University of Tulsa - Kendallabrum (Tulsa, OK)

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W. A. Baden BOARD OF TR TEE W. A. BADEN, President, Anchor Petroleum Co., A. E. BRADSHAW, President, The National Bank of Tulsa, IOHN H. DUNKIN, Vice President, Secretary, Brown-Dunkin Co., R. M. GREENSLADE, Investments, C. C. HERNDON, Execu- tive Vice President, and Counsel, Skelly Oil Co.: P. C. LAUINGER, Publisher, The Oil and Gas Iournalg IOHN E. MABEE, lnvestmentsp P. L. MARTIN, Executive Vice President, Sunray Oil Corp., R. OTTS MCCLINTOCK, President, First National Bank and Trust Cog. H. O. MCCLURE, Chairman, Fourth National Bank, WAITE PHILIPS, Investments: IOHN ROGERS, Attorney: O. C. SCHORP, President, The Carter Oil Company: W. G. SKELLY, President, Skelly Oil Co.: F. E. STANLEY, President, Mid-Western Constructors, Inc. 5 RALPH TALBOT, Pres- ident, Orpheum Realty Co.: R. ELMO THOMPSON, Vice President, First National Bank and Trust Co.: E. W. THORNTON, Seever, Smith and Thornton Insurance. :T E lf, A. E. Bradshaw John H. Dunkin R. M. Greenslade C. C. Herndon rm P. C. Lauinqer John E. Mabee F. L. Martin R. OHS MCC1iI1iOCk

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From the Pre ident: Dear Friends: Once again l am privileged to talk to you through the Ke-ndallabrum. It has been a big and busy year for our Uni- versity, although it has-in some ways-been a difficult one. Again we have Watched many of our young men leave the campus to train themselves for war. I hope sincerely that their absence is temporary. We have studied, worked and entered into social activities on a wonderfully-equipped campus this year. l have enjoyed seeing you enjoy our improved University plant. lt has also been a renewed pleasure to observe you in the classroom, see you cement new friend- ships and take a long, important step toward becoming useful, contributing citizens of our great nation. This has also been a year in which we could look forward to greater achievements and greater service. The University has always planned for the future while working in the present. Since it was a difficult year, We worked more strenuously than ever before to keep our University on an even keel while preparing for the years to come. I am sorry that the pressure of work left me less time to spend with you. Perhaps next year that can be remedied. Even though our Uni- versity is made up of many things, it was established and is maintained for its students- for you. I will be looking forward to conferring degrees on many of you in May and to welcoming the rest of you next fall. Best wishes for your continued success and nappiness. Sincerely, President l tt wllw-1 . it tw 1. Our president . . . meets the students . . . boosts the team . . . . . . guides the University. .ggi ' ' ' ftSE5't is . it s.3t?5 Q

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Waite Phillips Iohn Rogers l W. G. Skelly F. E. Stcmley Ralph Talbot THE U IVERSITY 0F TUL A A qi. O. C. Schorp w R. Elmo Thompson E. W. Thornton