Airline High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Bossier City, LA)

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Askalada Sta if An extremely active organization at Air- line this year was the newspaper. This group printed a paper a month, which presented all the school news and happenings in an interesting way. At the beginning of school, they sold Freshman keys. Students on the Askalada staff had to have a B average Qin English, an overall C average, and sponsor approval. The Askalada staff, spon- sored by Mrs. Iantha Smith, had approxi- mately twenty members. ASKALADA's Editor-in-chief was Cindy Smith Ltop rightb. The Assistant editor was Donna Kendrick frightl. Bob Jackson, photographer, Karen Allen, Robin Swanson, Donna Kendrick, Debbie Sather, Carolyn Judkins, Peggy Oliver, and James Hennen Qfront rowj. Charlotte Santoro, Donna Henry, Diane Black, Dedra Seale, Kathy Morrow, Debbie Henry, Nan Lewis, and Paulette Santoro fsecond rowj. ' , Melanie Welch, Pat Weisel, Jimmy Shows, Mike Cavanaugh, Cindy Smith, Mary Hoff, and Sandra Mizell Qback rowj.

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Iv... i in X ffl' Mrs. Caldwell, sponsor, instructed Diane Barksdale, Sarah Smith, and Jeanie Allen in picture- cropping techniques fabovej. Sharon Dunlop, Lynn Brubaker, and Bob Jackson planned page layouts for their sections ftop rightl. Cindy Silas, Vickie Grosjean, and Pam Ragsdale worked jointly on the senior class section ftop, opposite pagej. Working together on the sports section were Vic Lanzillotti, David Hudson, and Gary Smith Qleft, opposite pageb.

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Reporters Mary Hoff and Diane Black checked the files for story information fleftb. Mike Cavanaugh, Sandra Mizell, and Jimmy Shows got story ideas from another paper fbot- tom leftl. Business manager, James Hennen, figured ad re- ceipts for a forthcoming issue fbottom rightj. Staff mem- bers looked at an ASKALADA as they waited for buyers at lunch. 3