University of Tulsa - Kendallabrum (Tulsa, OK)

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and Robertson Hall, the boys' dorm, to include Broadview lodge fKemp Halll,advertised as the girls' dormitory in the 1912 Collegian. round was broken for Mcfarlin library in 1929 with an implement of gold. The 1931 edition of the Kendallabrum took class pictures in a special studio arranged at the north end of the gymnasium .with a charge of one dollar for two sittings. n answer to a challenge from Northeastern Normal for two 'games eleven coeds donned their middy blouses, black stockings and bloomers to bring victory to TU. - ne of the highlights of the 1929 coed's life was the annual May llay celebration sponsored by the Women's Athletic Depart- ment. A program of formal marches, natural dancing, illustrative exercises and clogging entertained the students. The climax of the day was the crowning of the new May llueen, Miss Irene Tucker.

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7 V1 the beginning Henfvvendalel College a small Presbyterian Mission school was established at Muskogee, Indian Territory in 1394. he first graduating class was controlled by a strict demerit system. Some unpardonable sins were leaving the grounds with- out permission, visiting during study hours, leaving the house after retiring bell, using tobacco in the school, disobeying a matron's order, and absence from recitation or chapel. Tuition was S125, which paid room, board, fuel, light and books. he faculty was composed of 10 teachers. llne, Mrs. A. E. W. Robertson was hired as an interpreter between the English and wlanguages. Fifteen recitations and two themes were required each week. In 1894 W. ll. Caldwell became Henry Kendall 1Iollege's first president. he College was moved to Tulsa in 1907 and in 1921 it be- came the University of Tulsa. The campus scene grew from Kendall . H 1 l

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am' QQ vw y 1 ! a 5 College life is a whirl of attending 8 dclock classes and partying until midnight. lt's battling for better lmslcetlvzlll seats and pllli- O . lishing an opposition newspaper. TU, l955. is far different from Nluskogeeis Ken- l l l K I 1 5 l