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

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Fishing again, Mr. Humphries ? Mr. Jones looked through the Chemistry workbook for problems on his tests fleftb. Mr. Sepulvado and Paul Anderson constantly worked experiments with electronics Ctopj.

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Science-Todays Subject for Tomorrow Because We live in such an industrial World, our science courses set out to help the students understand what makes the World tick. The stu- dents are taught, lectured and do experiments that acquire the knowledge they gain through- out their science classes. Each teacher of science tries to give his stu- dents the opportunity to learn for himself what nature has given man. Because of the Wonder- ful equipment Airline has, this provides each student with a chance to find things out for himself.

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Histor - A Look at the Past The past is always made interesting with Air- line's great history teachers. Looking back en- ables us to look forward with more knowledge. The history that is taught to students at Airline gives them the understanding of America, as Well as other countries and their backgrounds. The history department is made to keep the students interested in the past and from the past, we should look forward to the future and be able to solve most problems in this Vast world of ours. 5 A vlgz, ,, V nv 1. y A ysti per l Vtr, f' 'B , ' if -2' E 1 Q Sl V ,lstyssi ,, e f li' B A y l Q y itl l t,.yl y s H ,,t t A t it ' y - is ytiy syssiyy s . ti' s sto yy , 1 iji . ,tr, totti T Students paid strict attention as Mr. Bryant pointed out an important spot on the map. Mr. Carlton glanced up as he heard a smart remark from one of his students fleftj Coach Maples was always discussing government affairs to his students in American Government ftop rightl. Student teacher, Miss Pedula, often had her stu- dents take notes from the board fmiddle rightj.