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

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Business - The World o Tomorrow The business offered at Airline is one of the best found anywhere. These courses teach stu- dents the business life and how to live and sur- vive in it. With the equipment that has been set aside for their use, the students will leave Airline and be able to work in most business offices with the understanding and knowledge on how to run things properly. We are proud of the business courses offered at Airline and the teachers who work so hard to place knowledge into the minds of students. Typing, under Mrs. Adkins, developed skills that were once unknowing to students ftop leftj. Colleen Farley and Liz Hounsell worked hard to get their data processing cards in order fbottom lefti. Debbie Humphries talks to Mr. Jennings in a cler- ical practice interview fmiddle rightj. Booking students worked hard on their practice sets fbottom rightj. Mrs. Caldwell waited as she gave Cindy Silas and Barbara Ferrell a time-writing test in shorthand. mm

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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.

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Ma-rie Barnes was one of the many students in Mrs. Ph1lyaw's Spanish class to Write sentences on the board ftop rightj. Mrs. Wandry frequently discussed to her class the French dialogues in their books fmiddle rightj. Mrs. Bucklew tuned in to one of her students during a lab class Cbottom rightj. Students in lab were able to relax and listen to French records. Language - Communication With Uther Worlds Only French and Spanish language courses are offered at Airline. Any student may choose to study one. With the lab, books, and special records that are rnade especially for language study, students are able to learn the language in a Very short while. After a few years of language, any student should be able to speak the language very Well, and be able to listen and understand what is being said in their particular language. Airline has very qualified teachers who put forth their best to teach each student the correct Way to speak the foreign language that they have ma- jored in and are teaching students.