University of Tulsa - Kendallabrum (Tulsa, OK)

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ATE smiled on the University ot Tulsg six yegrs ggo and students jubiliotntly welcomed g new president to their cgmpus . . . His motto, l'ADUlYZG the pctst, consider the present, gnd visuglize the future, typities his otdmin- istrcttion ctnd hcts led to g gregt growth ond unpcrrcrlleled recognition ot the University . . . Surely, it is ct fine thing thot students mcty, ond do, feel tree to go to their president with oll sorts oi difficulties ond receive from him sym- pctthetic otdvice gnd did . . . We corn pcty him no higher compliment thorn to scty thgt he is dn integrdl port of the University-like the bell in the tower ot Kendctll l-lctll, the look ot the cgmpus when lighted gt night, ond the winning touchdown in gn dll-importctnt tootbctll gome . . . The i941 Kendcrllcfbrum is, therefore, dediccrted with re- spect ctnd ctiiection to our president, Dr. C. I. Pontius.

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.S M55 WVR y -40 -v '3,. l'llS is the story of college life. Look at it carefully, then tuck it away so that some day posterity may know that when Grandma was Betty Coed, Freshmen football play- ers and other assorted males had crew cuts . . . the band started playing swing . . . there were formal dances . . . in- formal dances . . . and just plain ole dances . . . girls wore knee-high socks everywhere except at T. U., where they were taboo . . . female Vocal- ists constantly gaye forth from Tyrrell l-lall . . . the campus turned out en masse for foot- ball games, softball games, intra-mural games . . . students loitered on the campus in fair weather, then migrated to the Union when winter came . . . the Engineers broke down and gave two dances . . . the Work- shop, like Topsy, just growed . . . and lessons went on and on and on and on.