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

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The srudenrs of Henley High School come ro school in several differenr ways Some drove cars and mo- rorcydes. while orhers rode buses or bicycles GeneroHy srudenrs drove cars belonging ro rheir porenrs, bur rhe more forrunore individuob hod rheir own vehicles. The ouromobiles come in various shapes and styles; suburbans, Volkswogen bugs, compact economy cars, and pick up trucks. This year, many srudenrs drove our of necessity, in order ro porriopore in CSP or eorly bird dosses However nor oil who travelled by cor hod rhe luxury of keeping it in rhe parking lor Porenrs often rook rheir children ro school ond continued rheir own journeys ro work. For rhe first rime, srudenrs were required ro register rheir cars A rorol of eighty-six were registered A few daring scholars come ro school on bicycles ond motorcycles, rhe disronce ond weather foiling ro stop them The more ambitious ones used rheir own power instead of horse power Neighboring students walked ro school, enjoying rhe sun, braving rhe cold, while orhers were seen jogging The mosr common way of getting ro school was riding rhe buses Twenty-one buses came ro Henley every day Ir was cheaper than driving and provided on entertaining socio hour However, one disad- vantage for riding buses with longer routes was that ir took longer for srudenrs ro commute than if they hod driven 8 TRANSPORTATION

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1 The charming formal and eksborore lux are betrxj worn by Kathy Wiboii k 5 tx ‘y AAorray, a very sophist taxed appearance it gives the. lovtly couple 2 Pointer pants, potoclxire pen its jnd swearers vor shuts is the new style shown by Matty Kendati and Sieve Enyearr 3 0 4 Colored hxjh top tonne, Jxx . and plastic shoes were the in rhmg 5 A contrasty black and white outfit worn by Sum-' Schnxikng «Mri+tHxii ptviKhuru pants and swearer worn by Don Dloss 6 Dancing jeans 7 Showing then unique Ixv styles are Leah TWara and Jewel Harris Stepping inro rhe sporfighr of formal wear were raff era princess style gowns, with fined rorsos and pemcoors, worn under full shirrs. The lucky gentleman rented o tuxedo to compliment his dare's dress. He chose from o multitude of tuxedo styles: ones with pleated or ruffled shirrs, ones with ether bow ties or scarf ties, in o myriad of colors. Santa Cruz. spedoHzing in s irrs and jumpers, was o popu lor label among feminine opporel. Esprit set off several trends with oversized blouses and cropped pants in bright colors and o variety of textures. Megozippered parachute ponrs were the newest style among guys clothing. They were worn wirh foddtsh shirrs, accented by odd co hrs and still more zippers. The ever popular Levis, faded, splotchy, bleached, or brand new, were owned by almost every student or Henley Mesh knit vests usually topped the jeans for girls, white guys wore rhe classic polo or fashionable swearer The basic pump and boor shoe mode strong comebacks from post years. The colorful fashion tennis shoe was on asset ro every ladies' wardrobe, worn wirh everyrNng from sweatshirts ro elegant swearers Multi designed Vans reappeared on many guys' feet Often shoes that were considered o pair did nor march. Untied highrops were also o comfortable style. While hem lines were lower, hoircurs were generally shorter this year, shoulder length bobs on easy style for rhe lodies, while rhe men continued wirh procricol curs.

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