Arizona Western College - El Matador Yearbook (Yuma, AZ)

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Creativity. . . . is the product ofthe Fine Arts Department. Within this division, each student is provided with a foundation of knowledge in all branches of study. Its purposeis to help every student in the skills and proficiencies of his art. The Fine Arts Division is responsible for activities and organizations that provide opportunities for expression of individual creativity such as: Mile Post 9, the New Singers, Forensics, Drama, the Desert Dolls, the Yuma Symphony Orchestra, and faculty and student recitals. ,,,ii., ,,,,,, ,Mfg T, g V, V I +....,,7 M' , f 'tYswf?fpWEWfmzsziffwffb fissif1Ynd?1fz, ' -v Q -2 if- V, V it ' Q t , ' I n rf Q t fa. r. Y y wmv! , ,V,,f ff,Zif MANS I ,, V V 4,m,,'P4,fJ'.:ZJ,W,g0i1,,jV 4 , ,A K . z ,.gf'tij,, , My, .f,fM,,,Mm,,,y ,, M 4 W 4, ff f ff U V3,,,,5 'f'?'ii,,ff3f-Z., ,V x A jp 3 xg-iifmif tx 'fwifa W? Ns ff N,gQ6I:W,Zni ML! '43, fa fm, tggfgfvaigi fx its-psy, f - f ,Q ' ZW' ,-'gk , - f H -Q.-,Q 0 V ,fc-,fy v.. ,-1,4 Zim 3254 fxfmgf A 'm, azf?,,7 wiv M ,,. , 'M X ,A Q ry, Q Q 4 5 gf'.sTs-ag, fr .Y my ,f 5 , 1 ' A iwgfgm 4- tw an 414, D .154 vis 1 t X i i , W t it V 1 as it it J ff . , f , mf, ' We:S,,,,.f, A ,f ff. ,,, fsffaf f, ,sy ,W ix? fs. i , -f , A ff ,:,,,5,., 142 6 fzff 9' t ,' .Q-'YQ ' 5 g, f swf' it , Ms ' -' fini ' f V' ' -X as Aff, 1-: ag., , 2 fs ,, f ,, WjWh44f, ,gW -1 3 , 3 .V -:,,.....,..,?l Q K f f 5 V it ,, vt i My QS, , 1:3 tg ,,,,4f,W,f, X V 4 I ww Z, , P, M QR, W ,. f 4. , yy f -V W Q, H W l WWI' f Y M ,M, f , my K , ' fi ,fy W, ff V, , ',.g -' . ya: 2: ff iw, H if X 'rf 3' F W ' 27, tw ii --fa '-4? tfwylig , ,,,. J s , i , , 4 'wiki J ,i ' ,, A, Mirah., K D Q iz . A l ' 136 F Of ' , X f Qu. 'f A I V . , .umm f, , , .,,. .minxsMtnl?ii!i!2Z!!mim w 9 uJ - - V.. - ,

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