Oral Roberts University - Perihelion Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Left, a far from tyical Daisy Mae-L'il Abner costume resulted from the ingenuity of Pav Maiewski and Paul Stanton. Paul attended a pig auction in Bristow, Oklahoma to buy the ultimate accessory for a Daisy Mae costume. A live, leashed pig with a yellow ribbon added a touch of humor to the annual contest. The pig later found a new home with a University security guard. Below, Greg Johnson, was carried away from the site of the Tulsa Run after collapsing approximately 100 yards from the finish line. cation. Visitors snapped picture after picture as guides explained the work- ings of the modern and efficient de- sign of the completed 28th and 29th floors. The City of Faith received the long-awaited green lightv from the State Supreme Court for the comple- tion ofthe structure in late March and the last hurdles were diminishing. In the fall, intramural football competi- tion continued on the fields in front of the hospital, but spring intra- murals, such as softball, were moved to Mason High School, as parking lot and healing stream construction be- gan. Around Lake Evelyn, heads were sure to turn as several pairs of geese made the area look like a set- ting from Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom. The geese were donated by art professor Dr. Leon Kroeker, and these feathered friends provided Z' fo 4 ru Z E. Cross country team member Kurt Graves, above, raced in .5 the Tulsa Run. The Run is a 2 15 kilometer 49.3 mileb race E through downtown Tulsa. : Kurt made a strong showing and was the eleventh finisher in the race. The choir room of Christ's Chapel, left, filled to more than capacity as students and faculty members squeezed into every available corner to attend the Missions Conference. Speakers selected from among the faculty addressed the theme, Give up your small ambitions! 7 Opening