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

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Shop Classes SIWAIIDEH SKINS Mr. Ken Harnacher uses a square to check the ac- curacy of his student's work. FO' 'DAR ii - f If 1, E ,M H m A Y ,R v.,,, A The new shop area has many more activity centers and work areas. Fred Forsythe explains how he is going to use the new equipment to Craig Kirkpatrick and Jamie Berg. Q t f .,f2, ' 5 45 Sf n Vw' of, ,VLA I 1 ' I .1 5 n ir 'M a John Canida wears the newly required safety glasses .

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Q. pnoqnam lntnoouceo A new large shop and the introduction of an Ag program were the two big events in the in- dustrial arts area this year. The new shop is considered to be one of the best AA shops in Oregon. Many students enrolled in the new agriculture classes and the program got off to a fine start with both the students and the community. Top left: Mr. Lee Miles discusses shop rules with John Wescom. Top right: Mr. Dan Dodds tells his Ag. class about the upcoming field trip. Right: Kayle Smith works on his mechanical drawing project.

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Elective Classes Contmu ,K ,I , s The elective system continued to work in the English depart- ment. New classes offered this year were Literature of the Old West, Folk Lit. , Basic Composition, Tournament Speaking and Debate, and English Seminar. One new teacher, Mr. Tom Omli, was added to the staff. The tea- chers enjoyed using the English office area for curriculum meetings. Top left: Miss Barbara Wittmer accepts Ann Masten's paper before class begins. Top right Mr. Tom Omli enjoys taking roll. Above: Gary Baker listens to Mrs. Kara Nielson explain what she wants on his next C.S.P. paper.