Tarrant County College - Carillon Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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Pionists Produc Electronic Sounds Electronic sound invaded music classrooms through an innovative Wurlitzer electronic piano system con- sisting ot a teacher piano-communication center and six student electronic pianos. Operating on the same principal as a language lab complete with lab earphones, the system enabled in- structors to teach several students with each pupil pro- gressing at his own speed. Ot Thee I Sing, the student production ot George Gershwins musical satire on political campaigns, was presented in the Carillon Theater in the tall, The produc- tion used slides and abstract settings to create the con- tused political ettect and demonstrate the influence ot the multimedia Other South Campus theater productions included I Remember Mama, The Lesson, and The New Tenant, Mediums ranging from wool yarn to cooper ottered expressive devices tor student artists, ln courses of de- sign, lite, and painting, realists sketched such obiects as buildings, live models and tlowers. Members of the Mciclrigals, A Cappella Choir, and TCJC Singers performed in Turandot, the third production of the Fort Worth Opera Guild. Approximately T45 stu- dents pqrfgcipgfe in The three Qrogpsg Directing the choir class, Leonard McCormick reaches tor high C in one ot the many concerts given during the year. Model poses for Mrs, Arista Joyner's lite drawing class, w X V .- N . f . -i. - i .. its x'qv '?S.::e 3 PST' W Q . Us Q A g LQQ ,Qi - -1 :ic Y r '--' r r r 1-J-'f 'f' 1'l'-ZLinwivff-'ivlunnui bww-- , C rs 9 -4 if it ef al '