University of Tulsa - Kendallabrum (Tulsa, OK)

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FRANCES HELMS W. V. HOLLOWAY C, ROBERT KELLY Dean of Wflmen Vice-President Chaplain Admini tration CHARLES MALONE GEORGE MIQTZEL HAROLD STAIRES Director of Admissions Registrar Assistant Secretary-Treasurer 3I

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C. F. BALES H. N. CARTER IESS CHOUTEAU Director of Public Relations Dean of Students Director of Public Functions Officer of GLENN DOBBS IOHN HAYES WILLIAM HAYS Athletic Director Secretary-Treasurer Director of Alumni Relations 30

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M Some of hc hardest working people on campus are the to their regular classwork and studying, they iind time and mqiors ol petroleum science iid engineering In addition enthusiasm to add extracurricularly to their lield of interest. Engineering chool Encompesses lVlen Field The College of Petroleum Science and Engineer- ing aid undergraduates in academic pursuit in courses of petroleum, chemical, aeronautical and mechanical engineering, engineering physics, geo- physics, geology, physics, and chemistry. The new department of Earth Sciences provides undergraduate training in geology, geography, and geophysics under the direction of Dr. Parke Dickey. The introduction of certain humanities and So- cial Sciences courses in addition to the regular de- partmental programs has resulted in broadening and enriching the eduaction of the individual student. The faculty of the College of Petroleum Sciences and Engineering is constantly studying and rc- vising the curriculum and exploring new ap- proaches to the subject matter Held. These changes have been supported by the acquisition of new equipment for the department.