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

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X Vlhth iheir performances inlpub- lic and in the classroom, ihe music sludenls exercise iheir vo- cal Ialents. In addiiion they have fine opporfuniiies lo probe the mysteries of harmony. Chrisi- mas and Spring Fesiival are two highlighls ol the musical year. FRANIISLG

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A fcscmofed :loss looks on os a sfudenfdemonsfrafes his weigh! lufhng we . ., f fl! 9? ,X . lf's share time in speech class. XX Al X 'hi l' SPEECH . . 1 ' Have you heard the one abouf fhe fro ing salesmen who ...... 1 l , ',:,s,zL,, ' .x seq! -,S ti .1 +4 03 -0511 3 Z jf' The speech deparfmenf affords an op- porfunify for sfudenfs fo goin experience in speaking before o group, and also in the preparafion 'and delivery of their own speech moferiof. A required course of J. C., speech develops confidence ond poise applicable fo all fdC0,S of life. XNQ X t U p sig, V 1 Q- ' A, . K1 -- - A ,fy ve Oo-fny ee-bay or of-nay oo-foy eebay

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'fl i 'l ,r wma: ' 4 fo e. r i -W -i y if --gr 1 V Q ii' ' rr- ST- S A-. V Linda carves a good figure. FJ W, l i Art courses attract many students . . The art courses at Junior College may include o study of the various schools ot art and their respective artists, the Xehistory ol qrt, or drowing classes where students may develop their own talents. The highlight of the year lor the art studentsfis the fine arts festival, presen-V ted every year by Junior lag I8 Ax gig-wx' ,- -- wx X K X e:,,..N..:xi:XfX XX H y 3 gs: I- f X .Q f 'ij : N ' as-Q TMS Qrt X X , we N x 'X Art displays beautify the J. C. halls. .HV l'm toraver blowing bubbles . . xx gl