Sacramento City College - Pioneer Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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IN M4MOIMM ELENA CORTOPASS I JUNE ALIA SON IVY NAKAMURA JOHN LE MASTERS NORINE ROTEI WILBUR SEIORT RUTEI ELLEN MECKEESSEL

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fCM CB Tk is PIONEER is dedicated to the purpose of recognis¬ ing those personalities and factors whose spirit of pioneering lias keen responsi Lie for our progression into liitlicrto un¬ known realms. Our intention is exemplified primarily in our tlieme, John Sutter, in this enlarged yearbook, which includes recognition of our own campus pioneers. The hook represents the combine 1 ;J eas of a small group of students and faculty; we hope, however, it will be accept¬ able to everyone, but we are content with the knowledge that certain parts will appeal to certain readers, and that this PIONEER shall always serve to recall tke past. Tke Editor

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DEDICATION We of tke 1938 PIONEER staff offer this dedication in recognition of the courageous service of that immorta 1 PIONEER of tke Golden Empire GENERAL JOHN AUGUSTUS SUTTER .... planner, wanderer, trader, diplomat, emperor, and benevolent blunderer . . . who changed the boundaries of a continent and added a billion dollars to the golden wealth of nations. One of the most human fellows who ever flared to do the things you and I dream of doing. Julian Dana