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

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The swift strokes of the seniors' paintbrushes laid out a welcome mat for the Illinois Valley foot- ball team as it read, “Another one bites the dust.” The driveway scene showed Henley's rugged- looking Hornet knocking out I.V.’s pink panther. Henley’s dress up days allowed the Hornet’s to show their spirit along with Creativity during the competitive contest between their classes. As the week started off on the right foot, many people participated in Hat and Boot day. The hats ranged from ordinary everyday cowboy hats to the extraordinary unique toppers that topped them all. An outsider might have done a double-take on Tuesday's Twin day, as teenage clones walked about. Tags on the outside, along with back pockets in the front seemed to be the new fashion on Wed- nesday's Backward Inside out day. It was hard to tell whether a person was coming or going. Students honored those precious minutes of extra sleep as they didn’t bothered to get 'dressed' for school on Thursday. Long John and P. J. day woke up the students as they gawked at each other trying to see who was the craziest. Friday, the students dressed up for the tradi- tional Blue and Gold day. From blue pants to gold shirts, it was easy to see that the campus was Hor- net Country. The spirited freshmen class pulled through to have the most people participating during the week. The Senior’s made up for their loss by beat- ing the glasses at the hall decorating competition. 12 — HOMECOMING

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Dances and Musicals Add Spark to School Activities Katrina Andretta and Tom Altorfer ruled over their own ice castle as they were crowned king and queen of the winter formal. The others on the royal court were Lisa Christina, Karen Wimmer, Sandy Poole, Lori Batsell, Don Alberto, Dean Gomez, Zane Cooley and Robert Wilson. The formal took place under a silvery Christ- mas setting as the dance was held just two days before Christmas. Many couples had their pictures taken before the wispy ice castle. The dancers took to their feet to the music of the talented Back Street Band. The members of the vocal jazz group spon- sored the activity and the couples seemed to enjoy the decorations, refreshments, and atmosphere.