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

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Indusrriol skill dosses, orherwise known os shop, were sriP very much olive or Henley Mr Henry and Mr Dixon offered porrery, merob, advanced welding, and woods. Srudenrs produced many projecrs in each rype of shop. In porrery, creorions induded various bowls, sculptures, and reopors. Gun cobiners, worerbed frames, ond boolishefves. were omonr the finished products in rhe woods dosses h welding ond merob, srudenrs learned different methods ro be used in technically skilled careers Projecrs ore displayed in Henley's annual Spring Art Fesnvol. Visitors may enjoy creorive porrery, beautiful wood projecrs, ond work from merob. 1 Ron MUer, m rhe woods doss, works on one of he projecrs 2 In rhe wood shop. Mon Noonon. concenrrores nrenrly on making rhe corners srrotghr 3 InADV We ng. Eldon Vera, gers ready ro weld 4 Usmg rhe bond sow m shop. Gory Sremhorsr. curs our o design from wood 5 A file frm n hand. Joseph DeOudge smoothes our at rhe rough edges ACADEMICS 29

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A voriery of business courses were offered ro those students rhor desired o bod ground in accounting, bonking, and secretorio! work Students hod the opportunity ro take up ro four semesters of typing. In the first semester, they learned how ro type accurately. using the touch system Proficiency was developed for the completing of business forms, letters, re ports, and tobies If the students wished, they could continue with Typing II, III, and IV The accounting class learned to complete boo skeepmg processes and principles for home, small business, and professional offices The practice sets that were used by the stu- dents mode the task seem more reolisric. An advanced accounting class enabled pupils ro work directly with the computers. Transcribing, calculators, filing, computers, typing, telephone usage techniques, a job op plications and procedures were just a few of the units rhor were covered in Office Practice The hands on experience helped ro show the atmosphere of professional offices Speedwrirmg was another course offered or Henley The doss was valuable for fast note raking and those interested in becoming secre tones Word processing is becoming more and more of a necessity for those pursuing a career in business, overcoming the era of the basic typewriter. Students, enrolled in this doss, learned how ro pur information in the comput- er and then change the words around. 1 In typing doss Curr Elbert checks h6 copy for m olses 2 Workng tn rhe comparer doss Seon Jordon and Caryl Cooper wait for rhe next tnsrrucnons 3 [Justness dosses ore o real benefit os Steptxxbe Kerorkus and Johe Armstrong demorsrrore rher ob ry or rhe blood drive 4 Showing a deep merest m rhe comparer Debbie Patterson and Rondo Blodgett wait for rhe oct on 28 ACADEMICS

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YEAMBOCM The yeorbook class hod a cloud of gloom hanging above ir rhor irs srudenrs fought with determination to overcome. They were met with disappointment as their long plan goals were nor fuOy realized Working hard this year, the class tried to odd variety of school activities, sponsoring the Mordi Gras After many hours or preparing for the costume boll, it was cancelled due to lodi of interest Another dismol occurrence op prooched when their four day trip to California was colled off because advisor, Mrs Ruth Pat- ron, had to serve on pry duty the day of departure Despite the discouraging series of delays, the doss strove faithfully to meet yearbook dead lines bottling absences and rime, the small crew of nine people worked slowly, anxious to compile a meaningful yearbook, irs pages filled with precious memories Yearbook Editor, Jess Swafford, was responsible for editring pages and preparing them to be mailed to the pub lishing company Don [Moss was the Ad Man oger in charge of laying our and designing advertising pages Joddi Chin, Copy Editor, wrote articles and echrred oU stones Ten Donng also wrote copy Cecelia Worzecha. Michelle Samsel, and bnan Mitts designed the pages, while Wayne Rose and Paul Page were in charge of the sports section, raking pictures and laying them our. Joseph Debudge was the photographer for all the other sections The stuenrs worked until the day after graduation to complete the yearbook, finishing a book that held a lor of senrimenrol value for many of the members of Henley High School 6 Members of rhe Yearbook sroff conscrs of. Joseph De budge. Jesse Swafford, Michelle Samsel, Joddi Jay Chin. Wayne Hose, Cecebo Worzecha. and Dnon Mms 30 ACADEMICS