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

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TO NEW HEIGHTS would take to state this year. March saw both the girls' and boys' teams win the league and go on to bigger and better games. The girls swept the tournament and the boys finished 6th. Three Hornet wrestlers travelled to state and three more were consolation winners at district. Then came May and again the Hornets came through with championship teams. Both track teams won the league titles and the girls went on to take second at state. The Baseball team was second in the league. WHAT A YEAR! It may not be the Chinese year of the Hornet but it cer- tainly was in the Skyline League and Klamath County —

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ATHLETE8 SOAR going to state. However, to state is exactly where both the volley- ball team and the cross country team went. And this was just the beginning of the trips that Henley What a year for the athletes at Henley! It all started in the fall with football. The team played both K.U. and Mazama for the first time in the history of the school and one out of two isn't bad. When we won the homecom- ing game we knew it waygoing to be a good year and only the unluck of the draw kept us from

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ACADEMICS TAKES dents were required to take a full year of world history and a full year of American History. Advanced comp, was offered for the first time in several years. Avi- Six classes a day, two semesters a year, for four years. A possibility of forty eight classes. For some people this sounds like a lot but for many it means not getting to take everything this is wanted. What made 1980 different aca- demically? For the first time stu- I hope they otter a lot ot early bird classes next year. That way maybe I can take another elective