University of Tulsa - Kendallabrum (Tulsa, OK)

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a...+f11,.,wQ.f y 4 -'f'-pu-5,-ss., -3.1 ' -...Q-..-.-. Adele Lukkon puffs for birdie during The Nancy Lopez golf Tournameni. The Tour- namenf is hosfed by The TU lady golfers. First year head fooTball coach Don Mor- Ton observes The acTion during The vicfory over The HousTon Cougars. Tulsa running back Rodney Young Turns upfield in an aTTempT To slip The grasp of The Texas Tech defender. Tech squeezed ouf a 24-17 win in The final seconds of The game aT Skelly STadium.- nn..-L,-.. A... l .:.. u1,..z....- VIIKJILJJ LJY CHL, YV6lJU'l riendly people, an opporTuniTy for progress and serene beaufy all combine To make Tulsa The besf place To call home. A warm, enThusiasTic spir- iT fills The faces of all who live here, and Their high hopes for achievemenT are maTerialized in The Tulsa skyline. Tulsa's many accenTs uniTe To make a beauTi- ful, exciTing ciTy where The rewards of life are seen in The faces of The people. Tulsa's claim To fame is iTs oil indusfry. Since iTs discovery in 4905, oil has cre- aTed a Thriving economy for Tulsa, wifh over one Thousand oil and oil-relafed companies cenfralized in The ciTy. Some of Tulsa's besf feaiures occeni iTs oil heriTage. Gilcrease Museum, founded by oilman Thomas Gilcrease, provides an arfful Tour of The Old WesT. Philbrook Arf Cenfer, locaTed in The former home of oilman Waife Phillips, confains a large collecfion of Indian arfwork and arTifacTs. Anofher famous oilman, The Golden Driller, sfands a re- gal fifTy-five feeT To survey Expo Square and The surrounding ciTy. Tulsa supporfs a pofpourri of culfural aTTracTions in addifion To iTs oil hisfory. The Tulsa Philharmonic Orchesfra, Tulsa Opera, Tulsa Ballef Theafre, and The American Theafre Company enTerTain Tulsans afTer a Tough day aT work. NighTspoTs from BarrisTer's To The Whiie Raven provide a place To have fun and relax wifh friends. Opening

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noTher accenT in Tulsa is iTs insTi- TuTe of higher learning. The UniversiTy of Tulsa has achieved fame and suc- cess along wiTh The ciTy. And, for some five Thousand sTudenTs, TU is much more Than a presflgious college. lT's home friends, and The challenge of To- morrow. Many aspecTs of TU make IT a spe- cial place for The sTudenTs. Chief among Them seemed To be TU's size. Leslie Ambrosino said, I like iTs size: The facT ThaT iT's a fairly small school. There's a IoT of inTeracTion befween sTudenT and professor. l've gone To larger schools in The pasT and I Think ThaT I probably gain more from going To a smaller school. Rod KnowITon ex- pressed This view: I like a campus where you feel like you know every- body buT lT's noT so small you feel Trapped. This is jusT The righT size: ThaT's why I like iT and ThaT's The main reason I don'T wanT To leave. Buf sTudenTs appreciaTed more Than jusT TU's size. Louise STaggs liked The academic program. Good, solid aca- del'niCSZ Overall, il has high qualily pro- grams and There's sTress on noT only academic compeTence, buT also on The abiliiy To COrTlrhuniCaTe. For Flor- ence Kung, TU was special because of The people. I like everybody here, es- pecially The Teachers. I like all of The professors. I jusT love TU. . Ak. ,, .if-4 ' A W V 44' f,,,..-J' 'lf 3 3, Olna Genlslo hlh The keybord in Twin Towers lhourgginqis assisfed by Troy Feickerf, Erik Laz- Terminal room well before The busy evening dins. and James Hornsey.-Photo bySfeven Diong Opening Hurricane wamhg flags were popular wifh fans and were promlnenf aT all home games.-Phofo by Eric Webber Twin Towers lobby provided Q sufficienf fun and laughfer sefflng for Kelly Cavan- ough and Johnny Williams.-Phofo by Rob- erf Ohlde