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

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SOCIAI SCIENCE Chances CURRICUIUII1 Below: Miss Sandi Schweitz explains her grading system to her freshman class . ' E Wx It 5' Above: Mr. Dale Hauck helps Karla Kuist with her YOYO budget. Along with changing to semester courses, the social science department also changed the num- ber of graduation credits needed in this field. The new requirements are 2 semesters of modern problems, 2 semesters of U. S. history, and 2 semesters of freshman or sophomore social science with at least one of these semesters being a multi-nation course. Some of the new semester courses carried very inviting titles such as YOYO fYou're On Your Ownj, Grow or Die, and Who Am I? Senior students had an opportunity to earn their social science credits and be a service to their community at the same time through the CSP pro- gram. All of the social science classes were con- veniently located around the library. 1' Jerry Gutierrez and Kevin Harris rescue the United States and put it back in its proper brackets.

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Top left: Mr. Claude Harvey finds it much more fun to teach health than it was to teach World history. Top right: Mr. Dan Kelleher prepares another test for his teacher's aides to grade. Above: Ed Wilson works with handicap- ped children at the TMR center. Right: Ms. Priscilla Speers listens to one of the CSP students explain the duties of his agency.

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Speeo ano Accurzac taught -QW if , i, 1 SFWH sf fp eff! -fl. - N . - if' , f E 4' A x ,ai s t l .fx ., . 4 Y L, S ,, LL Nw-vnvnmfi Q if A V- K- ., , ., - w ill f Top left: Mrs. Ruth Patton introduced a new idea in typing at Henley. Top right: Mrs. Virginia Blohm checks roll. Bottom right: Mrs. Margaret Heyden smiles over a mistake in the paper she is grading. Bottom Left: Julie Rokes, right, asks Marlene Gutierrez for some assistance.