Sacramento City College - Pioneer Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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In the life of George Washington we find that unusual mixture of the aristocrat and the commoner. Born and reared to the purple, he became the leader in the cause of the liberal. So in the Sacramento Junior College we find this same strange anomaly. Its physical plant, equipment, and the personnel make it an aristocrat in the junior college field, but withal among faculty and students alike is a fine spirit of democratic friendliness. The fusion of the aristocrat and the commoner is found in the Sacramento Junior College. 4 [ Thirteen ]

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My dear young people, as you enter or leave our doors you have need to remember that the chief requisites to success are the “George Washington’’ virtues—acceptance of responsibility, fidelity, promptness, accuracy—the virtues which can never go out of date. Without them you can never climb to the highest positions nor attain the greatest happiness. (3 A-$Le Dean of Women [ Twelve]

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Like true love the course of extra-curricular activities in the Sacramento Junior College never did run smooth—and it is to be hoped that it never will. Experience indicates that it is time we stopped thinking of extra¬ curricular activities as a laboratory for the trying out of theories acquired in the classroom and begin to regard them as just another side of student life. If this view is correct, our aim should be to recognize and serve the leisure-hour needs of college youth. Si si. Dean of Extra-Curricular Activities [ Fourteen ]