University of Tulsa - Kendallabrum (Tulsa, OK)

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Campaign Visits Highlited Fai Election ,Y Q Fi NW Lf ii i ik Iii i

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Twice each school year the university students can vote for the candidates of their choosing. ln the fall class elec- tions are held, and in the spring the Student Senate elections are held. Each time posters Hood the campus. llere students voted in the class election. Oklahoma played a large part in this year's general election. Nationally known politicians visited the larger cities of Oklahoma. Tulsa ll students took a great interest in politics and at- tended rallies for such dignitaries as Humphrey, Harris, and Monroney. Sharp Chapel has heeome an important part of Tl7's students' life on campus. Students attend every 'l'hursday morn- ing at eleven. Oliphant Hall and Amphitheater is just like home for the freshmen, as many of the required courses are held there. These are just two of the new buildings at Tulsa l'. Sigma Chis on campus felt ll special kindred to Brother Barry and his associates. Here several Sigs are shown with Nixon on his visit to Tulsa to campaign for Barry Goldwater. The Sigma Chi's showed everyone that hole Sig spirit when it came to Barry.

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The University of Tulsa HU, scene of such familiar student activities as ROTC drill, athletic intramurals, hand marching practice, and pep rallies, was taken over by a solitary student Roy Bettenhausen, for Z1 new purpose: an afternoon of com- fortable study. v Fred Harris and Richard Nixon brought a national political flavor to Tlfs own elections when they visited the city 8 2