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

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Franklin Thomas DEAN OF STUDENTS Foster Sfrong ASSOCIATE DEAN EOR FRESI-IMEN L. Winchester Jones REGISTRAR AND ASSOCIATE DEAN FOR UPPER CLASSMEN

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Outstanding among the reasons Dr. Lee A. DuBridge has ingratiated himself so completely and rapidly with the students and faculty of the Institute is his active support of the proposed plan of expan- sion. His many speeches were in no small measure responsible for the favorable outcome of the election permitting Pasadena to sell Tournament Park to the Institute. Such a transaction should make possible the proposed plan of expansion, illustrated below. A second group of four Student Houses ll l is proposed, a mirror image of the first, Thus virtually all undergraduates will be able to have the advantages, tangible and intangible, of living on campus. ln order that old Throop Hall may be devoted exclusively to the greatly increased administrative functions of the Institute, the Engineering departments are to have new quarters in a greatly exapnded Engineering Building l2l. The Biology department intends adding a third unit l3l to its laboratories on campus, and the Physics department also plans a small addition l6l to its facilities. A new auditorium l4l, capable of seating the entire student body, is proposed to supplement tradition-packed Culbertson Hall, which will be retained for smaller meetings. Retained from the older Master Plan of expansion is the proposed Central Library l5l. A large parking lot is contemplated on the site of Paddock Field, but a new baseball diamond in the southwest corner of the present Park will be named in honor of Pasadena's greatest athlete, the world famous track man, Charles Paddock. From the students' point of view, the essential features of the plan are a gymnasium l7l , swimming pool l8l, and Student Union l9l . To quote from THE BIG T for l922, More can be expected from the basketball teams after the new gymnasium is completed. .N XVVV.l.V A V V V 'fr l TL V ' , 9' N2 1 Y w- -' T f ' , Nl ., ' K , 7 Q f Qggtlwiit. f f ,ff ff X fx nv T 1 i-'f T il f - 1 'fit' i ' 1 T -Q'f'f-7 W f - x ,I fffiv' -'- T 1' ,' .+-2' I , Yr: ' V 2 V AV V.-iVmaVgVZ9?fQy V VVQV w Vlln VVV X V Paoeoseb Expzm-sion PROGRAM viii' ,um 9qlli?'l, 74 Q X cmironwin INSTITUTE or Tecumococnf ,f ,fi Q 'Ll y Pasaoapua cAi.iFc:RNiA 5 Li V118 ,V V W P M E K Sabi A TE T , it N mr T V V., J V 4? 1 .. , .V . K V,f' V. -. ,V 'VA .G VV A . V1 Vg T V Tl., 3 N V V V yo 1.5 , fig s 'b-.n,. Xlgv . mf' ,V ' K 1 if X Q X Tv-TX. P .C . V . 'F tp I f- - ' ' B lk lm! I T 'l if 'P .5 .tl1', rf' S . N 1Q,'A W i :' , T f AC if -I . -, , la S-all ' A ff- , lil' ' -' ll' 3 'l V 1fQ.,. ,H I ' Ali f , .'VVV1,f - , f- Q -1,, V ,V , ri V VE??iS'4, - .VV V QMJI- , 4 L-' XV.-. V , G .t.,. 'M : T f' ' N T- T T A V I Civ f .,' , VV .V ri f ,V.V,, , .W VVg,3lf'3e' ' gfftffi Q T V - ,,. , .' ifi- 1, f. 1,1 5 . ,xv fl V V it ,VVV Q V Ni I k'wi'Q'.3T l:f,, S?lh.VMVVV . -fig! . VVVL' ' WV N if XX f f ' - ' A -I ' i'i'i ' s A lil? Ti S K' if 1iil'fixQT F l V! WU' Niall' V lf Q' ' ,Vi cc-fs ' yi V, ,. VVV l'lliiiimi'V ,Vi ' V ' ' irly - s psf fs T Twlffll . ff ,lri.lff it T ff ' 'N - fI'yfff' V N 'tif- ,., - N'-' us 1' iV4lHl7 7f l'! WfMyl lil ' l I all Ll !lllll 5li'f lll1! f i T , X Vyr?qQMV VVVV i! 34rg 0 w ,VV ,V V,ZVgj zZ,f T ' 'V T, twil l' V1 Vi - ' -, f X fli' X DVI A - 5- of . 5 if f f fl iimif?i -,fir f T M, tfi.a.3QV ,iff-3i,,i-t14ff,l,f .ji ,sf All f , ' X Fr T. f ' .lc ' ,.lf'3 tI1 Zl',.i .9l illff' lil F1 fl fl 1 'al ' :VI l VV. VV TX-Xi C1 on llfmfj VJVVIVYVFVT lf V V- V' 1 if N A ..r ffT.llliflgifml.if f - . Xi 5 , 1 ili. .,ii1illggg,,iiiVig.VV.f V,f V, .,VV X .QQQCNQLV V 'TN PTXTXAC - r . i

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13 WTS, 'S .. in 1iQ'EHx5.flggZZE5?.,....f2 if E ...mg W .. '2 3. S . W.. as l. . if 38, is 5. -Q kim iw lies me lim mf Front seated: Jacob W. Dubnotf, James F. Bonner, Albert Tyler, Norman H. Horowitz. Back seated: Henry Borsook, Sterling Emerson. Standing: Geoffrey L. Keighley, Alfred H. Sturte- vant, Fritz W. Went, Arie Jan Haagen-Smit, Samuel G. Wildman, George W. Beadle, Edward B. Lewis, Cornelis A. G. Wiersma, Herschel K. Mitchell, Anthonie van Harreveld, Gordon A. Alles, Ernest G. Anderson. The Department of Biology is superbly equipped with the Kerchoff Laboratories and adjacent green- houses, a farm at Arcadia, and the marine laboratories at Corona del Mar. George W. Beadle is the new Chairman of the department. The late Thomas Hunt Morgan's Nobel prize winning research on genetics and heredity has been continued by Professor Alfred'H. Sturtevant, using the Drosophila fly. Other re- search work embraces the fields of plant and animal physiology, biochemistry, biophysics and embryology. c BICJLCGY , l