University of Tulsa - Kendallabrum (Tulsa, OK)

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ElJ5rJ:1a.Ir1:i.c TJ'IS'I'17'IEI It SI 'IVY' F Students settled down to the serious problems of edu- ' cation in the aftermath ol the emphasis on science and the schooless Little Rock. Seemingly deciding that there was an education goal beyond a name on a degree, they surprised their professors by showing interest at odd mo- ments when a sort ol Hnger-snap-quick thought turned inside and they found that here was something Worth- while alter all. Yet through the renewed seriousness, they still had time for eollee with fellow students or their pro- fessors in the cafeteria or bridge in the snack bar. The Panhellenie Ball was returned to its traditional pomp in the winter. In the classroom, in meetings or on the dance floor, TU was dynamic--through its dynamic students. V l John Culter and F. Mosfoufi continued work on iheir class project. Lunch break for students proved the busiest' time 'For the SAB cafeteria staff.

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DIVISION ONE - Feafures FALL WINTER SPRING DIVISION TWO - AdmInIs'Ira+ion and Classes ADMINISTRATION FACULTY CLASSES DIVISION THREE - Ac+ivi+ies PERSONALITIES VOICES ATHLETICS DIVISION FOUR - OrganizaIIons MILITARY HONORARY AND PROFESSIONAL GREEKS ADVERTISING ITELU FYURTH UIITIPUS