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

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History Mr. Jack Henry has experi- enced one year at Henley as an instructor in U.S. history and in modern problems. His sponsorship is claimed by the Junior Class. Mr. D avid Dougherty, Jr. , taught French II and world geography during the year, and added French Club, Ski Club and the Freshman Class to his list of responsibilities. He has been with the school for five years. Mr. Leonard Weber, athletic coach, looks back on seven years of teaching P.E. , world history, and American history. The Sophomore Class besieges him annually with magazine sales problems. Mr. Harlan Heyden advises the Junior Class. In his fourth year at Henley, he teaches general science and biology. 'Mawr CW- I J 5 S il f I CIBIICB Mr. Heyden helps

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Students to Apply Arts . . . Mr. Thomas Peterson devotes his entire day to students in the shop. He has been at Henley fourteen years. Mr. John Ginther, five years a teacher at H.H.S., guides students in band, chorus, mechanical drawing, and ge- ometry. Music Club falls un- der his supervision. Mrs. Sharon Rajnus, Sopho- more Class and Art Club adviser, teachers art and science. 25

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2 1 JE kills . . . biology students. lh... Mr. Fred Hess, adviser of the Lettermen's Club, has been at I-I.H.S. for six years and teaches Algebra I, eighth grade math and senior analysis. Mr. Stanley Kendall, a favorite of Henleyites for sixteen years, teaches Algebra II, plane geometry, and consumer math. Mr. Dale King, in his first year here, advises the Freshman Class and teaches eighth and ninth grade math. Mr. Earl Graham, Senior Class adviser and perennial St. Nick for the school, has been instructing classes here in chemistry, physics, biology, and advanced science for ten years.