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

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K| bMbbmb TEACHERS—12 FINE ARTS—33 JR. CLASS—66 SOPH. CLASS—78 FROSH. CLASS—90 ACTIVITIES—142 GRADUATION—178

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Jess Swafford 3 Trying ro expand rhe glass rube with lung pressure and a krrle heoris Denms Swifr 4 Running through rhe eager crowd rhe foorbol players storm onto the field 5 Shouting were Cindy Cochran and Shen Hardm cheer rhe Horners on 6 Oronge hoe, a pur pie hot rhor march Theresa Howell’s paemng shows rhor she has real home coming spirit 7 Attempting a steal Chris Cousm moves ro intercept SENIOR SECTION — 50 mxo by mJ Pane 1 The crowd or rhe Free fhghr Ae Force Concert gets eiro rhe spirit of things 2 Looking or a diploma ore Ten Boring 6 truyo by Don uoa 2 TADLE OF CONTENTS

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1 A kmch rime ocrivny involves o conversation between Steve Daring and Knsrin Gain the junior hoi 2 A Ine forms os students anxiously owotr ro pick up the 'S3 64 yearbooks 3 Mrs Lough checks the Istas Michele Samsei hands the books out 8 Students Mm Ralston, Drendo Rese and others odrrwe the cover and 4 Every morning the Amencon Flog lies in front of the school 5 A typical locker 6 The camero corches Phi HJ ond Chris Cousin on nerd doy h front of rheir locker 7. Sorer s con be friends os the smies of Moe and Sue Hoffmon ndtcate 9 Finoiy the Ine is gone and Jodd Joy Chin. Don Dioss and Mr Riecke rake a breather tooro by Toby Jantn 4 STUDENT LIFE Photo by Tony Jon We spent, on the overage, or least seven hours o day or school, 190 days a year Thus school become o second home to us, o place where our lives were greatly shaped and influenced Each one of us conrri bured his personality to his environment, his home experience carrying over to his life or school. Because so much of our time was invested m the classroom, we developed activities and interests to moke our days more enjoyable For some, getting to class on rime was a difficult rash Most of the students rushed from room to room, attempting to arrive before the tardy bell. However, the attendance office was responsible to give the delinquents admittance slips When students weren T rushing to dass, they social- ized, usually during lunch. Small groups of friends traveled the halls, others sot around their lockers Some people were more selective about their com- pany. choosing to spend lime exclusively with their boyfriend or girlfriend Politia was a popular topic of conversation this election year Friends supported their political parry by pasting campaign stickers ro their locker doors, wearing buttons, or boosting of their candidates abili- ties. Lockers exemplified the individuality of the student body, people decorating them according ro their tastes Some were bore, exduding books, while oth- ers were completely covered with posters, pictures, stickers, and notes The lodsers truly demonstrated the diversity of the members of Henley High School