Sacramento City College - Pioneer Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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J. B. LILLARD MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT A good annual summarizes the year ' s events and adds a volume to the history of the activities of the college. That is why this annual will go into your library and will be taken down from time to time in the years to come to recall an individual or an event or to be poured over in happy remembrance. J. B. LILLARD, President.

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FACULTY . . SACRAMENTO JR. COLLEGE HAFFLEY, GEORGE CLINTON, Aeronautics HARRIS, DONNA, Library Assistant HART, AGNES NEEDHAM, English HARTLEY, FLORENCE, Bacteriology, Nurse JENKINS, HUBERT OLIVER Astronomy, Geology KENNEDY, JAMES SHELDON, Psychology KIMBER, GEORGE CARD, Geography KNOLES, PETER WALLINE Economics, History LAMB, MARIE, Library Assistant LEADER, HERMAN ALEXANDER American Institutions, History LILLARD, JEREMIAH BEVERLEY, President LUSK, HILTON FRANK Director, Institute of Aeronautics MATTHEW, JOHN BRITTON, Art McCORMICK, ROBERT EARL, Philosophy MERCER, HOWARD GLENN Physical Education MICKELSON, VERNON CLIFFORD English, Public Speaking MIHSFELDT, AUGUST HENRY German, Spanish MINARD, JEANNETTE FRANCES Counselor, Latin MURRAY, WALTER, Art, English NASH, CLARENCE, Comptroller, Physics NORTON, JOHN HENRY, Chemistry PASSALACQUA, ROBLEY EMERSON Economics PATTERSON, CATHERINE CLARE Director of Placement, English, French PAVID, LEANDRE LEON, French, Spanish PEDERSEN, SVIND, Aeronautics PRIBBLE, FREDERICK JAMES, Commerce PURVES, WILLIAM KIRKWOOD, Music REEVE, RICHARD HUGO Anthropology, English ROBBINS, LOUISE HENRIETTE Botany, English SCHWENCK, JULIUS RAE, Chemistry SELDON, DONALD PERKINS Counselor, English, Sociology SEYMOUR, JOHN LAURENCE, Dramatic Art SHEETZ, CARSON PARK English, Journalism, Social Institutions SHIELDS, IVINE, Music SIM, WILLIAM CUTHBERT, Physical Education SKIDMORE, HENRY MARVIN Dean of Men, Mathematics SMITH, STACY H., Economics SMITH, WALTER VERNON, Spanish STAFFORD, MARY TURNER, Commerce STEINBACH, HERMANN REINHARD, German SWAN, JOHN HAROLD, English, Philosophy TAYLOR, RUEL, Law, Music TEALE, GEORGE FRANCIS, Engineering THOMAS, M. KATHRYN Hygiene, Physical Education THORPE, TRUMAN DARBY, Engineering TULLEY, STEWART WENDELL, Music TYLER, HARRY EDWARD Dean of Counselling, Psychology TYLER, HENRY TELLER, Psychology VICKERY, FREDERICK PAUL Geology, Mineralogy WALLACE, WHITTIER WORTHINGTON Counselor, Mathematics WARD, HAROLD MORSE, Art WELDON, L. D., Physical Education WESTON, RALPH EMERSON, Mathematics WILLIAMS, MILDRED JOSEPHINE, Commerce YOUNG, III, MASON, Dramatic Art, French ZALLIO, ANTHONY G., Anthropology, Italian

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DEANS TO THE CLASS OF 1937 The years come and the years go when one stays on in the Junior College, and some of these years are very much the same as others except for the faces of the students, but this year is quite unique for we are showing material signs of material growth—our new buildings! All of us, faculty as well as students, who are to benefit educationally by our expansion may make this a personal opportunity to increase in knowledge and culture, and to build well for the future. BELLE COOLEDGE, Dean of Women TO THE CLASS OF 1937 Your going will leave a niche hard to fill. We shall miss you tremendously but we shall look forward to your frequent visits back to this campus, and shall always be greatly interested in the progress you will be making toward those several goals you, individually, have before you. Our good wishes go with you. HENRY M. SKIDMORE, Dean of Men. TO THE CLASS OF 1937 Not Across But Crossing the Alps runs the motto used by classes in colleges years ago. And, it aptly describes the state of student activities in any semester of any year. We never quite get over the baffling peaks of balanced budgets, large and enthusiastic student audiences, and a unified spirit in all college enterprises. But it is better to be on the way than to have arrived. EDWARD I. COOK, Dean, College of Activity. TO THE CLASS OF 1937 From its earliest beginning, the Sacramento Junior College has tried to meet the needs of all of its students and to occupy a distinctive place in the community in which we live. It was in this spirit of helpfulness and friendli¬ ness to our young people that the Student Personnel Department was first established. It is in this same spirit that we are continually improving our services to you. We hope that in a constantly expanding curriculum, and with the assistance of trained and conscientious faculty members, we can more adequately assist you in meeting the problems of the modern world. It is my hope that this institution will always personify the spirit of the Western Pioneer. HARRY E. TYLER, Dean of Counselling and Student Personnel.