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

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u S Visual Aids Club This year's Visual Aids Club consisted of twenty members, these were students Who were approved by the faculty and had an active interest in audio-visual aids. Their year was highlighted by a trip to the Media Center. The club, sponsored by Mr. Knowles, assisted teachers in the Visual Aids Room at various times during the year. Officers were: President, Leslie Heins, Vice Presi- dent, Billy Adkins, Secretary-Treasurer Ron Calkins. ,, s, John Cannon and Mark Taylor helped Members included: Mark Morgan, Randy Carter, Ron Calkins, in the Visual Aids Room by threading Mr. Knowles, sponsor ffront rowj. David Noziglia, Robert aprojector. Forbes, Dale McGee. Louis Stamm, Leslie Heins, Pat Larkin fmiddle rowj. Mike Rosalie, Gary Taylor, Stan Ford, Troy Hale, Joe Lagman, Billy Adkins fback rowj.

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.IML The Junior Medical League, spon- sored by Mr. Humphries, had a mem- bership of twenty-one students. Some of the club's special activities were a bake sale, a cake and candy sale, car wash, taking Christmas baskets to children in Willis-Knighton Hos- pital, and delivering valentines to shut-ins. Outstanding members in- cluded Glenda Henry, Diane Coleman, Vickie Eagle, Jo Rodgers, and Pam Sheley. Officers were Diane Coleman, Vice Presi- dent, Glenda Henry, President Qfront rowj. Virginia Drew, Treasurer, Ellen Tipett, N Secretary fsecond rowj. Jo Rodgers, Re- ! porter, Pam Sheley, Historian, and Katie Drew, Parliamentarian fback rowl. 4 5 f i Susan Gardner, Rexanne Craig, Donna Kerry, Diane Coleman, and Sammie Ragsdale ffront rowl. Mary Weiss, Dana Seal, Katie Drew, Ellen Tipett, Virginia Drew, Kate Bailey, Connie Walker, and Carol Watson fmiddle rowj. Vickie Eagle, Laura McKnight, Pat Larkin, Glenda Henry, Jo Rodgers, Pam Sheley, Linda Marckres, and Jeanet Kubas fback rowj.

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Industrial Arts lub A newly-formed club 1:nis year was the Industrial Arts Club. The club was com- prised of twenty-six boys who were doing satisfactory work in an industrial arts course and had desires to improve them- selves. For a new club, it was extremely active. Some of its activities were the formation of a parliamentary procedure team within the club, sponsoring a vic- tory dance at the Bossier YMCA, and planning a campus clean-up campaign. Mr. Sepulvado was the sponsor. Kevin Koeppen, President, Sammy Stroope, Vice Presidentg Barney Dowden, Secretary, Steve Lindsey, Treasurer, John Williams, Ser- geant-at-Armsg and Jim Knight, Reporter, were the club's officers. Robert Flowers, David Monismith, Billy Stengel, Tom Smith, Barney Dowden, George Markham, John Car- lisle, Jimmy Grotzinger, and Gary Runa ffront rowj. Steve Lindsey, Robert Walls, Robert Franklin, Lee Under- wood, Roger Price, Mark Fletcher, Sammy Stroope, John Williams, Bruce Bourgeois, and Mike Jones Cmiddle rowj. Henry Wheeler, David Conner, Richard Burt, Tom Speed, Richard Wallesverd, David Falkner, Mark War- ner, Jack Martin, Jim Knight, and Kevin Koeppen fback rowj.