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

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ports Mr. Robert Creed taught U.S. history, general science, biology, and P.E. to H.H.S. students for the second year during '63-'64. Mr. James Morley taught typing, bookkeeping, and shorthand to Henley students the first semester. Then he accepted a position as clerk for the Klamath County School District. Teachers encourage sports by helping at carnival. Mr. Jearold Johnson, coach for two championship basketball tearns, teaches P.E. and eighth grade history. He has been at Henley for five years. Miss Marie Longfellow teaches U.S. history and P.E. In three years at Henley she has done won- ders in promoting girls' extracurricular sports, and in advising the Pep Club, G.R.A. , and eighth grade rally.

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English . . . Mrs. Helen Totten, official school counselor for two years, teaches eighth grade English as well. Miss Louise Mitchell has had her hands full during each of her ten years at Henley. She teaches senior English, French and journalism, and advises the Hor- net's Buzz staff, the annual staff and the Senior Class. Miss Cleora Rice, in her first year at Henley, advises the Dramatics Club and the Junior Class. She teaches sophomore and junior English. Elf? 5 x s l Mrs. Marilyn Rocchio completed her first year at H.H.S. as Fresh- man Class adviser and eighth and ninth grade English teacher. Mr. Don Miller, speech, English, and Algebra I, has been with the school for four years. He advises 26 the Forensic Club.

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Organizations Lend upport Henley 's P. P.A. strives for better re- lations between parents and school. The officers as pictured are: Mrs. Charles Schmidli, second vice-presi- dentg Mr. Leo Howe, treasurer, Mrs. Harry Waggoner, first vice-president Mrs. I. F. Rodgers, presidentg Mrs. Duane Blackman, secretary. 28 Under the leadership of Mr. Elliott, Mr Don Johnson, presidentg and Mrs. Leland Stoehsler, secretary, the Hen- ley Boosters supported students in all school activities.