University of Tulsa - Kendallabrum (Tulsa, OK)

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Personnel-Advice-Assists Personnel Director . . . directs individual freshman enrollment, counseling, freshman orientation, general supervision of student housing, student and graduate placement . . . attempts to individualize the educational program for students by selection of faculty advisers for them . . . works closely with the college deans in carrying out the program. Counselor to women . . . advises women students of all four classifications, but specializes in orientation of freshman women by cooperation with the program of the personnel department . . . coordinates student life by the scheduling of events on the calendar, published monthly . . . assists in regulation of inter-sorority relations. Counselor to men . . . assists in the guidance program as outlined by the personnel department for University men . . . interprets the University to prospective students . . . regulates, through sponsorship of the lnterfraternity Council, the programs of the men's Greek-letter groups . . . maintains cumulative records for all students. W. E. Morris, lr .... di- rector of personnel de- partment . , . is an es- seiitial cog in almost all University machines . . . formerly publicity director and journalism teacher at T. U .... is still a vital member of the Board of Publications . . . handles student work on the cam- pus . . . is sympathetic and understanding . . . plays golf in his few spare hours . . . is truly a Southern gentleman . . . likes to spend his vacation near Birmingham, Ala- bama with his father . . . is a graduate of Duke . , . is mighty proud of his young son, Edward. Mary Clay Williams , . . counselor to women . . . and she is just that . . . proverbial latch string is always open to stu- dents who are worried . . . or in trouble . . . or who just want to talk . . . teaches business English to freshmen on the side . . . is sponsor and guid- ing light of Senior Staff, Pan-Hellenic, Lantern, T. U. Y . . . brought glory to the University when she made the principal address at the Pan-Hellen- ic convention this spring . . . has an unguenchable sense of humor . . . which is fortunate . . . always looks very chic. H. D, Chase . . . counselor to men . . . sponsors Inter- fraternity council and T. U. Y . . . teaches Zool- ogy to curious students . . . who want to see what makes them tick . . . fig- uratively speaking . . . is remembered for many years by grateful students . . . for his patience and long-suffering . . . speaks slowly . . . and really says something . . . has a dry humor . . . Daughter Kathleen is a senior and is following in her father's foot steps and studying zoology . . . Dean and Mrs. Chase much appreci- ated for their many hours spent chaperoning.

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C. I. Duncan . . . secre- Buslness-Records-Finances Business manager . . . makes arrangements with all students at the beginning of each semester for the payment of tuition . . . holds responsibility for the transactions and financial standing of the University . . . sets the tuition fee as well as fees not covered by tuition. Registrar . . . instructs registration of students at matriculation and at the beginning of each semester . . . files high school record, entrance examina- tion, University counseling reports, and grade reports for each student . . . examines requirements of students desiring to be admitted to the University with advanced standing. Secretary-treasurer . . . makes actual collections of tuition and other fees set by the business department . . . works in close cooperation with the Registrar in the maintenance of all financial records and preparation of statements . . . serves campus organizations by establishing accounts for their use and convenience. tary-treasurer of the Uni- versity . . . the man Who really makes the wheels go round . . . has an of- fice with more machinery than a factory . . . capa- bly supervised by Helen Harrison, who gets our prize for being one of the hardest working people in school . . . has a map of the United States scaled almost to size . . . Well, almost . . . school's ace designer of budgets . . . usually knows what's go- ing to happen . . . before it happens . . . has a sense of humor and a twinkle in his eye . . . is an expert with his movie camera. Dr. I. E. Fellows . . . reg- istrar of the University of Tulsa . . . is the first per- son to greet the green freshman . . . the last per- son to bid the dignified senior good-bye. . .makes out schedules and di- plomas . . . is instructor in the field of education . . . sponsors Kappa Delta Pi, national education frater- nity . . . turns out a new crop of pedagogues an- nually . . . has a most ef- ficient office corps . . . headed by Ruth Arnold and Betty Kendall . . . has near perfect enun- ciation, making his lec- tures something extra spe- cial. lVlrs. Beryl Hancock . . . occupies one of the high- est positions held by a woman in the University . . . business manager of the University . . . is al- ways pleasant . . . al- ways calm . . , knows al- most the entire student body by name . . . and said student body tallies her as A-l . . . this year moved her office back an- other notch into a corner room of Robertson Hall... is a member of the Uni- versity Council . . . is competently aided in the outer office by Mrs. Ruth Iennings, Mrs. Erma Swift, and Mrs. Vivian Iernigan.

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College of Fine Arts Offers training in musical fields . . . and probably only college in which enroll- ment increases as studies become more advanced . . . furnishes majority of talent for University band, orchestra and A Cappella choir . . . housed in Tyrrell Hall . . . where the Art Department is also found . . . as is the office of Dr. Pontius . . . College of Fine Arts is magnet for much praise and publicity . . . and some condemnation . . . when assortment of practice sessions blends into horrible clamor . . . and grates unaccustomed ears. . .Dean Lukken livens up A Cappella . . . and his private lessons. . .with directions such as sock it . . . visitors to offices of President Pontius wonder how he stands the noise . . . but he claims to enjoy it . . . and leaves his outer doors open frequently . . . art students do most of their work on third floor, but can be seen sketching most anywhere . . . Dean's outer office popu- lar gathering place for everyone . . . perhaps lured by the free phone . . . but causing no end of confusion . . . especially when answering phone, taking mes- sages and forgetting them . . . presented many programs of various nature . . . but climax-ed the year with All-University Concert at Convention Hall . . . and attracted 2500 enthusiastic listeners . . . who want the affair presented annually . . . although some would like to limit band to swing or boogie-Woogie styles . . . not satisfied with efforts of Director Penn and his musicians during football season . . . and when that group can stand or walk . . . and play swing . . . everyone will be happy . . . with possible exception of a few unbending faculty members . . . most difficult prob- lem is getting personnel of band, orchestra or A Cappella together for picture . . . and then it's impossible to get uniformity of dress. flaw- I n-.,.... A. L. Lukken . . . dean of the College of Fine Arts . . . helps uphold the cul- tural end of the campus . . . is directly or indirectly responsible for the melod- ious efforts that constantly waft across the campus . . . played Boogie Woogie this year to the vast surprise and satisfaction of the public at large . . . towers above his desk in the office . . . substitutes sweets for smokes to save his voice . . . said voice proving its versatility by its great range . . . always appears at football games with his young son . . . commonly called just Dean,