Metropolitan Community College - Sunburst Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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English . . Basic to any college curriculum, and to all busi- nesses and professions, is the ability to read with understanding and to write with precision and clarity. In English Department courses, stu- dents have pursued these goals under exper- ienced teachers of literature and composition. ,f X ' X : ' Z Z '4 W NWN X X 5 E 2333 Zsnx. eg Russian . . A , -Y ZX 4 or Wont Kruschev be s ed when we get to w . W, N mga W lex 4, W: SN QYQM is Q fr Nw .. Q Lan ua 9 93 Krxcgg. Q wx-sg is e J. C. foreign languages to the stu- dent-Frenqliglfjjaanish, Gennan, and Russian. Whether interested in languages as a maior lieldiggijlssimply as one part ot his total education, C. student sang the music ot the countg the works ot the country's writers, a f as he tried to coniugate verbs. All in language department supplied him with that he will never forget. se .E . X X. es KFSSNQ 'F ss kgs! .Ark ss N- a dsx? X X x Phi Stuc com trail but co-a dl , f 'Z4izff,f!' g'f.,..v v - 3 . C if ll 7 No' get Bow -.M f n Y' il f'

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co- :rp at ent uht ly!!! eggs 1-W, we yew N Y' fe: la:-r ' .sv . V 4 ,,fm'5.- . 2-effzfwmr-4:.,, . ,axis-R 3.24 X Nas' Business . Some business students took iobs immediately after earning the associate degree. Others went on to senior business schools, where their J. C. work in accounting and other business courses, and in liberal education, provided a strong back- ground for future work. ws. sf ., ., . N X NwXf!.YQ. gfz3wp3W.S e rg , Y, ssnwuwvfe QSWQMNZQ me ., QQQMX , ., f' ef' Q f Z' ' , CCOUD Ing wwf wi Carol is an interesting figure! Mathematics . . . Mathematics is the key to investigation and proof in many ol our endeavors. J. C. men and women of 1961-62 studied the intricacies ot algebra, trigonometry, and calculus. ln luture years they will, perhaps, apply their kr1owledge in fields as yet undreamed ol. swavf' Calculus . . Algebra and calculus are thresholds for reward- ing careers. A--QQ

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Physical Education . . . Students maioring in Physical Education or iust compiling credits lor graduation received fine training at J. C. Not only were games learned, but there was also emphasis on sportsmanship, co-ordination, teamwork, and healthful living, dl attributes of a successful college graduate. 55,52 Swimming . . . 741, X X Now's a great time if M A n to thinlot howto get up! W Z' vip A rn! JI ,ff ., ,1 f 'f J .Q Four feet oft the board al-lords Charlie agood view ol the J. C. pool, emptied . lor repairs. ff , ,,,, mWAZ!lW,..m,WV Mm in C- lllli r r ,,., ,. ,,,, Mgdern Dance . . No strings attached! Last minute for Bowling IO. My 0 f . ,ff :X A. 12.511513 N ,Vw yffffzfx, Wm ,,,,!,,V , ff, f !4lw 1. WXAPWQ 4,-gow X., ,-,,,, 7. I