Nazarene High School - Lair Yearbook (Roseburg, OR)

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Extreme left: A Class planning session with Mrs. Yost is an instense decision making time. Top left: Angie, Shelley, and Carol choose fabric samples at Yosts Floor Center, Bottom left: Mrs. Yost makes suggestions to Shelley and Melanie about their fabric choices. Bottom right: Brian Boggs pours over carpet samples where there are iust too many to choose from. ,vficfrlsf 4' leka.Lhnm.lullfl Committed to ExceIIence 477 N.E. Stephens Yosl's Floor Center 672-7737

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HOMEMAKING PREPARES US FOR THE FUTURE Students under the direction of Sharon Yost started their work experience by designing and helping to sew the Church Choir Christmas Cantata costumes. The second nine weeks were spent constructing a two piece outfit which would chal- lenge their learned skills. Using wool or a plaid fabric to sew a jacket, skirt, or vest was a new experience. The home interior series was started by visiting a house under construction, Insurance was discussed with the class by David Gilkerson. A family budget was presented to the class by Louis Suiter. Carpeting and interior home decorat- ing was worked out in project form with several visits to Yost Floor Covering. All these were new learning experience fc these students. Cooking was the fourth unit of study and was fun and fa tening. A hungry student is very careful to mix the correc ingredients at the right time so the product is eatable. It i understandable this unit was enjoyed by everyone. Mrs. Yost worked with her students to have a joyful att tude and to be more prepared for making future decisions Many gifts have been given to each of us by God and it is ol, task to apply these gifts. Thank you, Mrs. Yost, for your tim and patience. sae k.,,. - -NW - as r ' fQt,5e. K, S . f ' The Tom Oliver Co. Sewing Machines Vacuum Cleaners 1050 W. Central 459-9746 Sutherlin i John Miguelena Construction General Contractor Myrtle Creek 679-591

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Mrs. Jerry Haynes is the teacher of this busy class. Beside being responsible for the operation of the school store, this group prepared and sold special hot lunches to students about once each month. An example was the April FooI's Surprise lunch of macaroni and cheese with a green salad to be eaten with a knife. Running the Mini Market gives stu- dents the experience of every phase of business. They learn how to buy whole- sale items so they can be resold at a profit. They must learn to keep the store shelves stocked. Class time is spent counting money, checking bank records, and examining their public relations. Mrs. Haynes con- tributes a steady stream of new ideas and helps to analyze what students want. Beside the usual line of junk food, the store also sold key chains, posters, and knitted Monarch hats. Business Retailing Clas in Charge of Mini Marke .zitml . WEST HARVARD REAL ESTATE B32 WEST HARVARD Western Wire Rope Rmseaunrs, QREGUN 97470 P.0. BOX 89 Roseburg. Oregon Pi-ii:1NE 672-5713 P.i:1. aux 1429