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

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EXTRA C URRI C ULARS The ability to accept additional responsibil- ities Was really characteristic of the Vikings this year. In addition to our academic load, We participated avidly in extracurriculars. Vikings had many, varied clubs from which to choose. They ranged from service clubs to honor so- cieties. There Were possibly times that our hard work was to no avail, but as We look back We can see our rewards. Our main achievement was that our efforts upheld the Viking-World tradition of being Number One. Mike Seale looked over the pro- gram of the FCA summer camp he attended. ' -- H VIi IV Maureen G r a h a m served as NHS presi- dent. Key Clubber, Arthur Bernstein, u s h e r e d alumni, Lynn Chaf- fin, to his seat.

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Cheerleaders boosted spirit at a spirit breakfast. SPIRIT Spirit Was the key to our success this year in our Viking World, Airline. Our spirit was a basic loyalty that could be traced back to each phase of our school life. It gave us the determination to keep Airline Number One as we strove to uphold the Viking traditions. Viking spirit was abundant and Airline seemed to come alive with the enthusiastic faculty and student body. We desired to learn in our classes and Worked hard in our clubs and organizations to prove that Air- line could be nothing but the best. LEFT: Sidelined football players cheered the Vikes on to victory The Viking ship was a symbol of our pride rally. The band proved their spirit as they presented a skit at a pep