have failed to come in close contact with our president, Mr. J. B. Lillard, and our dean, Miss Belle Cooledge. Whether this contact has been to a greater or less extent, doubtless no student fulB appreciates the great benefit he has received from these two, our college guardians. Not many years ago—nine to be exact our junior college v as born, and what a college it was! It was considered little more than an institution in which high school students received two years of post-graduate work—regular advanced high school work under a college name. But, there was in charge of this institution a woman who might be defined as a trained nurse of education. She was able to nurse, pet, and coax the budding Sacramento Junior College from its infant state to its present state ot adolescence. She drew ' it farther and farther away from the pre¬ vailing high school atmosphere; we are now ' absolutely distinct from the high school. How ' could she have done all this w ' lthout ambition, foresight and above all, love? It is indeed hard to ap¬ preciate all that Miss Belle Cooledge has done for us. In the Fall of 1923, w ' hen this graduating class really came into existence, students were able to step from the position of high school graduates direct to that of college students, a most import¬ ant step. At the time of our entering the college as students there also entered with us one w ' ho w ' as to serve as our guide Mr. Jeremiah B. Lillard, w ' ho has proved himself capable of enacting both the role of college president and that of comrade. He is indeed a find. As to his ambition, our coming Junior College building speaks for itself. Before we pass let us not forget our faculty; surely they have some claim to the honors of making our institution w ' hat it is. In our faculty we are leaving behind us a group that has had much more to do with the molding of our minds than w ' e may easily imagine. Whatever successes we may meet in coming years we w ' ill owe in great part to the many hours we have spent w ith our instructors. For all of the kindnesses of the past and for success to come we happily set aside these few pages of the 1925 Pioneer as an appreciation of our president, our dean, and our faculty. —•€’{ 5

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Mr. William A. Meyer, President Mr. Janies B. Giffen Mrs. George B. Lorenz Mrs. Sam H. Cohn Mr. J. E. Lynn Mr. Chas. C. Hughes, City Superintendent of Schools Bell, Archibald Weir.Zoology University of California, A. B. University of California. Summer sessions Briscoe, Mabel.French and Spanish Roval University of Dublin, Ireland Oueen’s University of Belfast, Ireland, B. A. University of Californ , Shinier s sions .Political Science and Economics Murphy, Mary Agnes. .English and Public Speaking Mills College, B. L. . University of California, M. L. Summer sessions at University of California Norton, John Henry.Chemistry University of Missouri, B. Agr. University of Missouri, B. S. University of Missouri, M. S. Summer sessions at Chicago, Missouri, Illinois and California Ursinus College, A. B. , University of Chicago Law School University of California and Stanford, Sum¬ mer sessions Stanford University, A. M. Cooledge, Belle.Dean of Women University of California, B. S. University of California, Summer sessions Army School of Nursing Eastman, Margaret.Librarian Library Training, State of California Library University of California, Summer sessions Finnie, Cara McCoy.English University of California, A. B. Columbia University, M. A. Frazce, Holland.Music University of South,Dakota, A. B. Summer Sessions at Washington and California Cayman, Warren Wesley.Physics University of Chicago, A. B. Summer sessions at California and Stanford Hart, Agnes Needham.English University of Pacific, B. S. University of Pacific, M. A. University of California, B. A. Summer session at University of Southern C.alifornia Lillard, Jeremiah Beverly.President Stanford University, A. B. University of California, M. A. Summer sessions at University of California McCormick, Bobert Earl. .Philosophy and Psychology University of Texas, A. B. Harvard University, M. A. Summer sessions University of California ty of Iowa, B. A. . ty of Colorado, M. A. f Universities o€ Wiscoi iyyand Karl Wloo . Bobbins, Louise Falk.-. .Botany and Biology University of University Work at L California Shattuck, Karl .Geology and Hygiene for Men University of California, B. S. Regular and Summer session work at California Steinbach, Herman Beinhard. .German and Latin University of California, B. L. University of California, M. L. Summer session at California Passed California Bar Examination Thorpe, Truman Darby. .Civil Engineering United States Military Academy Graduate Summer session University of Califoinia Wallace, Whittier Worthington. .Mathematics Stanford University, A. li. Stanford University, A. M. Summer session at Stanford Ward, Harold. Pratt Institute Graduate Paris, Private Art Instruction Carmel Studio Work Summer sessions at Caliiornia Art Waterhouse, Alfred James....Journalisni Ripoii College Practical Newspaper Experience Summer session at Caliiornia Wright, Grace Anna.History University of Wisconsin, A. B. University of Wisconsin, A. M. Summer sessions at Wisconsin and California McGcorge, Verne Adrian. .Law and Geography Stanford University, A. B. University of Chicago, J. D. Member of the Bar Zallio, Anthony Guiseppe.- .French, Italian and Fencing University of Turino, B. L. Summer sessions at California and Stan¬ ford Universities 7