University of Tulsa - Kendallabrum (Tulsa, OK)

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will Dick Clary and Mrs. M. C. Bell helped Dean M. M. Hargrove manage one of Oklal'ioma's outstanding colleges of Business Administration. 00llE6lE 0F BUSI ESS ADMI ISTRATIO The College of Business Administration, under Dean M. M. Hargrove, offers specialized training for those who are planning to enter the business World. This college has instructors with complete knowledge of the subjects taught who are willing to help those students who need or feel they want assurance before entering the varied fields of busi- ness. Business administration is a short cut to actual experience. The horne of the business school is Lorton Hall, given to the University in Iune, l948, by Mrs. Maude Lorton Myers and the late Eugene Lorton, publishers of the Tulsa Daily World. Dean M. M. Hargrove -1 . Y 'IE' .V affirm ., 1 . gjyggjq Q55 -J A ,, IE : 5 QKLVQQ: 'x:4s53x5iiSiQlV 151- ' 25 R QQ.. it N 'er' 'ts in ww ' fi 1' Y is-gig N as Nw-9-wrg E agyw U . . , Q .ff .N ,. 1 :fi 25225553 . fi -igrtgyffwf1.,g1s,:i1'gs 3 rig MH- M rs K 5 3 ,I , i gif Egliigsf .,: EL' :hifi isET24iv5?? 'wr gr 'QQ ilk Q.. 2. ' .ia 'EW QW iii... ' rbi? 4 . . Q. fix X, a2:z.i.f..fs..-in - 1 in 1.-:+ s.,. , f- M--gg.-'.,, ,f-is i t ' ,.., X ju' - . ffii - s 3 ' ff-3 524455 ' ' X.. V f A kif2fQjzg:, l ' xs'iQizSfi4i4435i? 5, ff -' - at of... K wg, , -,,f.gk.VL gi,-gi5fff5.iLfs,n,L5mi,wmrgfgs . y H ' f- ,.,1'x-wgav . M, Lftgufi : ,g 1 f '1.-iivmiitliasge iz. ':':..5 :: ' .Q ,. -i fs ' -I Wifi . 'Tl-LYXET'-f 3 Sfgfktlif a f2f1'5fri'9?i3iKi.iNVfS:? H .f fr-tv: -fafQsf.i :X '-mfg, Ksrir-im: ns if YV ii'A 7 -W - Ai? 'ls 'f fzlf s iw' ' ' 'L VF. .mf L. P 2' 3505 .E 5 553 L '- is-Y N' 1 5 fa ,ki 3 get isafbf-32 4 4,1 553 a Este QM 9 E in 'fm 3 fr 4 'X VAST rf . 7- ,A J ,.,, ,.-, . , .X mi, ff, z. - we '

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Dean Criswell and his secretary Margery Burrows helped each Liberal Arts student gain the most from his courses. lI0llEGE 0F LIBERAL ARTS Dean E. H. Criswell Even today, in a highly specialized and mechanical vvorld, the Liberal Arts College still remains thc core of American higher education. The Univers- ity of Tulsais College of Liberal Arts makes every effort to provide it's students with a varied and well-balanced curriculum to meet necessities of life. Having evolved from Henry Kendall College, the Liberal Arts school is the oldest college on the Uni- versity of Tulsa campus. Also, the Universityis largest school, the Liberal Arts College is headed by Dean E. H. Criswell, who is an authority in sectional language variations.

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Kenny Grey checked routine office ma'Hers wi+h Dean R. L. Langenheim while Mrs. Sue Muzika answered his busy phone. IIUIIEGE IIE PEIRIIIEUM SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING Dean R. L. Langenheim Men knowing oil have a profound respect for the University of Tulsais College of Petroleum Sci- ence and Engineering. About twenty-five years ago, nine students met for their first classes in a small frame building. Today it is housed in two modern, well-equipped buildings, holding over 450 future engineers. Recognizing that the need for trained engineers and scientists is greater than ever, Dean L. R. Langenheim is constantly trying to improve his already world-renowned school. Courses are offered to the students which will give them a well-balanced knowledge of their field.