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YumaSunGallery > The human body has been the subject of artists and sculptors for centuries and Auguste Rodin and his most famous sculpture, "The Thinker", come to mind. As three year old Jordan Ray played and stretched in the sunlight the shadows on his back could easily have inspired a sculptor to start a new piece, one that could have been called, "Child at Play". Jordan was playing in the water park near the Yuma Water Tank on Avenue A as his dad watched over him. Terry Ketron

YumaSunGallery > The human body has been the subject of artists and sculptors for centuries and Auguste Rodin and his most famous sculpture, "The Thinker", come to mind. As three year old Jordan Ray played and stretched in the sunlight the shadows on his back could easily have inspired a sculptor to start a new piece, one that could have been called, "Child at Play". Jordan was playing in the water park near the Yuma Water Tank on Avenue A as his dad watched over him. Terry Ketron

YumaSunGallery > The human body has been the subject of artists and sculptors for centuries and Auguste Rodin and his most famous sculpture, "The Thinker", come to mind. As three year old Jordan Ray played and stretched in the sunlight the shadows on his back could easily have inspired a sculptor to start a new piece, one that could have been called, "Child at Play". Jordan was playing in the water park near the Yuma Water Tank on Avenue A as his dad watched over him. Terry Ketron

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YumaSunGallery > Maria Perez (center) cheers with her fellow classmates after taking a group photo prior to commencement ceremonies Friday. RYAN BRENNECKE/THE SUN

YumaSunGallery > As the Arizona Western College Community Bands plays "Pomp and Circumstance" students make their way towards their seats during Arizona Western College and Northern Arizona University-Yuma commencement ceremonies Friday at Veterans Memorial Stadium. RYAN BRENNECKE/THE SUN

YumaSunGallery > A very animated Yara Ibarra gestures emphatically as she teaches hearing impaired students at Desert Mesa Elementary School. Ibarra is the first hearing impaired student to graduate from Aarizona Western College. Terry Ketron

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YumaSunGallery > RYAN BRENNECKE/THE SUN

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YumaSunGallery > The Tenchi Dojo, located on the southside of S. Fortuna Blvd., offers Karate lessons to more than 70 students each week, with ages ranging from eight to 60.

YumaSunGallery > Nathan Bratcher and Nathan Jr. stretch with the class.

YumaSunGallery > Barry Felber (middle) shows Kara Price (right) a few moves during class. Felber, a senior belt, works with the younger kids at Tenchi Dojo.

Barry Felber (middle) shows Kara Price (right) a few moves during class. Felber, a senior belt, works with the younger kids at Tenchi Dojo.

YumaSunGallery > Barry Felber (middle) shows Kara Price (right) a few moves during class. Felber, a senior belt, works with the younger kids at Tenchi Dojo.

Barry Felber (middle) shows Kara Price (right) a few moves during class. Felber, a senior belt, works with the younger kids at Tenchi Dojo.

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