Northwestern State University - Potpourri Yearbook (Natchitoches, LA)

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Summer 1981 Slow and easy — this described the tempo at Northwestern during the summer session. When not in class, many students could be found at the R ( ration Complex. A bath in the sun, a few laps in the pool, several rounds of colt, and a tennis march were all popular activities at the Complex. Various intramural events contributed much to summer life at North- westera These included softball tournaments and swimming meets. Night lite found students at several movies presented by the SUGB, in- cluding -Brians Song, Seduction of Joe Tynan, When a Stranger Calls, and High Cost of Living. The campus abounded with high school students attending cheerleader, football, basketball, band, dance line, and other such camps. One of the big events was Inside View, an orientation program for incoming freshmen. Carolyn Vercher slices watermelon for summer refreshr Cheri Cooper. Linda Nicholas. Sheri Barker, andjuanita Guyton picnic at an outdoor

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Summer Freshmen Orientation Program For incoming freshmen, Inside View was a whole lot more than a weekend away from home. It was a look at how life for the next few years would be. It gave students a chance to meet their fellow classmates and get acquainted with college life. The Insiders made registration an easy process and made freshmen feel at home in a strange place. In addition to all this, Inside View made lasting friends and gave a new look at a life that most freshmen were hesitant about. Sherri Dark registers early at Inside View.