Odessa College - Branding Iron Yearbook (Odessa, TX)

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Joe Bill Winchell receives counseling and guidance. Tuition and fees are added up for Sara ' Stringer. Mr. Wilson' receives a payment from Ginger Wallace, student assistant. '

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with 40,000 grant li ' ' . T -qv -- -am :T T T :TXT T. TT A T., Y4!! ,J . T T T T ' . ' .TT T ' I-T .T-T .ITT TT Ideas Tor The Globe were TirsT inTroduced in a high school English class TaughT by Mrs. Morris in lf?-48. She did much research on The TheaTer aT Folger Shakespearean Li- brary in WashingTon. Then Traveling To Birmingham, Eng- land, she did research aT The UniversiTy of Birmingllam and sTudied aT The ExTra-Mural School of Shakespeare in The BriTish Embassy in STraTford- upon-Avon. AfTer ioining The Odessa College TaculTy, Mrs. Morris was given The land on which The Globe now sTands. An .T ., TT- T, W J. M .TTT T. . ' WPT T .' ,T N . 5'.T.TT ' W '. .T 'T.T . -TTT-T ' T .T TT .T T. . .. T - TT TTT X .T .. ,TTTAT T I- V -- ,T,. , TTTN, TT 'TT,.TT. T.T--li TT T.T TT TT TT .1 ,TT ' ' T,-T . T TT T.T'T'p.TTT TT X .. TTT, . TT T TT l I ,, ' 'TTT T . ' TT ,TT TT TT , TT., . T ll ., TT3T. 1 -T T. TT TT' TT -- - TT 'A , T T -TT T' TT . . Q Odessa archiTecT, J. EllsworTh Powell, drew The plans and supervised The consTrucTion. IT was builT complefely by donaTions from various sources. The largesT granT of S-40,0040 came This year from The HousTon EndowmenT, es- Tablished by The laTe mulTi- millionaire newspaper pub- lisher Jesse Jones. FaciliTies are now esTimaTed aT 3225,- OOO. Original plans for The .TheaTer called Tor an open air piT wiTh, roofed balconies. LaTer a roof was added To cover all of iT. The sTage con- -fgl - T. 5' Y.-uf V - g QT g W... ., ,, Tl. Til .4 l . Q, T.T D4 TT T' All - TIT.. ' . TY T .. V . H K. ,T . - 'L X . ,T - 1T,..TT' .1 . r.1,TT', T ,T. TT -TTT' 1. T.T TT TTT - T T T., ,T - T- W. TIT TTT QTT3 A 'lil wTTfT Tains The six basic parTs re- quired in The producTion of an ElizabeThan play. The in- Terior is designed To give The appearance of an open air TheaTer. The balconies have roofs exTending over Them covered in cedar shakes To give The appearance of a ThaTched roof. The ceiling will be painTed a midnighT blue wiTh T?lourescenT sTars To simu- TlaTe The open air piT. Plush seaTing and air-condifioning will be insfalled and as Tunds become available porTions of The removable sTage will be compleTed. -

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l ,,,,, l, , , get g Lx' ' W ' - ,, ' r . - - ,V-.L-e Ha -- Mr. Peck and Mr. Hendrix of the music department struggle with the IBM cards. . . .r l . . - - - . . ,wr.f w.. - V: .- S prin registration sees enrollment increase Spring semester registra- tion made January 23 a day of long lines, thousands of IBM cards, tired people, and a semester's beginning. Since the maiority of stu- dents had already preregis- tered by finding a tentative schedule and filling out numerous cards, the process was accelerated. But there were many schedule changes and many new stu- dents. l8OO students makes for a long day.