Oral Roberts University - Perihelion Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Cut Above. . .Sp the University for those in search of spiritual growth. Bi-weekly chapel services provided a forum for students to gather with iaculty and similar gains. Missions allowed students a chance to carry Godis saving grace and healing power to the corners of the world. Another medium of communication, the television has been kind to the ministry of our president and constantly searched for unfullfil- led lives' Students par- ticipated in CSC ' ministries, which l was concentrated l 1 in the Tulsa area, along with com- munion services. Also hrotlier- sister wings took out one weekend for spiritual re- newal and rest. if , 4 1. F 15544 ' Summer Missions provides an excel- lent opportunity for excited students l'k L'd'Clt -h d 1 e in a ,oe 0 reac out an touch the lives of many in distant 'St lands. Richard Roberts A frequent speaker I in the biweekly chapels tells students that they can make it.', Spirit 6 Qpportunities abounded in every corner of administration on the same level in search of W - gfvxfi '9u 'va9aa-un-4431. 74, ,.,' a ,P , , rafqp e'w..y '. tr' T3 ', f. vi-mE5 '.:fX 'Q Q. :9ij9,,,, ' f fli ff H - 3 ,',, aww ,, ,sf ie, 1 Y, 511 f A Q' .1 We low at LM- W , , ,n .f V' 24 . , . ff, fm-'ft,,,:9j,, N V14 l lv' V ,ie 4' l l 'Hail ,v f, wg ,j.. ,V,, ,anti- Q 4, 2 , - A A e 'JDHEQ as., 1. 'Ha fa K r,'f ami 1' th .af JJ Univ ,T ,I ai, , GH, Aix, 3, Q. ,gaigi Tags ,rwfisg-visa. , Eat 4 it ,Q 21 'Q ,, 'ml' ., , ad, Khin, ,M N . A, ,LG knK,i,.W.fX -VFP- ' js , gftwr 3,4555 ,, is 1. V, ,, K adv , ,3,e:4f:,pgr M, Q MQ-,Qt f 'ff T' '14 ffifm 'l' 'yi R V, ., fav' Qiqif 'V Y 5 Y Riagg sg ff-,, NBII, , 'fl fe . f -A ., .Q ,. .'t ?N,F,15M ns 1 1 P mf- .givin Jes- -, S2494 we fi. . W sr,-I - i,w4V,! 531.5 ' on .,f. - 4- ., g, AT- , 'NL 1 4 a.':.r.5 :Q .- ZZ, Paul Rr-L-cc

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:Lacing Building a reputation in academics can be tough for a young univer- p sity, but ORU is doing . just that. With programs A dl X gaining momentum in seven professional areas in addition to the already established undergraduate school, ORU is certain to place dynamic graduates in 'cevery man,s vvorldv before long. Already young attorneys, doctors, and businessmen bring favor to the name of the University. An undercurrent of excitement ran through this serious academic community as each student strove to take with him those skills and values he needed to succeed as a young Christian. From the unmatched facili- ties to the fine profes- sors, ORU exuded ex- cellence in every field. ff Pleading her case, third year Law student Ela S ler attempts to persuade the judge and her class t her favor Ehe fine lines. This painter adds the finishing touches to t . Mind 5

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