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

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SE fav Kai , '25 fi'-' ii.: x '- TOP LEFT: COE member Janice Ratcliff worked at Kurvis Burns Studios. ABOVE: Bobbie Stewart worked at the Bos- sier Parish Evaluation Center with the computers. LEFT: Mary Chapman worked at the Bossier General Hospital.

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COE Airline Cooperative Education was in its third year with an enrollment of twent -five. Students enrolled in this program must be seniors who indicate an interest in office careers. These stu- dents follow a business curriculum consisting of elementary and some advanced courses in book- keeping, typewriting, shorthand, clerical practice, office machines, data processing, business Eng- lish, and general business. After attending classes at school in the mornings, the students receive on-the-job training in community offices in the afternoons. The offices are of a Wide variety such as dentists, doctors, insurance, photographers, realtors, and com uter centers. At the end of each school year OJOE honors its employers at a special dinner where certificates of appreciation are awarded, and recognition is 'ven to those who have made significant contriilutions to the COE program during the school year. The 1972-73 COE officers were: Mary Chapman, President, Cheryl Hodges, V. President, Susan Watson, Secretary. 5 5 Q l i 1 l l l l l l w i FRONT ROW: T. Howington, J. Ratcliff, D. Wittmer, P. Edwards, D. Hart, S. Watson, V. Heyen, G. Page. SECOND ROW: Y. Bourgeois, B. Stewart, M. Smith, J. Barker, S. Smith, M. Chapman, D. Baldwin. THIRD ROW: V. Tolleson, D. Wright, C. Hodges, J. Young, D. Strange, P. Walters, K. Beck.

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Beta Club This year the Airline Beta Club had sixty members who all showed outstanding qualities in leadership, character, and achievement which were the goals set forth in the club. The club sold stationery and placements to raise money and with this money they bought honor cords for Beta seniors. One of the highlights was the Beta Club con- vention held in Baton Rouge on December eighth and ninth. The club was led to another successful year by their sponsors, Mrs. Carlisle and Miss Stuart RIGHT: The Beta Club officers were: Laura McKnight, President: Marsha Markow, V. President: Bonnie Outlaw, Recording Secretary: Terry Nelson, Treasurer: Jeannette Hays, Songleaderg Mary Remedies, Historian: Patti Akins, Corresponding Secretary. ABOVE, LEFT: Mrs. Carlisle and Miss Stuart served as sponsors of 1 t il DERSFU t il the Beta Club again this year. ABOVE, RIGHT: Laura McKnight pinned on Carla Ward's new Beta Club pin at the induction ceremony.