University of Oregon - Oregana Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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Prof. W. R. B. Willcox is the quidinq spirit of Oreqon's architectural labs. His theories are projected in weekly politico-economic bull ses- sions popularized in his home by undergraduate participants. Head of space arts is N. B. Zane who spends much time in decorative design. Laymen in art appreciation class listen attenta- tively to his philosophical discussions on aes- thetics. Camera tan is professor Eyler Brown. He teaches construction courses doped with mathematics and sidelines his time on photo composition. . . . .L ,..- .. it PROF W R B WILLCOX

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Q Q O9 SUTHERLAND sHAPEs wE1GH'r C' PEE'-s SLUVS E4 ,Sinus C N L EQROTDY O Av Q o 'og-v,,f7v 10 KZVQ 41,9 8 7-S 95 When divorced from teaching thoughts or Triple A School requirements for graduate assistants, lean Sutherland turns specialist. Her favorite pastime is sculptoring some tormless entity into recognizable shape. Fred Collins receives notor- iety for WPA Work on Natural History Museum busts. His castings of skulls typifying early types ot man have found good exhibition use. ln the pottery department lohn Rider assists associate professor Victoria Avakian. Besides cera- mics, he teaches jewelry making, producing bracelets and rings in gold and silver. Travels in the Orient have given prof Brownell Frasier many interior design ideas. The li- brary browsing room, her latest project, proves practicality of study with clever and comfortable arrangement. Great tancier oi San Francisco, she recites quaint shops in Bay City, deviates to chat on clothing costumes. To her the Ore- gana is indebted tor willing cooperation and technical ad- vice in picture composition. 4, 'S'-1 fee .sw ls

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'fx - ff' 5-'- WEDNESDAY EVENING BULLSESSION AT WlLLCOX'S