Old Dominion University - Troubador Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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There's No Shortage of T ALENT Another thing we're excited about is all the talent around here. Excellence is the 80's atti- tude, and we've got it! Its what pushes us to try new things. It gives us encouragement to work hard at what we do. Wheth- er we're playing hard or study- ing hard, ODU offers many out- lets for talent. From the athletic depart- ment to zoology, and every- where in between, faculty and fellow students help each other get the best out of themselves. Professors push us towards ever greater achievements, ex- tra-curricular groups give us a chance to practice our skills and develop new hobbies.-Our athletes are national and re- gional winners - and Olympic contestants as well! Science ex- periments developed here go into space. In some way each of us Dribbling the ball, Jan Wergeland puts a move on a Buckeye defender at a home game. tC. Thomast Students from the Advanced Karate Club demonstrate combat techniques at Main Street. t0. Hansem 4 OPENING adds to this mood of excel- lence. We're proud when we know one ofus is HHumber One. We encourage each other to reach greater heights, to gojust a little farther, or try something new. For some of us this may be our great chance to be recog- nized as one of the best, and we have done it here. Julene M. Fisher

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Showing the way he gets spirited, this f- ' unknown student runs the field during P -.-i hamime. 0i Copelandy 01915111110 5

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Grabbing a few feet ofair, Christian Ho- soi pushes the limits of skateboard- ing. 03. MacCormaCM OPENING 5