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

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FOREWORD Many imporTanT changes have Taken place on The CalTech campus since The lasT Big T was published. A number of These have been The resulT of an exTensive building preo- grani unhaTed several years ago. Perhaps The mosT significanT To The sTudenT body in general is The addiTion of Three new under- graduoTe sTudenT houses, Lloyd, Page, and Ruddock. This Trio along wiTh The old, well- esToblished Blacker, Dobney, Fleming, and RitkeTTs now house a large maioriTy of The undergraduaTe sTudenTs. This firsT year of exisTence, was, of course, a Trial of many aspeTcTs of sTUdenT house liv- ing. The RoToTion problem had To be solved, and iT was decided ThaT There would be a one year moraTorium. The new houses had To organize and geT on Their feeT, and They did so using a remarkable mixTure of old and new methods for solving Their problems. To show This uniting of The old and The new is The purpose of The 1961 Big T. Bob Schmulian Julian Prince

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l I Julian Prince, Editor Pete Fischer, Editor Jim Bob Schmulian, Editor Blackmon, Business Manager