California Institute of Technology Cal Tech - Big T Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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Knowledge . . . Foundation of tlie Institute . . . Goal of tne seekers for truth . . . Life at Teen revolves around the laboratory . . . the drafting hoard . . . the classroom . . . All human effort is subordinated to Academic Life. 17-

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iinni Registrar P. S. lo g Caliloriiia I ct li is lorlunalc in [)ossessing excellonf administrative ofllccis. I lie details of nnarice, ol records, and ol advice are all handled siiiootnly and ( mcientiy ny a fine groiq) ol men. Col. I r( dericK W. Hinricns Jr. is I )ean of Lif)f)erclassmen. Dean I liiiri MS is a West Point graduate and as sucn possesses cin admirarile tiiililary i)carin i. He is oolli pronipl and complete in liis manner of dealin witli tne difficulties ol student lile. Anyone who lias been to llie [Jean lor nel|) will testily tlial lie s[)ares no Ironnle to he ol sincere help. Dr. Ray [ xiwartf Untereiner is Dean ol Freshman. Dean Untereiner considers that it is his task to solve each problem as it arises helore its consequences become serious. He brings his legal training to bear uf)on trie fcnotty problems of the freshmen; and with his cheery smile usually sends the erring trosh on their way properly directed into tlie right chcumels. The important position of Registrar is filled by Mr. Philip S. Fogg. His office is the home of blue slips and transcripts of records. Mr. Fogg was trained for his position at Harvard s Graduate School of Business Administration. Mr. Fdward Cecil Barrett, at Caltech since 1911. controls the school s budget. As Comptroller he has been able to keep Tech in the black in si)ite of hard times. Dean tlinriciis Oc.in L ' nlcrcincr 19