University of Tulsa - Kendallabrum (Tulsa, OK)

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F1-eAident I The University prides itself upon having as president a man who has executive ability and understanding of financial activities which are recog- nized as a necessity for the successful University administration. Doctor Pontius has brought to the University not only a wealth of successful banking experience, but a record of twenty years of public service through the church, the Boy Scouts, the Y. M. C. A., and civic and fraternal organizations. He is demonstratably a man of action. O His broad vision and capacity for looking and planning ahead are also fundamental factors in the University's great advancement in the past two years. Doctor Pontius appreciates the opinions of youth and is always willing to take them into con- sideration. He has gained great popularity with the students because of his practical attitude and ideas and his sincerity in his endeavors to build the University. We firmly believe he will do it. C. l. PONTIUS, LL. D. President of the University of Tulsa and Chairman of the Board of Trustees

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4 R. L. LANGENHEIM Vice-President and Dean of Petroleum Engineering C. E., University of Cincinnati I The Secretary-Treasurer is a member of the University staff we very seldom see, despite the fact 'that he performs a most important and difficult task. His are accounting problems- the keeping of records, and handling of monies, the guarding of properties. I One of the outstanding characteristics of Mr. Duncan is his ability to do a lot of work quietly and unobtrusively. Students who know him well say that they could ask for no better friend. Reading takes up most of his leisure time. He is especially interested in philosophy and religion. fi O On every college campus there are char- acters known and loved by student body and faculty alike. Dean R. L. Langenheim is one of the characters on the University of Tulsa cam- pus. He is known for his alert sense of humor, and for his familiar stubby cigar, and for his famous nickname, Laggenbehind. I His background in engineering at the Uni- versity of Cincinnati adequately equips him to direct the Engineering College. By six years of effort in selecting faculty, building curricula, and contacting men interested in engineering education, Dean Langenheim has established an enviable prestige for that College. C. l. DUNCAN Secretary-Treasurer of The University of Tulsa