University of Tulsa - Kendallabrum (Tulsa, OK)

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O lt is indeed appropriate that the Kendallabrum this year should picture the expansion and development of the College of Petroleum Engineering for l938 marks the tenth anniversary of the founding of this college on the campus of the University of Tulsa. No more logical location could be found for such a school than here in the Oil Capital of the World, amid the leaders of the industry. No little fame has come to the University as a result of the reputa- tion of its College of Petroleum Engineering. Surrounded by all phases of the processing of oil, in touch with the major companies in this powerful, romantic business of oil, the College has an exceptional opportunity to be of service to the Oil lndustry as well as to its students. 0 Known as the toughest school on the campus, the engineering college offers curricula preparing students to attack the rnultifarious problems involved in the location, production, and refining of oil, the life blood of transporta- tion and industry. The degrees conferred are Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering and in Petroleum Engin- eering, with Production, Refining, or Geological options. O lt is with the acknowledgment of the remarkable suc- cess of the engineer and with the hope for his continued achievements that the l938 Kendallabrum is dedicated to all those engineers, past, present, and future, who form the integrating link between the scientific research vision- ary and the equally important pragmatic business man.

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PRESIDENT C, i. PONTIUS, LL D President of the Universitf rf Tulsa and Chairman of the Board of Tru t O I am thankful that our University has a restless spiritgfor a contented institution is a dead institution. This embodies the viewpoint of Dr. Pontius, the first business man college president in Oklahoma. Dr. Pontius is preeminentiy the successful business man, community worker, and comrade of young people. His practical success as a banker has been the foundation upon which his valuable and efficient management of the financial side of our University has been based. O Had he been a man of financial practicalities alone, however, he could not have been the adviser and confident of the students of the institution. He com- bines with his excellent business capacity, the ability to win the friendship of young people, and guide them because of the personal problems and situations which he has experienced. His formula for success has been an inspiration of guidance to many a student coming to him for advice. He counsels each stu- dent to seek out a PURPOSE for his life, PREPARE for it, and PERSEVERINGLY keep to that purpose through effort and the POWER of PRAYER. O Our University is the great institution it is today because it has had behind it the guidance of this man of unceasing activity. His spirit of restlessness for advancement of the institution has been an instrumental factor in placing the University of Tulsa among the best and most progressive educational institu- tions in this section of our country. The near future holds even greater advance- ment for the school, and the city of Tulsa should be most proud of its University and grateful to the man whose vision and dynamic action have crystallized many of the dreams of our founders. .,3Q'f2g 1. -. , ' - X R if-,'2,.f-MP' ..,.i2,,45- P I a 1 N a 1 , fn X V ,... , A-3, 1 t RQ - ' . if fijiilg.. if' X '-5' Q '7ff1f R5Shm7f . ,Q