Oral Roberts University - Perihelion Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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WE ARE ORAL ROBERT! In a blur of Tltan action, Page Odle, a Lunior left And theyre off! Full of energy and anticipation flelder steps up to the slate. he Titans egan the ORU who e men began the 3-ml e trek around cam- season ranked 10th lnt e nation, however they lost pus. On March 5, 1983 students and faculty partici- thls game to Southeastern Oklahoma, 13-12. gated me first all-school run in place of the tradi- t ona e test. ORU would not be complete without athletic teams. Whether it be the md baseball team, currently ranked tenth in nation, or our basketball team who pockJ the Midwestern Conference champions as well as a conference tournament whilt their way to Memphis Tennessee the round of the NCAA. T They play hard. They play to win, but Q dedication transcends their field of pIay And at OFlU physical fitness is hardlw 4 Opening -hm. 3 i i L i

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JNIVERSITY 1 'e at our own Mabee Center the weekend otober 23. Our gymnasium floor reads, pect a Miracle and we do! raying to God forthe healing of the sick is reserved for healing evangelist and our esident, Oral Roberts. For the students at EU have experienced the healing power of infinitely compassionate God who de- es to heal His people. We have laid our tds on the sick. We have comforted the ely. We have rejoiced for received mira- s. We are instruments oi Gods healing ver and we will go. Larry Hart is a favorite among students whether be preaching, teaching, playing his guitar or ing one of his corny iokes. Bibles ln hand, and all eyes on President Roberts, students llsten intently as we hear the word of God, both encouraging and challenging us, ln chapel on Wednesday and Friday. Hymnals became a regular part of worship dur- ing chapels this year as we each realized that worship ls an attitude of the heart. 5 f l E K ,awed . rlat 7 gl We Opening 3

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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