Nazarene High School - Lair Yearbook (Roseburg, OR)

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CRAFT CLASS IS STRUNG OUT Projects completed during the year were string art, plaster craft, crystals mobils, macrame' brooms, fabric flowers, sketching and drawing with pen and ink. Mrs. Osborn really kept this group of young men busy. Many of the items were used as gifts much to the enjoyment of fam- ily members. The twelve class members learned to complete a project and be happy with the result. A special Thank You to Judy Osborn for the time she spent and talent she shared with this iv group. ,.., .X .... f .X S -Qui is-Q ESTABLISHED was Qyifsorz 5 Glzczpef of ffm jeoses TELEPHONE 672'26H 965 w. HARVARD BLVD. BURNER S. E. PINE AND LANE RQSEBURGI OREGON 91410 6-13,4455 P. U. BUX 477 'I' RUSEBURG' UREGDN 97470 58fCI'0fIS

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nnual Publishing Is Hard Work There is no way anyone can know what it is like having a million things to do in a short period of time. This is the pres sure of working in the annual class. Eileen Mullins, the Lair advisor, is supervising the production ofthe NSR's annual for the third year. Under her direction the class often high school students spend many hours a week interviewing, writing and typing writeups, selling ads and books, taking pictures, printing pictures, along with trading various other jobs. Their main goal is to work as a team to be able to get the annual finished on time without losing the high quality with which annuals of previous years have been produced. Progress is slow and cost is really high but as deadlines creep-up the class had learned to pull together. We are work ing toward a creative project in which we can feel a sense of accomplishment. Thank you Mrs. Mullins for your dedication and many extra hours spent with us to complete the LAIR. f- i Ai l .1 .. i M344 so WT' qi doing an excellent job supervising the dark room, Larry Shields became the old Dad with Charles Brown, his son, doing a commercial to sell annuals. Below: A typical scene in the Annual work room with each person scrambling to do his or her assignment. Each student will quickly explain, this is very technical work. Annual!57

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Christ in Culture class was great only because we caught up on our sleep missed the night before. This was a two quarter class presented the second and third quarters of the school year. The second quarter speeches were drawn out and dry and Francis Schaeffer films were fartoo heavy. The textbook used was also by Schaeffer who students found the material on a different frequency. The tests given in the class were passed by very few stu- dents. Nlrs. McDill spent many hours creating the format of this class which was a required elective for Juniors and Sen- iors. Technical terms used in the construction of term papers and speeches will be helpful in the future but these same things are covered in applied Language Arts therefore we feel the class was an unnecessary duplicate. We got the most out of the last day when we chowed-down on brownies and cookies and watched two Walt Disney mov- ies. Thank you Mrs. McDill for the good brownies. On the positive side, Jennifer Bentley states, Hey, I got a lot out of that class. It may not seem important to us right pow but it will come back to our minds differently in the utu re. e l n . amiga- gm.. M. k Y f'1h.up0l of the 'Firs 663700019119 864RgSEKJR2AgJREE'2gS'LgZf5VD 1 W. Sixth Bl Branton Sl. Sulherlin, Phone: C5031 459-2281 Right: Mrs McDill concentrates on grading a students test paper Below This is a very rare pose, Bruce Boggs is speechless