University of Tulsa - Kendallabrum (Tulsa, OK)

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Telephone calls to Twin Towers are answered by resident assistant Alan Benjamin. Photo by Yael Irom. Darron Fritz checks Cyn- thia Fortner's student identification before she votes for Homecoming Queen. Photo by Yael Irom. w as ,A,g y g ce, Student Life Twin South desk worker Mark Lehr listens to Iill Jones tell a story in a spare moment. Photo by Brad Hoffman. VW' We V 'M v-.,,5-Q

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I. -4 YL Red Cross nurse Mary Red- man comes over to check on David Folkers before ellie re- moves the needle from hia arm. Photos by Yael lmm. Alice Winchester takes Regi- na Catlatt's temperature to make sure she is healthy enough to donate. s ' Q . The iron level in the blood is. an essential part of donating blood. Mike McKeough gets. his earlobe pricked for the blood sample which will indi- cate his iron level. Student Life

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ix mhug T Geiffdefmk Money: something all college students desired, but few ever seemed to acquire. Oh, the Transfund machine was always a nice resource to draw upon when cash was wanted, and parents were just a letter or phone call away when you just had to have that jacket which was on sale at the Gift Shop. But what does one do when one's checking account was overdrawn 5S11.72., and Mom and Dad said that you didn't really need that 5300 jacket? You got a job. That's right, a job. Many students were already lucky enough to be paying their own way through school. But, what exactly, did the university offer its students in the way of jobs? Well, work study people could be found raking leaves around campus or stapling tests together in departmental offices. They were the always-willing-to-help people in the chemistry and math labs being patient with freshmen Calc. I students. They were answering phones, or in the library busily reshelving books other students checked out but didn't read. They were found in the wee wee hours of the morning watching MTV and drinking coffee behind the desk in Twin South. And, they sifted through dirt in search of bone fragments in Harwell Hal1's Anthropology Depart- ment. All of these student workers, whether work study or not, played a vital role in the further develop- ment of the university. By working with some of the best people in their respective fields, the stu- dents received an education beyond that of the classroom. Through working and interacting with people who cared about them, at the same time, they were allowed to have fun on the job. jay D. Strother is Helpful deskworker Fred , Thorne points out something of importance to Richard Alexander. Photo by Yael Irom. Veronique Adam labels tapes at the language lab which is found in Oliphanl Hall. Photo by Yael Irom. 5, . 3 . 1 Student Life