Oral Roberts University - Perihelion Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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WE ARE GFKAL FKOBEF-2Tf We will go into business, education, law medicine, theology, the arts, entertainment, the media. lt is our education that will open the doors. Ourfaculty, qualified in theirfields, committed to Christ, and dedicated to the students, has provided us with the knowl- edge and the skill to succeed in whatever field the Lord has called us, After another busy day, students walk from the classroom center toward SAGA to relax over dinner and make plans for the evening. 6 Opening While her books are open, this young lady seems to be pondering thoughts beyond the research project which more than likely is due tomorrow. At ORU, education goes beyond the immediate classroom. Taking advantage of Mabee Center's elaborate equipment, telecom majors Brad Doug- las, iunior, and his partner run camera for the heal- ing crusade. in YD C O '-3 H651 fgew Expectations are high, and students v tenaciously to meet them. Whether pre ing for the dreaded humanities synthesis polishing off that final copy of the senior per, students continually strive to do 1 best, constantly aware that each hu overcome puts us that much closer to goal. At ORU the body need not only refe our physical being, but also to the unio ourselves. Whether it be at the wing tab it

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INIVERSITY l to the team members, Each student icipates in a vigorous aerobics program h was highlighted this year by the All- iool run. On March 5, students and faculty a three-mile trek around the campus. llhile the sun was shining, the wind was always at our backs. Huffing and puffing, dents rounded the final bend overlooking e Evelyn. Side by side, students and pro- sors crossed the finish line as the crowds ered. OR U E5 OREA -wltflf Charles Dorsey, lr. point guard, looking for an open man drlbbles down court. The Titans en- joyed a successful season this year which ln- cluded a trip to Memphis, Tennessee for the first round of the NCAA. Mark Acres, doing what he does best, refuses to be lntlmldated bm Loyola's defense. Hls brother, Jett looks on as ark takes It to the hoo . Mark was selected to try out for the U.S. Olympgz team. Opening 5

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JNIVERSITY GA, Thursday evening devos in the Lyer Gardens, or a weekend retreat at 'bber's Cave, we love one another. tether it be a shoulder to cry on, or a big g and an encouraging smile. Through it all, love one another. o, there it is, body, mind and spirit, the U lifestyle . . . and when we leave ORU, may be leaving some ofthat style behind, I the life- ? lt has become our own. -Y V 'T Ls In Dlllgently working on the maps ofthe Holy Land, a freshmawsgear wouldn't be complete without Old Testament urvey. fi. 3 . 1 gy. .,.45g- 5 ,A,, 553215 ,., il. at 'i Books and papers scattered from one end of the table to the other, there is nothing quite like the last minute rush to complete a research paper. The listing for periodical holdings may seem end- less at times, but Maria Schoepe, a sophomore commercial art major, patiently thumbs through the computer printout to find the periodicals needed for her recent project. Surrounded by a massive galaxy of books, Bryon Oines, a senior theology major, digs through an infinity of knowledge to locate that one bit of infor- mation to complete his senior paper. After enduring a long period of intense concentra- tion, a period of relaxation has set in for this ORU student still listening to a DAlR in a carrell located in the LRC. Opening 7 in Q E O 1 Jake Jake Jones