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

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athematics- Vital for the Future Problems, p roblem s every- where. That is the main reason Airline has math classes. These courses enable a student to solve these problems and prepare him for more to come. With the aid of good teachers, each student is given a chance to learn the importance of solving problems that occur in everyday life. . Mr. Ruttle looks over very cautiously the papers of David Vaughn and Berry Shipp. Mrs. B. Cox assisted- Gail Sturdivart with her Algebra problem Ctop leftj. Come on Steve. is that the only place you could find to study . . . in the corner fbottom leftl. Mrs. Samuel observed the trig problem done by Pat Wyatt.

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Mrs. Gillian often talked to her students about the im- portance of English ftop rightl. Students in Mrs. Stevens English class awaited their instructions for a test fmiddle rightj. Mrs. Rodgers' class listened closely as she reviewed the lesson for the day Cbottom rightl. Mrs. Blackadore locks her door at the end of a very busy day fbottom leftj. Students in Mrs. Wa1den's English class were always learning to do the correct things. E ,,.,.,,.....-----W

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Pat, Barbara, and Ken discuss their advance math problems fbottom leftj. Miss Nolley explains math to her students using the overhead projector Ctop righth. A Students are given time to get most of their math homework done in class Cbottom rightl. Mrs. M. Cox explained to Jill Freeman the correct Way to work her math problems. WXKWW xi