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

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Chemical Engineering CHARLES RICHARD JOHNSON Dabney, Honor Key Dick has been an active member of the student body. Academic Honor Standing, Band, Glee Club, YMCA, Beavers, TBP, ASCIT Veep, Dabney Veep, Jr. Class Veep, Ex. Comm., Co-HV. Dick plans to go to grad school at Tech and then study liberal arts in Europe. Dick was very well de- serving of all his honors. DON OWINGS Dabney, T3 Don hails from Rolling Hills California near Marine- land, lt seems that the water so nearby had a disturbing effect on poor Don for he turned into one of the best swimmers that CIT has ever seen. His specialty, 'the breast stroke, served him well on other less aquatic occasions. Don was also very active on the dry land portion ot the Caltech campus serving as ASCIT Rally Commissioner and as a member of the YMCA. He plans to continue on to grad school unless some catastrophe occurs. We are sure that the competitive spirit which made him a champion swimmer will make him o cham- pion at the game of lite.

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Chemical Engineering GERALD JACK ARENSON Ricketts, Honor Key, TBP, Gerry has had a lot of big moments since he came to noble C.I.T. but the biggest was when Judy said I do . His other big moments occurred when he was elected ASCIT Treasurer, Junior Class Presi- dent, Soph Class Treasurer, Beaver Club and the Drize office of all, Chemical Engineering Club Secretary. He did all of this and still had time to keep an enviable G.P.A. and win three J,V. soccer letters. After graduation Gerry will attend grad school here in Chem. Eng. ARNOLD I. GOLDFORD Fleming Taking on the social chairmanship in Fleming is a iob involving many perils, However, dauntless Arnold took it on, and soon discovered most of those perils, but, risking lite and limb, he carried on valicintly to ci magniticant conclusion on election night. He gave more concentrated ettorts to the Drama club, in which he was Treasurer-manager, Secretary, and President without once striking his nose into a play, He also was active in the ACS, being Junior representative and vice-president, and was a member of the SAE despite his austere '56 Chevy. He has restricted his athletic endeavors to bowling and ping-pong, and those people who have been unfortunate enough to come up a- against him in these will vouch for his perserver- ance and trained tactics. He plans to work for a few years, and then return to graduate study. ROBERT HANGEBRAUCK Throop- This Glendale product, a natural Throop-ite, graced its basketball team and many of its social events. Much of his time was spent in connection with the American Chem Society chapter, while off hours were spent with photography, hi-fi, and fishing . . . a real lite! Bob plans to work for industry or government it possible.

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JERRY HANSEN Blucker Most people clon't dislike Jerry as much as they dislike other people, That's probably because he's active, unassuming, athletic, friendly, and-wonder of wonders-a senior waiter who's actually com- petent Iheor that, Adams?l. His accomplishments include the athletic-managership of Blacker and the Grand Mogulship of this-here-now late book. Next year he's off for a sewer's-eye view of the world with the Public Health Service. ALLAN R. PORUSH Throop Al was a cheerful, always present, always helpful guy who came to Tech by way of Alhambra. He served as Throop Secretary and spent much time as ASCE Secretary, and then president. Sports were handled by interhause and Al was on most of Throcp's teams. Al always was a big worker at interhouse time and his face was seen at many social events. Future plans include a M,S. from Tech and then work. Civil Engineering