University of California Riverside - Tartan Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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The arts . The MASK OF MERCY was one of the one-act ARIA DE CAPO was the other one-act play presented to plays presented by the drama department feq- UCR students, which featured Clark Gardner, Shelba Cole and turing John Ralston, Tony Gully, Don Schweitzer Ffed Valle. ' and Virginia McQue. Q 1 -- ' ' ' 5 ii? :af 7 'ffm Ja- A ii Ea.-.:2a..' T1 F U f.ii??'52i E243 -' ::'.j:2'.E' f' I iggfifij- T' ., fr . fieyfi -1' H .,., if Fw ' ' 'Z J ' 9 x V f ' X 3 f ' cf' , V 3 s 1, , ,z Y x , 1 9 It 14 2 412 A f ,N 4 vi Q' Av , 4 1 ,i , ?s,, . 'ff f . ,. .M :ff , ,.:t CM.-:iv 4 3, E, x s l .. ,,..i,. , rf: N 'Sl .j ill , .A ' , ,a git 54, .is-,..,i2xi. 4 3 I in 1'-gif, W F' - ' rj,-4 2 v Q vw Sy eds x 5 Q I gf' Z 4. rv-.. my A if Q T Q, - ,Z ,5 , C W 4 64, 7 4. .,f:.. f -1, - , H ar . gs. - '5 ' inf? -V eg .LJ . , ' - V -rr ' 44.1 UCR is proud of the Madrigals, the selected group ot singers directed by Dr. William Reyn- olds. The Madrigals sang tor civic groups as well GS for the campus programs. They were featured especially at the Christmas Concert. The Fine Arts Commission, a division ot ASUCR, spon- sored a series of contests in the tive divisions of fine arts: drama, music, literature, modern dance, and art. Each ot the winners in the contests received a plaque with his name engraved. Pictured below are: Nora Josephson, for music, Joyce Corbett, tor art, and Andrea McVey, Nan Evans, and Eddis Fleischman, contestants tor the modern dance award. Not shown is Mary Scott tor literature. The winner of the drama award has not yet been announced. :aw '-4 'iwffa-V - rw we-'.. ., Q 'gg ' V V I fy lklvy .4 .... ,, ' .5 ' 1,,.',E' .2211 . -. 2.1:l'?:.w- -- - gf-ns, M-is. - NV, -W gpm V ..,. Q. ., ' - .1 :way -'M-1,14 Wim, AW Q,-2-!b':1:7fb2?L?Zf 4444- ., M. V: WW' ' .X -:rev tw- :pv,:g,. '-ts .. V, H M-- , Q:z:cs-rf-.gs re 1v ' 'V ff 5 I 4 0 Q N 4 we M, 2 ,ig X A J 4 I 'C Q V , f 'N ' fx, 33 , , S Q 1 g . ..,,.,,-- . ff 2 , 'C . ' ffm ,....,v. f 1 i.:1.:3se-zfifssav- x211Zr:1?f::.,1..:.-.1V--s.,t,.f -M....,.,1-.,..,.,ss.::s:,Z.,. A , 9g,,,:..,. V- 4-:-- -..-at-4:94 .-:iz-:lm f..5,,. ,.,.v,:.g:.,.--.:.,:.,,.E.,: -,VW-I-.-5 . - 1 Q , , J., , 1, M 1 4 A W s 1 A M Q W 662' page S' Q Mg. Q yr . sv' X75 Q, .-.1-f:1:' .412-SW. Q f ffl:-:.l1.f1'22j1f X if f: -25:2x', J ,Q 2.7:52':fI:,9' 551. --- -V il 2 . f f- -EV C , 1Et432:'3E-4' i -21? . ' -- -w- fJff'WT Eff? 5:3524 ' . .. .ww ' M- -. -S - -i. av'

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UCI I1CeS Judy Sherman, Ron Endeman, Eleanor Ryan and Sam Black get to- Qether for a quicl! party before goingito tl1e.-Jun- :or-Senior Prom. The Fidel Castro extravaganza, the Gael's rebellion dance, was held in the Riverside Labor Temple where the rabble- rousers danced to the music of Abby Chavez and his boys. Leo Juarez and his friend are ,all that remains after the intermission skit at La Fiesta Del Triunfo De Castro which was riotous and violently pro-Gael.