University of Tulsa - Kendallabrum (Tulsa, OK)

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The Student Association sponsored a variety of programs with the TU student in mind. Two series of films, cultural and popular, were offered each week, celebrated speakers lectured on a variety of subjectsg and music for every listener was performed for the students' enjoyment. 0n the lighter side of campus life there were more parties per square weekend than ever before. The Greeks kept Friday afternoons busy while Twin Towers and Lottie had dances and other functions . When a blank space appeared on the calendar, the John's Insobriety Society kept us going. TU sponsored a very active intramurals program including dorm residents, Greeks, and commuters, with almost every sport being offered. 4' .F Q Q rf ,J-0' ,.,- ',,. ., ,,..t -nuff-1' , ,,1..l.5 :Dk-

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ww' 2'-'.' Nia' .f Us Masq W H H H , V 4 -'-ss..-wmf- lf, ' -ax 4 -. i 1 'fi' , ' on -w iM , lll' l Q Ki x ml 'i e' 1 l X Ki ' li M M ' A , V ni. Clockwise from top left, Kendall Hall is TU's most architecturally modern buildingg Dr. Paul Buck lectures to his Organismic Biology classg Dr. Thomas Bohn teaches how to com- municateg Randy Griffin studies under the trees in front of they libraryg Art students de- sign graphic postersg Far right, Nursing stu- dents practice their technique. 8 Perspective