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

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A Day Is Done Now to my locker. . . Snacks after school. What a day! 18 And l wanted to leave early! Hearing the final bell of the day, students dash madly for coats and books in lockers. Doors open and slam shut again as Henleyites scatter every which way, leaving the school practically deserted. Although most run to get a seat on the bus, a handful inevitably walks casually to 'Effstore for a moment of after-school relaxation. After practice, the school athletes usu- ally prefer to drive home. However, occa- sionally, as with Bob Ground, driving is eas- ier said than done. Whether by bus or car, though, weary students eventually turn their steps from the daily routine of classes toward their respective homes. wmv Don't miss that bus!

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Inquisitive Minds Reign It had better not explode i No reaction? Is it this neat now? Seven scientific -minded s tu d e nt s took part in the advanced science class held first period each morning by Mr. Graham. Biology was the interest of the five girls, While the two boys ventured into the world of the chemist. Experiments provided great fun--especi- ally with their varied reactions. However, in many projects the boys had problems with in- gredients and gave the girls a delightful show. An example of biological projects conducted by the girls was an experiment with fish in both salt and fresh water. Where are the fish? 'vm 17

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AdmIflISfl'2fI0fl For guidance through his years of in- tellectual growth, a student turns to the vast experience and greater wisdom of his faculty and administration. He is at first led care- fully along the paths chosen for him, but must eventually proceed along paths which grow increasingly difficult to follow. The leadership he receives determines his suc- cess when finally he must break his own trail along uncharted ways.