Henley High School - La Vista Yearbook (Klamath Falls, OR)

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tudents Learn to Co-operate Y-QAV3 TTR . Someone has to fetch the mail each day. Planning something? Lasting friendships are com- ITIOD. Regardless of a stuc1ent's place he is seldom exempted from the lit- tle common activities which make school life the experience that it is. Whether his day includes getting the mail, going to court when rules are disobeyed, planning activities, or making a new friend, he cannot help realizing the fulfillment which such small experiences add to his life. You didn t obey the rules! Just for that . . .

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iudenls Enjoy Free Class Time Once an assignment has been giv en and class activity has been turned to personal study time, students are often permitted to tend to minor business outside the classroom. Whether that business takes them to the library for a moment of intellectual browsing, to the office for a quick discussion with Mrs, Davis, or merely in the halls for a word or two with a friend, those students can then return to class refreshed and ready to study again. I can always find a friend in the halls. Everyone likes to read! Study is fun l I need an excuse slip. My locker is my best friend.

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Lone kills Perfect ed peeking now! Business courses provide a chance for individuals to shine. Four classes of typing enable the greatest possible number of stu- dents to benefit from training in this worth- while skill. Correct technique is constant- ly emphasized and is seen practiced by students more and more as the year pro- gresses. Important to future secretaries, short- hand is an increasingly popular class. Bookkeeping, although often termed a bear of a course, provides training es- sential to various businessmen and home- makers-to-be. Not chicken tracks- - shorthand. Bookkeeping is a NEAT job? The correct technique.