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

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1 Cumng the coke is Cmdy Dunn and Mike DeouOen 2 As on assignment m Health. Cmdy Cook brings a rodder to school 3 Admmng the coke is Tim Kuchorski and Juke Johnson A Posmg after rhe ceremony ore Shoo (Jameson) Mitchell. Jm Mrtchet. Lmdo Fronsco as Mend of Honor. Desr Man Jim Ciapsaddie and Rev Jim Sheridon with flower grt m front 24 ACADEMICS

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8t - 1J171 ACADEMICS 23 a' ...Mother cross The srudenrs enrolled in Social Studies dosses were exposed ro procricol and historical infor- mation, helping them ro better understand the world around them World History emphasized the geogrophicol ond historicoI development of Europe U S History covered the American eras from the Post Civil Wor Reconstruction period until the present oge The pupils engaged in historical re-enactments, plodng themselves in the positions of the former world leaders The major focus of both government classes was ro inform srudenrs about government on oU three levels, study arizen participation ond human relations, ond onolyze the Constitution The Moth Deportment also offered a large variety of dosses this year. Moth Review. Con- sumer Morh, and PreAlgebra were semester dosses, reaching elementary arithmetic slsills upon which oil mathematics is buHr. Algebra ond Geometry introduced basic equations ond proofs, necessities for higher math Finally, Al gebro II ond Trigonometry Pre-Calculus instruct- ed srudenrs from formulas ond concepts, viral for preparing toward a college education 1 Mr Houck 's srudenrs were rreared ro rhts rosry map of Europe baked by Noroite Domes, ond Morgorer Dion, which goes ro show rhor you con mol e your coke ond ear ir too 2 Reviewing for o rest. Pete Honkwtrz ond Mike Cohns srudy intensely for tr 3 In Mr Schefsrrom's World History doss, cashes were mode os projects ro reS about the medevif nmes 4 0 5 These posters created by srudenrs ore another rod of US History, ro demonstrate rhe trage- dy of World Wor I •» fin 11° MW

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1 Mr Smith's PE Class eryoys a gome of flog foorbai os Loun Walsh goes r for a touchdown 2 Gerrrtg ha exerase for rhe day. Jrr C apsodcfe takes off across the field 3 In Advonced P E. Pete Federtm steps up to hit a grand slam HEALTH AND TEACH VALUABLE ACTIVITIES This year rhe Physical Education Deportment focused more upon ream sports and tour no menrs than on individual events The c osses being considerably larger than before, it was unfeasible to have a lor of activities catering to rhe individual Instructors Miss Meinhordr and Mrs Smith led students through rigorous sports, soccer, flog football, badminton, volleyball, bos kerboll, and track, depending on which semes ter pupils were enrolled Weight Lifting, taught by Mr Schroder and Mr Smith, was offered os a P E elective for 10th, 11th, and 12th graders It was especially successful because of increased student inter esr The students enrolled m rhe Health classes learned valuable information which could ol ways be applied to their Uves Health spent rime on the proper way to administer First Aid ond rhe importance of good physical core The students in Health II were instructed on sex education, mental health, and human devel opmenr Rings and vows were exchanged as four couples m rhe Health IH class ''tiedrhe knot this year The lucky couples were Sue Hoffman ond Ken Durke. Morm Worts ond Kevin Ge span, Jim Gapsoddle and Stacey Com, ond Julie Gregory ond Ronald Greenfield. The pastor, Jim Shendon discussed the importance of mar riage, giving three points on what it 6 based on companionship, having a best friend, com plereness, being a best friend, ond exclusive ness, sex reserved for marriage After rhe cere mony. a reception was held for all guests ACADEMICS 25