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

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Our Lest to you After the final buzzer has sounded.the last cur- tain call is made, the resounding notes of Pomp and Circumstance have died away and the dewy eyes radiating from the happy faces of those that “finally made it” disappear down the driveway for the last time as students, it is then that the year- book staff is left to determine what memories to keep and which ones will fade away. It is our job to decide which events should be recorded to insure that the school’s history survives. It is through the eyes of the photographer’s cameras and the hours they spend in the darkroom that make it possible for you to look back and remember the “good times,” the “sad times,” the “most embarrassing” and the “I wish hadn’t happened,” times. We have tried to preserve these things in this yearbook for you. Our year started with the surprise that you paid $10 for this year’s book but the actual cost was in excess of $15, therefore making it necessary for the class to raise the remainder of the money (about $3000) to pay for these books. The staff worked very hard selling ads which were the main source of income. We sponsored a dance and kept the store open during the lunch hours to help sup- plement our finances. The pages you are looking at all were layed-out by the staff, the pictures were printed and reprinted until they satisfied the staff, editors and adviser. The copy was written with the thought in mind that although “a picture is worth a thousand words” — the words are needed to inform, re- mind and make the pictures live. We hope you like what you see, we have work- ed very hard to give you a book that serves as a memory album, it is the only bound history of the school year and it is responsible for recording forever what memory forgets, preserving records and information of the past for the future.

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 This was the first full year that the journalism staff produc- ed the school paper in the stan- dard form of a real newspaper. No more ditto sheets and countless copies of paper flying out of the zerox machine. But they did have to face the business aspect of selling ads to support the high cost of produc- tion. They also spent more time at the Herald and News where the VDT computers were used to set type, where headlines had to be ordered, the photo screen- ed and sized, and the general rushing about to meet deadlines. The staff learned more about how to construct a good paffcer, the materials used, and the many hours of time and effort spent. J4ornets (f3i uzz ■N i

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CO EDITORS ... Teresa Barney Shen Williams FINANCIAL MANAGER Patricia Smith PHOTOGRAPHERS AND DARKROOM TECHNICIANS 4 • Butch Batsell Diana Gome Shawn Gormish Tim Munjar Rory Shelby SENIORS . JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN STAFF .. . Teresa Barney ... Jenny Hadden Melinda Cox Lama Green Lisa Ficken COLOR WORK AND DIVISION PAGES Shawn Gormish ALL OTHER PAGES WERE LAYED OUT BY THE ABOVE PEOPLE AND THE FOLLOWING Ter esa Cooper Marion Machado Chris Whalen Sheri Williams ADVISOR . Ruth Patton Laina Green Lisa Ficken 4 At r Melinda Cox Our special thanhs to former students: Sill jCuster for lit e to (or,,I sunset of .Klamath jCah e an JSt eve .Spencer for the rainbow over Ijt. .Stuhel Laina working in the store Kandy Robey