Nazarene High School - Lair Yearbook (Roseburg, OR)

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Q:-' W x 5 APPLIED LEARNING Through Sharing and Field Trips g ... E an '---.. - i r 'W 7-.ffl ,,,.,-- ' J if .-,, .L , K 1 ,Q -ff' I ' Ann-Marie Yost is having fun explaining to her Father the There was a very good turn-out of visitors for Open House. The strings of train cars along the whole tough job of her school paces. Open House was an wall are an incentive to read. Each car represents a library book completed by the students. exciting time of showing what has been accomplished. The Douglas County Library book mobile which visits our school is very helpful in this pro- ject. :Ta .f 'P ff... , S, n A ir-,- E L- 4 . Field trips to Yosts Floor Covering, Roseburg Produce were fun but tell the 390 Of? lamb Of 3 Sheep UY The hUh'lbel' and DIFICGYTTQUT Of its privilege level people were treated to the James Family Farm. They Teeth- MahY fhlhgs learned lh P3665 are fe'hf0YC9d and applied watched a brand new lamb have his tail wrapped forthe docking fhf0UQh these TYIPS- WAYNE LEMLEY REALTY ' p '7 7'9 COMPLETE REALTY -SERVICE - 1634 s.E. swam-.ENS ROSEBURG. OR '9747O Q 627 SE STEPHENS WAYNE LEMLEY- REA'-TOR ROSEEURG. OREGON 97470 p-HONE 673.0246 HOME 673-3615 15031 672-9520 'U

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Michelle Miller Bryant Milligan ' U y . Swimming lessons were available at the YMCA this year and Chad Ml'I'Q3f' TVOY Munlns Shedah Ned many boys and girls took advantage of this opportunity. Soggy hair and red eyes were sure sign of the challenge of the water. James Reinsch 53 ati Karrie Richardson Scott Simpson Eric Wheeler Joshua Wheeler i Kristi Wolters Richard Wolters Jason Wulff Ann-Marie Yost M. C. LOCKSMITH CO. COMPLETE MOBILE SERVICE TRUCK NIO N.E. MAIN STREET WINSTON, OREGON 97496 Puoms 450316751565 GARY LEIF PHONE 673-7535 Y LOCKS - KEYS - SAFE5 1226 N. E. WALNUT Center 2! 23

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il- Srnaller Number of Students Create Better Learning Conditions When asked about the difference of this year's class to last year, Mr. Johnston replied, l like the smaller class, we seem to get more work accomplished. Also the number of monitors has increased which is very helpful. The students have been work- ing hard to keep up the required number of paces so that they will be able to participate in the fun times. Table games and popcorn are a favorite of this group and skating got their Valentine's party rolling with excitement. Group singing at the Veter- an's Hospital was a service project and going to McDonald's for lunch was very filling. These fourth and fifth graders have shown a lot of enthusiasm and much of this is to the encouragement of Dewey Johnston, their teacher. 'Q I . fs John Adams Stacey Asbill T Q. . ,, 1 Lisa Baker Julia Blondell .-tt Kathy Bagwell Terre Braswell Joy Cade Kristi Davidson Elizabeth Dunlap m9l'ICQfI RDSEBURG Athletics 1941 N.E. STEPHENS ROSEBURG, OR. 97470 i503l 673-5282 LUMBER C 0. P.O. BOX 1088 - FKOSEBUFIG. OREGON 97470 Center3!25