Oral Roberts University - Perihelion Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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4ER'HEL 1666 67 'ON MAY88 point of return YOU' with re boundto b any changes have taken place since the 1966!67 school year. For one thing, the campus wasn't nearly as large as it is today. Shakarian and Braxton were the only two dorms at the time. Timko Barton was the cafeteria and Cardone was the chapel. Titan basketball games were held in the field house, or better known today as the Classroom Center. And the Prayer Tower was still under construction. The 1966!67 yearbook was the first publication of the Per- ihelion. It's the most unusual yearbook in the history of ORU 910 Brothe X O vect nomatrerwhat because the 1965166 year is combined with the 1966f67 1' Srgt , . . . . . 91' Wings year. One year is nghtside up and the other is upside down. 18 All in all, the 1966!67 year brings back fond memories, es- pecially to Dr. Gillen, chairman of the Undergraduate Busi- ness department. Dr. Gillen was the only business professor and had to teach every business class from accounting to marketing. I knew everyone of those fbusinessl students by name . . ., says Dr. Gillen. However there were only 25 business students in 1967, so this wasn't quite the task it would be today. -- Gina Megna and Rosemary Schoemaker ' N MAY as lO A ERXHEL ' fb W 'QW SX 0' - ui X Q 1 be the Q RU w0uldn x Ws manatoivf but O l it ' same wixhoul ..... ..... - -' f ' Chapel President Oral Roberts looks over construction on the young ORU cam pus from atop the LRC. I Student Life Divider i

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Cheering the Titans on to victory, Andy Summers, Paul Meade, Kevin Waddell, and Tim Doherty show their school spirit. To generate spirit, Sandi Leach tosses out balls pro- vided by Tulsa Cable during a Titan Time-out. 5 Ixxvwqgfrwregvsi Q .ii 4 sr ,...f' -Af, ,p 4 r Spirit SPIRIT SPIRIT! It's More Than School Spirit -P? S'P! I-R? I-R! I-T? I-T! WE'VE GOT SPIRIT . . . If ever you attended an ORU Basketball game, you may have heard the cheerleaders leading the students in this or a similar cheer. Yes, ORU students do have spirit, but more than just school spirit. Al- though the students are very supportive of all school sports, both for the intramurals and varsity teams, they also have a different kind of spirit. ORU students are exceptional and set apart from students of other Universities in that not only are we filled with school spirit, but we are also filled with God's Spirit. We attend Chapel twice a week and have many other opportunities available to us such as CSC ministries, vespers, dorm devotions, and the Richard Roberts Show that enable us to leam more about God. ORU students take pride in being set apart. Yes, we've got that spirit and we love it. - Riley Duggan