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

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Henley's home economics reocher, Mrs Llewellyn, roughr Conremporory Living, Cre ohve Clothing, and Experimento Foods, eoch having a different emphasis on specific skills. Creative Clothing roughr the twenty students enrolled how to read patterns, choose fabrics, and other useful skills in the world of sewing. Severo! well crafted projects were displayed in the Spring Art Show, including dresses, blouses, and shorts. Also shown in the Spring Art Festival were Experimental Foods projects Our of bread, stu dears designed words and colored them. The Experimental Foods classroom always filled the senior holl with scrumptious smells of baking breads and desserts Olsen 5 Preparing o Howouan meal 6 Jennifer Strunk and Mary McGnna non of ha dinner. Greg Elks gers tus food ready ro be pur on rhe robie 4 Eormg rhe r Mexican dinner ore. Misti CoBtns. Som Parsons. Leo fovero, ond hidden from view is Kim 26 ACADEMICS 1 Getrmg reody ro cook, ore Leonno Compbek. Nichole Lees, ond Sandy Dorset 2 Serrmg rhe robie for on Irokon Inrernorionol dnner is Lisa Pierce 3 For rhe final prepare

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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

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Agriculture was on important program or Henley High ond o viral port of many students' lives Mr Cahill taught four levels of Ag In Introduction to Ag, students learned how to core for animals ond began worthing with trac- tors. In Ag II, students worked in the shop ond continued tractor driving skills Ag III was o form business doss, with students keeping records ond learning monogemenr skills. Ag IV students helped Mr Cahill by supervising rrocror driving ond organizing the various banquets ond pro- jects. Due to these students' experience ond accomplishments, many were eligible for awards and scholarships, which tools up o lor of rime ond was on added responsibility 1 Doctor Gory W oms shows rhe og group the vet chnic 2 SpUrrmg the beet down the middle. getting ir ready to cur mro dfferenr pieces 3 Paying dose attention to the lecture 6 Gorden Schmid 4 Lance Wofden exp oms the dfferenr curs of meor