Nazarene High School - Lair Yearbook (Roseburg, OR)

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CHAMBER CHOIR IS y ELITE MUSIC GROUP At the beginning ofthe school year, nine senior high students audi- tioned for small group in front of Debbie Ward. Those chosen from the audition joined their voices with the alumni small group members to form a new chamber choir. The dedicated members came to school early three times a week to practice and improve their singing ability, They usually sang for special programs in the church and school. Dur- ing spiritual emphasis week the choir sang Don't Play the Game and Gentle Like You for the Wednesday and Thursday assemblies. UMPQUA HEALTH AND RACQUET BALL CLUB Add Years to Your Life and Life to Your Years! 62!Chcmber Choir

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cf' ff I f -.I -LTQO , g ' 1 445-25- ,- , . fy?-nf In f -.. . i 4--if We The 79-80 school year opened with a change of seating arrangement in the high school learning center. Freshmen, Sophomores, Jr. and Sr. found themselves placed in their own grade level. Daily devotions were established in each group headed by the daily monitor. The devotions were different from day to day depending on the monitor. Reading material did not go over well but tapes listened to from time to time were inter- esting. Students were asked to take turns giving devotions which was more of a challenge than some students were willing to accept. Students did pick up the enthusiasm of those moni- tors who conducted their devotions as a sharing of their excite- ment through Jesus. Some monitors were able to get closer to the students and learn from each other. The students who went to devotion time as a break from paces or with a negative atti- tude found that this time had not added to their lives. Those students who participated were enriched. Chapel service were another source of spiritual input. During the year staff members presented special ideas, sometimes films were viewed. Several missionary speakers visited us and one which all students remember was Les Samuel. He would not allow us to take his picture for safety purposes, he is a Bible smuggler. On Wednesday May 7th, we had a really exciting speaker. Ted Goss and another man peddeled a bicycle from Alaska all the way down to South America then from Florida to Canyon- ville, Oregon where he lives. He traveled a total of 23,000 miles and had intersting experiences along the way. The school really enjoyed watching his slides and listening to his testimony. Spiritual Emphasis I 61

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l The Human Bodies parts and function was the main course of study in the Health class taught by Mr. Watkins. Tests and quizzes given required students to study and memorize. These special classes were a different type of learning experience than the normal pace work. Learning to listen in a lecture type presen- tation was a challenge. To complete the class a report was required on any topic chosen by the student on Health in general. Mrs. Nading presented the Biblical concepts of sex to the girls and Mr. O'Neal taught the sex education series to the boys. The material presented was accepted very well and appreciated in keeping the facts straight. Mrs. Nading's experience as a nurse, mother and wife, quali- fied her very well to answer the girls most personal ques- tions. We appreciate the time Roxy took to share with the girls. f' ,as , Q oNE CALL-THAT'S ALL! Af' viLLiAoE R.v. Q l We have A Canopy For Your Pickup E ' 100 S. E. Main ll Winston, Oregon .. ,-1 Health I 63