Nazarene High School - Lair Yearbook (Roseburg, OR)

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Above: Jennifer Bentley, Derek Rauder, Debbie Smith and Lori Johnson do a comical skit to show children's feelings toward church during the musical Make It Clear. Below: Angie McConnell sings her solo A Burden for SouIs also in the musical Make it CIear. 4? 4: f pigged out. Above: Our fearless leader Debbie Ward skates onward when the choir went on a trip to Skate World in Eugene. Below: The trip ended up at Farrels for that good ol' ice cream. Everyone 'I 11 VZ, 4 I 3 , Q q I P. , saa- N1 I DOUGCO ROOFING, INC. 721 THE PROOF IS IN THE ROOF PHONE 503f672-5978 1008 S. E. FLINT ST. POST OFFICE BOX IOO2 ROSEBURG. OREGON 97470 Choir!5'l

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50!Choir Choir Encourages Use of Musical Ability The choir develop musical abilities in sight reading and strengthening their voices. The students appreciated Miss Wards dedication to Christ and to the choir. The point that was stressed the most in choir was to sing to the best of our ability for God. The Choir completed two concerts the first of which was Make it Clear including two comical skits that eveyone enjoyed. Make it Clear was also pre- sented to the Myrtle Creek Church ofthe Nazarene. The second was Breakfast in Galilee which portrayed the Love that God gives. Back Row: Rebecca Brown, Lori Johnson, Lee Ann Sanders, Carolyn O'Sullivan, Susie Smith, Sandy Walker, Tim Harden, Dana Bras- well, Annette Stone, Tina Stone, Kathy Baker, Lynette Allen, Marzee Inge, Heather Allen. Middle: Stephanie Baker, Sheila Asbill, Mari- lyn Johnson, Devin Reeser, Keith Neff, Eric Bagwell, Gina Yost, Debi Smith, Lisa Free, Windy Suiter, Deanne Thompson. Front: Debi Smith, Jill Wheeler, Clara Gilbert, Derek Bauder, Erika Foley, Terry Barton, Carrie Powers, Patty Merica, Tammy Braswell and Joi Thran. .iumwnns mm spfcmw. COLORCRAFT PAINT Er WALLPAPER . Ditzler Benjmin Q ' , W num nnoiT Automotive MOOICA 1 I gtsgfiggglis F'n'shes 721 s.E. STEPHENS st. - Roseaunc, oneeou - ' ' ' 672-2252 1 2'lD.W VBUYARD BV

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Back: Jay Clark, Flonnie Bennett, Darrin Davidson, Devin Reeser. Front: Rachelle Blondell, Darryl Bennett, Renae Blondell, Debbie Ward. The band learned to develop the art of playing in togetherness. Miss Wards goal in ban was to develop technical ability and to improve each individual level to play as a group. There were only six people in band which made it more of an ensamble than a band. The first performance was to entertain people as they found their seats for the Music Departmer Christmas Program. The sound was great considering the small number in the group. Som of the music they played was Still, Still, Still, and the Nutcracker Suite which put their fu talent to work. Thank you Miss Ward for completing this year with us and for your constar encouragement. The band also participated as a pep group with the cheerleaders and shaft: tors to pick up the spirit in the last two basketball games of the season. This was a new ence working on their own in public. 4, CLCLOLS Lt en' Coca-Cola Bottling Company ot Rosebu I TO E H IG H . 612 N. W. Cecllllfloseburg, Oregon 97470f6'I2 ' COR in l f