Northwest Nazarene University - Oasis Yearbook (Nampa, ID)

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mms use mm use we Practice makes perfect is the slogan of stu- dents enrolled in business skill classes. One of the 138 students enrolled in biological science classes, Dave Jennings keeps a watchful eye on his experiment. Instituted second semester was this class in camp cookery. A course in food preparation for men, it included basic principles of cookery to be used around the campfire. The meat for most of the meals was wild game and Hsh pro- vided by members of the class. N.N.C. boasts the largest student National Edu- cation Association in Idaho. A means of serving school and community, fifty cadet teachers taught in cooperating schools this year, with six more scheduled to practice-teach this summer. gnu wwf new is s ms ness ms is use no an . Mae , is 1 i w ' me Q is ss sues is

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