University of Tulsa - Kendallabrum (Tulsa, OK)

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A touchdown by the Golden Hurricane prompts a cheer from Tisa Hunt, Tulsa cheerleader. Photo by Chibly La- mas. me Have you ever thought about the names of the buildings on the campus? Did you ever wonder if they were in the right setting? Universities and colle es everywhere name their buildin s ager people who were important to t e uni- versity somehow, but after awhile, that history becomes a Class One University Secret, the files to which no one seems to have access. At TU, that wasn't so. In the University Bulletin, there was a whole section detailing the history of the cam- pus, including where the buildings got their names. In the privacy of his own suite, Craig Tucker studies for his Spanish exam. Photo by Yael Irom. Open g

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3.-. K -'X O It didn't exactly say where the name Oliphant came from, but who could ex- pect anyone with a sense of humor to pass that one up? Buildings weren't the only things in the right setting. TU's faculty, adminis- tration and scholastic programs were all excellent. The Tulsa Curriculum was na- tionally recognized as being an outstand- ing program. The Petroleum Engineer- ing program was considered one of the best in the nation. TU's excellence and reputation attracted students from all fif- ty states and from many foreign coun- tries. Steve Collier and Terri Tinker greet each other at the Sigma Chi house. Photo by Yael Irom. Opening