Yavapai College - Rough Rider Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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YC' 5' 0N 0K ART EX!! BITS' I . f e. v. , ' 5 Qlxffilf N if ' :115.-.':-- ij ' I - alias? :,:-' , 'Qf::T'zy12:?ww5f,45 if 3' ' , 'C ' Ceramics, Lelbold Exhibit. 'fs 115'-X Bronze Mask, Southwestern invitational Exhibit. Mr. Gine, Counselor, and Mrs. Elaine McCarty, of the Mountain Artists Guild join in congratulating Aguilera on the 3250 scholarship awarded by the The Yavapai College Art Department was fortunate to receive this year a grant from the Arizona Commission On The Arts and Humanities making it possible for the College ot obtain Arizona's most exciting art exhibits of the past year. 74 artists exhibited a variety of works in many media. Among the other shows were John Waddell, showing drawings and life-size bronze statuesg the 12th Annual Arizona Art Exhibitiong Piranesi-Picasso, sponsored by the Phoenix Art Nluseumg Charlie Dye Bi Joe Beeler, an all Western show: Leibold Ceramicsg and Linda Stark, of Ohio, to name a few. . .Pa left: Mother and Child, bronze sculpture by John A KK gc ,-. fe 7 lzfv -AQ .E '-Jr

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Bob Cfukca Robert Chicca, one of the 83 crew members captured aboard the U.S.S. Pueblo by the North Koreans, spoke to students in the Science Lec- ture Room and to the public in the gymnasium the evening of Friday, September 11, 1970. 6' - , ,Q IIV A 'E.J Y,,, If 'QQ ' . -1 ' K ,J my Y E it if R .vi ' .94 lln with People! Ea,e -74- Y 'Ml

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J dl 0R55 --R U6 005' EJIPIM I i Above left: Rev. Cliff Custer lectures in the Cafeteria. Above right: Rev. Cliff Custer, Walter Portugal, Steve Heroux, Ronnie Burrel, and Craig Riggle have an informal rap session. Below left: Carlos Aguilera, Linda Hardesty, and Bart Evans arrive for the Jamboree. Below right: The Prescott High School Stage Band played at the opening evening Jamboree. f 3' K V kg! -hail iii W .1 X U , 'Via' E