Al Watkins
Signed R. Lambert. Original, Design Development, 17" x 24.5". Charcoal/pencil on paper
Original, Design Development, 15" x 20". Colored pencil and pencil on trace paper
Architect: S. C. Smiley and Associates – Architects. Copy, Schematic/Design Development
Copy, 11" x 17"
Architect: Sovik Mathre Sathrum Quanbeck Architects. Copy, 24" x 36"
Architect: Louis C. Pinault. Copy, Design Development, 21.25" x 34.5"
Perspective of entry of proposed building 21.5" x 36", ink on foam core
Daytime aerial perspective of existing building. Computer rendering
Original, Design Development, 13" x 19.25". Ink and colored pencil on vellum
Hand drawn exterior perspective of proposed building. Signed Don Oestreich
Perspective of interior of proposed building 16.75" x 36", ink and colored pencil on foam core
Nighttime perspective of entry of proposed building. Computer rendering
Daytime aerial perspective of proposed building. Computer rendering
Daytime perspective of entry of proposed building. Computer rendering
Bob Erler, Mark Schultz, Jim Kimbrough, Tom Kub, Bob Freiberg, Carol Fromm
The play deals with the life of one family in the United States during World War I. The play was written as part of a correspondence course in writing that Dr. Buscher took.
Mary McDonald, Joseph Steckling, Jay Wentworth, Cari Ness
Stewart Hall roof leaks
Tom Kratzke
The Man from Main Street, ed. by Maule, Harry, Random House (Appears in notebook for Babbitt, 1922)
Bill Staines
The Yale Literary Magazine
Lead: Richard Thomas Director: Marshall W. Mason
Director: Nigel Jamieson Group: Trickster Theatre Company
Director: Nigel Jamieson Group: Trickster Theatre Company
