Oral Roberts University - Perihelion Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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fi Displaying thumbs up, Mike Posstlethwait enjoys another Titan victory. 3 c 15-- 2 After a game of stiff competition, intramural games Q' always conclude in a word of prayer. Joh Joining in the Christmas spirit, Michelle Schinzing and Jody Whitney enjoy a day at the mall. Spirit Q 5 P Nonnan Seow

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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

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he tribal music is faintly heard in the distance, as you explore. The humid- ity seems unbearable and still there is that strange feeling that you are being watched from the surround- ing bush. Nope, lt's not a dream, just Banana Republic and a sales clerk wondering if you're going to buy anything you try on! - Ben Foster Rhonda Patterson joins the craze in checking out the merchandise at Banana Republic. kay, so you don't know where to get drink refills, and you haven,t been participat- ing in the How to Save Money Whenever You Can program. Obviously you are not a cost efficient college student. Cutting Cost - 101 is almost a requirement for the average student. The Depot, Goldies, Mazzio's and Eggroll Express are some of the favorites. At some places, for an initial purchase of a cup and drink, RA Suzanne Sanchez checking the length of Wendy Rayfield's skirt as Sonya Long, Lorinda Mackie and Deborah Hockhousen wait their turn. a student can get discount or free refills on later visits. After a few uses of the cost-cutting cup, the student will have not only made up for the original ex- pense of the purchase, but will have a great excuse to take a study break. Yeah, I'll get back to Humanities after I run over and get a refill on my campus cooler. What time is curfew? - Robin Chavez 1 6 Fads E l i s ads and fashions. The battle goes on, but one thing is cer- tain at ORU. lf it is not within dress code regulation, it doesn't matter what all the rage is in Paris. The way to measure up, at times, is to get down on the floor. Even though mini skirts are back, no more than four inches above the knee is the rule here. - Robin Chavez