REHEARSING FOR TODAY'S PROGRAM of basic dance techniques to be presented on the terracq of the main building at 2:30 are these members of the company of the Nuevo Teatro de Danza. The program consists of a series of dance studies arranged by Xavier Francis
MEMBERS OF THE cast of Studio Stages' "Bad Seed" are shown above taking a curtain call. From left to right, the actors
and their roles: Bill Butterfield as Reginald, Morion Barlow as Miss Fern, Bill Kulawske as Emary, Ben Wear (in rear) as Leroy,
Pat Soule as Christine, Sandra Garcia as Rhoda, Harley Upchurch as Colonel Penmark, Freda Schaeffer as Monica,
Charles Fahey as Mr. Bravo, George Barrie as Mr. Qaigle and Harland Danforth, the stage manager. Carol Coleman, who
plays Mrs. Daigle, is not pictured.
The Story of the Campus And the Story That Surrounds It Text by Fernando Horcasitas, Layout by Charles Burn, Photos by Marilú Pease and Jim Mendelsohn
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THREE DESCENDANTS of the Aztec colony, which found refuge in Don Yasco de Quiroga's community, rest under the 16th century portrait of the first man in the New World to found a successful a Utopian colony.
IN THE CENTER of the town is Don Vasco's beautifully simple Renaissance church in which the populace of the town still worships. Emblazoned above the columns of the facade is the idealistic Spaniard's coat of arms
WHAT REMAINS of the chapel of Hospital del Amor de Dios y Desprecio del Mundo. Under the direction of "Toto Vasco", no one in the colony was allowed to labor more than six hours daily, beggars were unheard of, and the ownership of private property was forbidden.
BACK OF THE CHURCH at Santa Fe are miles of ecalptus and trees- a forest where Indians once staged at annual hunts- now a beautiful spot for a quiet afternoon stroll.