Fort Lewis College - Katzima Yearbook (Durango, CO)

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FLC Theotre - A World of Active Reolity The Fort Lewis College Players represent much more than merely the plays they produce in the Fine Arts Theatre. They are a group dedicated to long hours ot brain-busting rehearsals. set building, scene painting, and the endless list ot things necessary to the producing ot a play. The Players are not exclusive-anyone desiring to learn something ot the theatre, be it acting or ham- mering a thrice-used nail into a set, may become a part ot the magic ot the stage. It is its own world, with an intectious bug that catches the unaware and tlings them into the midst ot one ot the busiest places on the FLC campus. lt is the students' world-a place tor learning. broadening an outlook. For in the theatre, one learns ot reality. The man who knows a stage knows pain, love. mishap. ecstasy. For that well-stated Shakespearian line. All the world's a stage . . . applies to and screams plaintively to the politicians and diplomats who seem to dangle the world on a string, praying that it won't break iust betore an election. And it is theatre. be it Shakespeare or Shaw that brings man eyeball to eyeball with the things men know but seem to torget most otten. Chin deep amidst all this are the Fort Lewis Col- lege Players, producing and planning, learning the go and whoa ot the theatre through such notable plays, as Tweltth Night, All My Sons, and Li'l Abner seen on these pages. 78 -N mi,

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The American Indian has a proud heriTage and a rich culTure ThaT is all Too quickly disappearing. l-lohzoni Days, wiTh The cosTumes. TradiTional dances and ceremonies are a symbol oT This culTure. Nine per cenT oT The FLC sTudenT body is comprised oT Indians. a represenTaTive group oT young people making Their adapTaTion To a modern socieTy. Their abiliTy To carry some of Their rich pasT inTo a diTTerenT way oT life is a TribuTe To Them. The dominaTion oT one culTure by anoTher is a sad Thing aT besT, buf The Indian sTudenTs aT ForT Lewis have managed To adapT and sTilI keep a parT oT The old ways. And The blend oT culTures hope-Tully need noT cause Them To lose sighT of Their pasT. Tor in Their hisTory There lies a lesson Tor all mankind. if T H . TA xx-I ga X X I I Vg- fill , XX it l 'X K' if V , If Lffx-I X .yii . li -l ' ' , .T if ' T ai ' f T ' Q: A sg, -ale! .llllfl in e . y ii J F .Q , ff in LW Ei . ,1 A QQ ' i, li li 'U' i fl I In 1 . T , . ., x.. T, .. Pkg-' , ., 8,3 T 'Q U al N 4 1, t l l X' , fi r h V 1 , F' X I T X ' T V 'G 3 5 T. - - f . f T., , fs T li 1 I 1 4. 5 V f 'W .mf I i l -, , tial . e M lf ill 1. v i li'f'e A V I as l .-. , X gl un 'li ' T 'T 1 X k j X, if W i' 'l I 1 ! kv l A l l V Tic Xlv lx, 1 'nf i is T 'T fx T' , - 'Y'lE':1I i .9-1-3 ' , 'fi mr vb, 4 l..1.f f yi ff . 2 'X 'r ' A 'f' c ' 'fp' wld lfvlf 5 ff - i V -fr as - . 1 'W' 3 v , - Q Q -J, , 4 ,7 ,I .., . yu in W-i,f.g',.1l 'r321,i 'lllll,1illl'l'r,-1 - 1 4, ix' 1 f5,f' '.:1 2.1. '- fn 'T l 'ilk H T A Y-i . -l' , 'gl-' , . :'gKnME1u.1f' - ll ll llll' ii I is , ii 1 ' 'X ing 1 s ' ?jrL.fA5w -IAA in 7 V E -' Q g H v , . c A li I , Q ' -,1 Q51 1-1-' . Lx: , , QA ,-'f'.1 Q ' I 5 -VH f T 77 5. 47 ny,-, M, . :V :fra . T N ' .T Q.-'E 1'1

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