University of Tulsa - Kendallabrum (Tulsa, OK)

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Continued from page 2 imagination through the measurements of the stars. Those distant messages of light tell of the heavens' unfathomable depth. In the same sense, the years that lay ahead some- times loom before us as shrouded and undefinable as a blackened universe. Instead of drifting blindly, day-to- We set those stars - our values, our goals - before us, beckoning us to aspire, discover and create. 99 day, from one experience to another, we mark our path with ideals H- setting goals, cherishing values. We make our own stars. We shatter that fear of nothingness by sprinkling our stars throughout that chaos that confronts all of us. We set those stars - our values, our goals +- before us, beckoning us to aspire, discover and create. That's what a university is all about - guiding the search for those stars, refining our ideals and setting us toward them. ldeals,,' Carl Schurz wrote, are like starsg you will not succeed in touching them with your hands. But, like the seafaring men on the desert of waters, you choose them as your guides, and following them reach your destiny. - Joe Robertson Marc Hornbrook Marc shined for a day as the Phi Mu's Pike Superstar. He competed against other sororities' superstars in several athletic events. The end of the day marked a victory for Marc and Phi Mu. They placed third in the overall competition. the making of ll star 4 Op ning

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The journey into the world of higher learning gives the student all kinds of opportunities to sparkle. The making of a star is constantly in the works in some fashion here at the University of Tulsa. There are the obvious hints of stardom, such as drawing on previously untapped academic prowess, or revealing surprising leadership qualities by heading some campus committee. But similar gratification springs from the not-so- obvious feats that become the vital foundations in the making of a star. TUDEN T IFE Simply proving that you can at least survive on your own deserves applause. Arriving on time for that eight o'clock class after studying until 5:30 a.m. is another herculean feat. For those living on campus, stardom is essential in co-existing with a roommate whose pecu- liarities exceed all but your own. Comuters become champions at navigating through traffic on Tulsa's narrow roads, and at securing a parking space within walking distance of that first class. In short, juggling one's time around mid-terms, pa- pers, social activities, sporting events, parties, dirty clothes, and a few Cbut not enoughj dates is enough to bring the house down. Cheers! Whistles! Applause! Stars abound at the University of Tulsa. - Joe Robertson Ed Killeen if s 5 fi' 1 . . f Ed, an honor student at the universi- r 'Eff ex rf ty, also shines in areas other than aca- r demics. He is a talented artist as well. Ed is active in many campus organiza- tions and was recognized by Omicron .1 ' Delta Kappa as an outstanding fresh- ,L- man. Ed stays active because more than anything else, l enjoy seeing peo- lg.,- ple work together for a common good. ,,. Zh' fwifify W 4 ffm btudent Life if t nf