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Phillips Hall - Front View1218 views
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In the Bright Existence (1976 / 2nd Production): Back Cover / Overview930 viewsImage provided by Sears Eldredge. Sears writes:
"This production was an original adaptation of the Quiche Maya Book of Counsel as translated by Munro S. Edmundson of Tulane University and the Mesoamerican Institute into a performance text. His translation, used with his permission, used his special recording of the Quiche Maya words / phrases I wanted to use as part of the performance text.
Traditional and original music was performed by the students. Costumes and masks were based on archeological and traditional sources reflecting various ancient Mesoamerican cultures.
The second production of this piece performed two years later was JMC’s contribution to the University’s Bi-centennial Celebration highlighting the fact that there were other peoples with cultures severely damaged by the arrival of Europeans who should not be forgotten about.
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Kathryn Pinkus (-Cohen) Reiss830 views
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Virginia Bower and Cynthia Freeland1050 viewsL: Bower; R: Freeland
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Paul and Barbara Hurrell (center / right): 2008895 viewsAt the 2008 RCAH Open House and JMC Reunion event.
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Curriculum Description: 1967 Program Planning Handbook - #11007 views
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Max Hoffman847 views
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JMC Poster: Back Side1113 viewsThis poster was known to have been distributed in Fall 1973, and it may have been distributed as early as 1972.
The numbered points arrayed around the poster provide a good summary of the JMC concept in general and the manner in which JMC portrayed itself to prospective students during both this period and the overall timeframe during which the College was in existence.
PHOTOGRAPHY BY MARK RIGGS, KIM SEROTA, AND MARC OLESHANSKY
POSTER DESIGNED BY JMC STUDENTS ANNETTE THOMAS AND ERIKA WALTON
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Shy Luvs (later Shiloes): Bluff City HS Annual Signing Party; Spring 19661203 viewsThis was the first public gig for the Shy Luvs / Shiloes. From left to right: Johnny Johnston (drums), Phil Harkleroad (bass), Charles Swiney (lead guitar), Randy Bennett (rhythm guitar).Oct 01, 2012
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Business Card: The Invaders (formerly The Reactions) - FRONT1229 viewsProbably early 1967.Oct 01, 2012
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Business Card: The Invaders (formerly The Reactions) - BACK1138 viewsProbably 1967. Multiple personnel changes from original line-up as The Reactions. Randy Bennett added on rhythm guitar.Oct 01, 2012
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Randy Bennett with The Invaders1143 views'VT Dance', 1968. Drummer sitting behind Randy - Anthony 'Tony' Scales.Oct 01, 2012
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Randy Bennett's Original Kalamazoo Equipment1115 viewsGuitar plus single-10" amp (with tremolo!)Oct 01, 2012
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Randy Bennett with Hofner Guitar: 19681146 viewsOct 01, 2012
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Randy Bennett with Hofner, etc.: 1965 or 19661144 viewsHofner guitar. Silvertone Twin Twelve and Vox amps.Oct 01, 2012
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Business Card: Shiloes1097 viewsBand originally named 'Shy Luv' / 'Shy Luvs'. Nobody could keep the name straight, and assumed it was some variation on 'Shiloh'. We gave up and officially changed the name to 'Shiloes'. The list of members reflects our 2nd drummer. This was the lineup during our 1965 - 1966 gigs.Oct 01, 2012
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