Northwest Nazarene University - Oasis Yearbook (Nampa, ID)

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me nv in iw me Saga Food Company, a manager of college food services, took ove dining department this year. traditional Saturday evening featured charcoal broiled stea r the The meal ks. 2? mais gjifgjiw H an is an is is No day would be complete without checking the mail box. And what a mad scramble there is after chapel because . . . the mail has arrived! Both intercollegiate and intramural sports play major roles on campus. Witli basketball dominating first semester athletics, intercollegiate teams also participate in track, tennis, and baseball in the spring. Sports for recreational and intercollegiate purposes aid students in being physically Ht. a is ewan were is ss ammm.,iw.zgne B H M we :Hi W E5 digg Q' sexe an me is is is me fs.. -.mf e 'iw

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as-get Records are a t stake each spring during the final athletic competition of h t e year. Schools from nearby states come to participate in cl me Invitational Track Meet. 5 Engagement during the school year means ditch- mentu at the end of tl-ic year. And . . . there are ways of catching those who try to escape this traditional CEl.'Cl1'l0l'1y. Among the final recitals and concerts that are so much :1 part of Spring ac- tivities on the campus was the combined Treble Choir a d n Male Chorus con- cert program.