Yavapai College - Rough Rider Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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M Grant Turley of Prescott High School prepares to sign his letter of intention to play basketball for Above: a demonstration of the Moog Synthesizer, which creates electronic music, was given in the Music Dept. March 24. Above Left: Mr. Bud Brown lectured on drugs March 10. Here he has an informal pre-class discussion with Mr. Green- wood, social studies instructor: Judy Weber and Gary Collins, students. Left: Mr. Corwin R. Mocine, professor of city planning at U. of C., Berkeley, talks with Carlos Aguilera before his lecture to students in related fields, March 26. -141-

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