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Phoenix Junor College opens classes in three small cottages on the south side of Taylor Street near Sixth Street, a part of Phoenix Union High School. Nine subjects were taught. Students adopted customs and traditions including choosing a mascot "The Bear."
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5 students graduated & they formed their first football team
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The student newspaper was established
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Located on Fillmore and 7th St from 1925 to end of the decade (1929)
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Formal North Central Association accreditation. Voters approved a bond issue of $625,000 for the construction of new buildings for PUHS and PJC and improvements and additions to existing buildings and equipment
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First evening classes in 1934
PJC's radio club went on the air Friday May 18, 1934 -
Breaking ground on the new site on 15th Ave & Thomas Rd.
Cnstruction wound down in the fall of 1939, students attended classes at the new PJC campus -
More than 30 nurses were studying to be cadet nurses
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Logo is changed to include bear, cactus, mountain and PJC auditorium
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PJC student Jacque Mercer was named Miss America
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