University of Tulsa - Kendallabrum (Tulsa, OK)

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'bb is mix '-1 .f 3' ' X Clockwise from top left: Amy Butler asks Education Senator Teri Miller for information at the SA desk: Collegian Editor Jim Hunstein works on the layout for Thursday's paper: Carol Kahnert throws a pie at the Kappa Sig of her choice during Olympics: SA Senators read a proposal during their weekly meeting: The Tri-Dells concentrate to win the Tug of' War. Far left, Norma Eaglcton addresses a class. I . A zu ,-4 . , .1 X 5 1 1 1 f. 2 fm L6 . A 54 .-, A i. J , V 'I ' :- li , I ,l

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nvolvement was the unspoken theme for this year and apathy hit a new low. The Greeks set the stage in August with a good rush on both sides of Harwell, while freshmen participation in Orientation was high. Panhellenic sponsored an Organizations Fair during the first week of school to acquaint the students with the opportunities for involvement in the professional, recreational, and honorary clubs and societies within their fields of study. After the presentation it was up to the students to take the initiative and attend the first meetings. TU students were planning for the future and the rewards for their involvement would be reaped later-on a resume. Some people did take the plunge and participated in many different campus organizations. The dorms, Twin Towers, Lottie Jane, and the John', funtioned as clubs by planning events both for their residents and the campus as a whole. -1, ffwtwsijfi

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--,,,-ggi.-4 2:-.F .. - J , xx I, x, Z ,-s-.. -af-'-1i..::': sf,-1, U Pt-rsnectivcs Clockwise from top left, Women's tennis team discusses the next tournament: Dave Rader goes for the option as Sherman Johnson and Paul Roberson prepare to block: A teammate takes a break during a gamcg The band and pompon girls perform at halftime: Mark Haw prepares a forehand shotg Far right, The cheerleaders keep spirit alive during a football game, P, Q ,f-vi' V ? t 4- L 'bl fig