Sacramento City College - Pioneer Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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Aeronautics Students Boast Real Life Laboratory 10

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New Credit Policy TRY A NEW CLASS FOR KICKS! Units But No Grades SOMETHING NEW — Students may elect to explore their interests in a few courses outside their majors without having to worry about getting a poor grade or lowering their GPA. istic society students can communi¬ cate their feelings and find their own identifies in drawing and painting classes. INTRAVENOUS FEEDING — Student nurses must attend summer session classes. They work in hospitals and clinics as part of their training to become registered nurses and vocational nurses. TO SOOTHE THE SAVAGE - Mr. Woody leads his soulful musicians in rehearsal for a public performance. SELF-EXPRESSION — In a dehuman- CREATIVE THINKING - Paintings and photo¬ graphic exhibits in the Little Gallery feature abstract and representational interpretations of life.

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WASH JOB — Dave Bowen and Max Benedict (r) clean up the Cessna at the Executive Airport. The City College aeronautical program is the oldest among junior colleges of the State and the best developed. Mr. Kermit Parker, who came to SCC in 1939, is chairman of the Mechanic Trades Department. CHECKING — Ted Lackman, president of the flying club, goes over the control panel with the aid of Mr. Crowfoot, instructor, who has an outside angle. Aeronautics Students Have Jobs Waiting Hanger Classroom