Nazarene High School - Lair Yearbook (Roseburg, OR)

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ll Z Top Ron Bennett checks the density of the print as he dips it into the next chemical tray. Right: A bit of repair work is needed in the dark room. Organi- zation of work space and supplies is very important , explains Mr. Bennett. 'gg-M-A iw PHOTOGRAPHY CLASS PUSHED INTO ACTION Mr. Bennett explains the parts of usage of the enlarger. Placement of negative and proper focus is necessary for a good print. Watching and listening are: Dennis Hershkow- itz, Larry Ward and Ron Bennett. ,,4! A photographer class was taught by Mr. Ben- nett the first half of the year. Some of the instruc- tion included how to use the camera to proper focus and composition. Assignments were book reports, still life, action shots and night shots. Facts about photography came directly from a new textbook, Basic Guide to Photography. Learning to setup a dark room, develop film, and print pictures was a time consuming task. The skills learned were put to use by the annual class to produce the hundreds of pictures needed for the Lair Mr. Bennett's goals for his students were to have a better understanding of the cam- era and what it will do for them. He created inter- est and students now have a better understand- ing of picture taking and the process to a com- pleted project. vm-Atvuns Hamas room suPpLs:MeN'rs ROSEBURG NATURAL S3 459-9393 RESTAURANT 1 102 W- Cemfa' 673-7034 sos N. E. -Winchester Sutherlin Photogra phy! 55

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Music Department Coast Trip A pleasant friday in March found the Junior and Senior High Choir an Bank members pil- ing into the bus for a weekend away from the pressures of home o and school. Most os the members attended the retreat at Camp Cleawox on the coast close to Florence, Oregon. It was a weekend packed full of fun and relaxation. We played games like 'Capture the Flag' in the dark, hiking and some even tried to go swimming. Saturday night there was a teriffic talent show. The main attraction was the skit 'Casey's Coffins' put on by Jennifer Bentley, Erika Foley , Derek Bauder, Susan Smith, and Joi Thran. Sunday was a normal day of worship except among the trees as our sanctuary. Among the cold rain drops we took communion which was a special time in everyones heart. Thank you Miss Ward for this great week- end. Heather Allen does a very comical skit during the talent show. She kept the crowd awake, alert, and laughing. imw, Above: A delicious spaghetti dinner was eaten by everyone on Friday evening. The cook ing and clean-up was shared by scheduled teams. Below: one of the most popular gather ing places was around the fire to get warm. Pesrz SAW eHoP ,fi FARMERS - f.GI.en Wright, 673-0466 1 'S msunmicz X r GR0,l1E,,Q , zaifgptzxitrr HOMELITE F Husqvarna Symbolohfvpuior Service. I 3:2321 g:g Ri1'Zg2.3987 1928 E- STEPHENS 54!Choir Retreat

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-7JFj,., , Ji, 1 l J, 2 ' g ti XS, ..az4wv Top left: Randy Dorosh spent his class time plus a lot of extra time designing and laying outadvertising for the pages and pages and pages. Top right: Eileen Mullins, our advisor, helps Rebecca Brown make final decisions on pictures to be submitted to the printer. Bottom left: Terry Barton and his good friend Archie do a commercial for the Junior class students to sell annuals. Bottom right: LeeAnn Sanders expresses what annual class can do to a person after several hours of brainston wing. Umpqua Volkswugen!Audi Inc. ' .u ' A I K Wgf' A'LQff 1f'lY 404 SOUTH EAsr STEPHENS smear ff i-If-swim izosesuizc, onecoN 97470 2450 N.E. Stephens Roseburg, Oregon 97470 VOLKSWAGEN 56lAnnuul