University of Tulsa - Kendallabrum (Tulsa, OK)

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9 . I if 0- -71 --, grwffi 7 ,A Y .SX , , - V Y - 7- -:-2.3, Aff- , Far left, Many TU students are commuters: Left, The Homecom- ing bonfirc draws a large crowd: From top, The jazz bands rehearse in the music annex in the gymq Homecoming Queen Mary Ellen Buck is surrounded by hcr court: Allcn Funl speaks 1011 full house. A an gg , ' Y -as al' ' K . 1: 7 u Perspectives 7

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, ,,., .-.,. --s--.W M26 - - --A7 72 gf --- iY-- -- -N .. --..F..... . ogether the colleges on campus formed the different learning institutions of the University of Tulsa. Apart they functioned as separate entities working alone but still interacting with the other colleges. The professors in the various fields of study enriched the lives of their students and at the same time enriched the academic world with their many accomplishments. The Administration worked out the problems of the past, kept things running smoothly and managed to make plans for the future. Campus expansion was a major topic of discussion this year. New buildings were in every stage of development from mere ideas and rough sketches to finishing touches and final dedication. K , , Y ,Y it ,Y ,, ,, , , 7,7 , 7 ,,, , ,,,, ,W .W ,,,-, ,, 71