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

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Physical Fitness Stressed at Airline Keeping everyone healthy at Airline is a very important task indeed. The many pro- grams of physical fitness that the P.E. de- partments have, enable the students to stay fit and enjoy themselves While they are doing it. Sportsmanship and team participation Were stressed and carried out throughout the year. With the friendly attitudes that were pres- ent by each student, the physical fitness program at Airline was made a very suc- cessful one. Students in Mrs. Coleman's modern dance class discuss new techniques to put into their dance. No one can tell these girls that square dancing isn't fun ftop leftl. Lt. Bolton talked to health classes about the dangers of drugs fbottom leftj. The basketball team constantly worked out during 6th period gym ftop rightj.

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Music - Enlightened the Viking's World The life of music plays a very big and im- portant part at Airline. Students that partici- pate in the band or choir are able to develop skills and talents more abruptly. Throughout the year, concerts are given for the enjoyment and relaxation of the students and faculty. Many hard hours are put into the music de- partment and every one is worth it when per- formances are given to the school, or social functions. Airline is very proud of her music de- partments and a big appreciation to all those who Work to make it successful is given. Band students awaited eagerly to Mr. Smith's next command ftop rightj. Mr. Williams directed the choir in one of their many songs Qtop leftj. Mr. Smith and Mr. Williams constantly chatted on their off periods.

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ii' 4 , ,1 1 1 1 3 ' il Y T W .. - 5 lee.,-1 3 . 1-- A ii it we ,,s-MH., Electives Developed M an Talents There are so many electives to choose from at Airline that it is hard to believe classes are overcrowded. The purpose of these electives is to give each student his choice of courses to take that will develop his skills for the future years of his life. With the equipment that has been placed to help the students, their studies in these courses are made easier and more practical. Students' Work on electronic machines is never done, for there is so much to learn ftop leftj. The boys in shop often built undescribable things imid- dle leftj. Extra curricular activities in art classes was watering the plants fbottom leftl. Mrs. Jones and a few girls from Home Ec. gave fin- ishing touches to their Christmas decorations fbottom rightl. Debates were a common sight to see in Speech classes weekly. 1 ., I I ,al