Northwest Nazarene University - Oasis Yearbook (Nampa, ID)

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Campus life . . . Registration days began with the annual Buckaroo Breakfast sponsored by the Nampa Chamber of Commerce. Hot cakes, eggs, and sausages were on the menu for faculty and students. Lines formed to advisors' oiiiccs, the personnel committee, heads of dormitories, the bookstore, and finally to the business office. Greeting faculty members and administration and talking about summer activities all tied in with the Golden Chain of Friendsliipu theme at the Student-Faculty reception. Checking with an advisor to make sure that the correct course of study is followed is a must before cards are turned in to complete registration. lx K il J

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'mai mf age mana Unique is the word which best describes the extensive in tr the Con serv 1 ,. i Plans laid at Student Officers' Retreat help all clubs and organizations work together for a successful year. In addition to planning for the year, highlights at the Retreat included campfire devotions and recreation. One of the many things that must be taken along to make the Retreat a success is . . . food! amural program. Initiated soon after registration, program includes athletics, music, and speech events. ipetition among the six athletic-literary societies es as a basis for naming the winner of the coveted faculty loving cup at the end of each semester. Vice-President Larry Halter Welcomes new students and takes them on a tour of the campus. mm?-H