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

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Cheerleaders Cheerleaders were Cherie Davis, assistant head, Martha McKenzie, head cheerleader ftopl. Mari- lyn Coffey, Judy Tatum, Becky Wrlht, and Beverly Cubley fbottomj. qw' Rain-soaked cheerleaders kept their num- l ber one spirit even at the wet, Center, Texas game fabovej. Martha McKenzie led a pompom routine in a pep rally frightj. Cheerleaders ran ahead of the team onto the field ffar rightj. l l

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asslQ M-H 0 ice Girls Some of the most active students at Airline this year were the office girls who worked during their study halls. They were seen picking up slips for ab- sentees, typing letters, filing student in- formation cards, and assisting the sec- retaries in both the faculty and student offices. Mrs. Bond and Mrs. Stanley were in charge of the girls. Sue Davis recorded absentees as Peggy Duncan and Diane Teekell checked a student's record fleftl. Nora Rossley filed a report card ftop eftj. 'ing Mrs. Bond, Sue Davis, Kristin Beckland, Vickie Carter, Cathy Messier, Grace Gilley, Peggy Maddux, and Mrs. Stanley ffront rowj. Cecila Tullier, Donna Harris, Cindy Silas, Neicy Darnell, Debbie McCardle, Diane Teekell, Linda Callahan, Colleen Jordan, Karen Allen, and Debbie Humphries Csecond rowj. Glenda Graham, Robin Gill, Karen Kennington, Pam Gilbert, Diane Wilkins, Paula Nixon, Dianne Cook, Carolyn I-Iarville, Carolyn Furr, and Peggy Duncan Qthird rowj. Barbara Jackson, Becki Wells, Kathy Nelson, Sheri Martin, Debbie White, Sandy Alcorn, Linda Scarborough, Patty Moore, Laura Hogan, Vicki Berger, Nora Rossley, and Judy Covington fback rowl.

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A hard-working group of girls this year was the cheerleaders. These girls were responsible for the or- ganization of programs for the pep rallies, making spirit posters and presentations to athletic teams, and leading the student body in cheering. Last summer they attended a summer clinic at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas. During the session, they won several awards for being outstanding cheerleaders. Their special abilities were evidenced in their perform- ances throughout the year. This year, Martha McKenzie served as head cheerleaderg Cherie Davis was assistant head cheerleader. Mrs. Walden was their sponsor. Coach Ray and Martha McKenzie awaited a penalty call ftop leftb. Others watched as Becky Wright introduced a Bossier High cheerleader fmiddle lefty Cheerleaders Martha McKenzie and Beverly Cubley readied a bus for an out-of-town game trip flower leftl. Dismay was shown by Marilyn Coffey as the Vikings dropped behind in a game fbottom leftj. Cheerleaders posed on the steps of Southern Methodist University where they attended a summer clinic. ,,.,1.--... ,,.--.-Q ,...-- -'i'-x 9 hug N..-..- -... X, .