University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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James Carlisle (left) confers with Architecture Professor Victor Steinbrueck over design. C. C. Jackson (below) sketches out one possibility for a repertory theatre building. i an architectural design for repertory theatre Research in the 1960 ' s plays the world as if it were a stage. The theatre stage is part of that world. With the rise of repertory theatre in the United States, the call for science in entertainment grew louder. Students in the School of Ar- chitecture heard the sound and went to work. What would be an optimum- for-production, yet practical- for-pocketbooks building for a repertory company? The ques- tion enticed many imaginations and pencils on paper. Shapes changed into lifelike models as Architecture students faced an actual community need with creative, scientific strokes. 27

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the search into space Scanning the heavens doesn ' t mean only rocket launchings and squeaking satelUtes. The probe of electronics and radio astronomy stretches man ' s knowledge of the sky above. Bill Clemmens, a senior in Electrical Engineering, is part of that on-the-ground probe. His research into stream- lined transmission lines for the radio astronomer may help bridge a gap in the trip to outer space. Clemmens (right) determines the direction and velocity of Yagi Ant enna Ray project. Antenna (below) may give radio astronomers help in probing outer space.

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architects and science go to the theatre 28