University of Tulsa - Kendallabrum (Tulsa, OK)

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Al Hanchehe and Frank Dealba lighT up Texas sTyle during waTermelon fesT. The fesT was sponsored by Lambda Chi Alpha fraTerniTy during SepTember.-Phofo by Brad Hoffman Laura Boedges soaks up The sun on The beach aT Gainesville, Florida. Laura is joined in sun wor- ship by Carol Krapfl, Erika Lehman, and Johnny 0' ' ' i i Williams. The RHA represenTaTives were aTTend- ing a NACURH convenTion.-Photo by Roberf Ohlde T ome sTudenTs had ci special feeling for The school of Their major. KeiTh Kubie said, 'il like The engineering school: The peTroleum engineering is supposed To be one of The besT in The counTry, and engineering overall is supposed To be really good, also. My major is mechanical engineering, and I like Keplinger - iT's new - and I like The aTmosphere There. TU had iTs beginnings as The Henry Kendall College around 4907. The firsT 'campus' consisTed of a six-room Tar- papered shack locaTed behind The FirsT PresbyTerian Church. lTs presenT lo- caTion was under consTrucTion aT a siTe Then referred To as easT of The ciTy. From Those meager beginnings, iT is amazing To see how TU has evolved inTo The Harvard of The Midwest in Those early days as Kendall Col- lege, The campus was composed of four buildings: Kendall Hall, RoberTson Hall, Kemp Hall and an adminisTraTion building. When The sTaTe charTer was wwf! approved, The name was changed To The UniversiTy of Tulsa. The enrollmenT counT aT The Time was 632. Since Then, TU has done a loT of growing: iT is now The largesT prlvaTe universiTy in Oklaho- ma, wiTh an inTernaTional enrollmenT and an excellenT repuTaTion Through- ouT The world. The pioneer spiriT of America has made This ciTy and This universiTy greaT, and well-prepared To Train The younger generaTion so They can make Their own fuTure, and Their own accenT on The world. Opening

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