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

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Mu Alpha Theta Mu Alpha Theta had approximately forty- seven members for the 1972-73 school year. Members must be asked to join this club. A student must have completed two years of a college preparatory math and be enrolled in a third. Members must be asked to join this club. A student must have completed two years of a college preparatory math and be enrolled in a third. Members must have a 3.0 over all aver- age in math courses taken and at least a 3.C over all average in all subjects. Some of the highlights of the year were Dr. V. Carlton from Centenary who talked about her two year teaching experience in Liberia. The District meeting was held at Airline. The Annual High School Math Exam was spon- sored by Mu Alpha Theta. Members attended the State Convention in New Orleans. This active club is sponsored by Mrs. Samuel. Mu Alpha Theta officers were: D. Rich - Pres., D. Terrell - V. Pres., M. Markow - Sec., T. Nelson - Treas. FRONT ROW: V. Watson, M. Moser, L. McGahen, P. Akins, P. Leith, A. Smith, P. Daniel, J. Prothro, B. Adkins, L. Tauzin. SEC- ND ROW: W. Enis, T. Nelson, L. Sheagren, J. Berry, G. Tatum, K. Goad, D. Rick, C. Riddick, M. Markow, J. Hays, L. McKnight. 'THIRD ROW: C. Wright, G. McWilliams, T. Stinnett, D. White, M. Noonan, K. Taylor, M. Radziwan, P. Schauwecker, C. Harvelle. OURTH ROW: S. Quinn, S. Lowe, J. Papageorge, D. Long, R. Abrams, S. Schavrien, M. Gottardi, D. Terril, D. McConnell, G. cN air.

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Ad Staff The Airline Ad Staff is made up of students who are willing and inter- ested to go out and meet the public and help sell ads for the Airline year- book. This year the 1972-73 Staff was made up of fifteen such members who worked throughout the summer selling ads. The club held weekly meetings to discuss the progress of the club. At the end of the year, a day long workshop- outing was held at Bolinger Camp. Outstanding members included Cyndy Gosnell, Rhonda Smith, and Karen Beck. The club was sponsored by Mrs. Murlene Adkins. Business Manager, Kathy Bookter and Mrs. Adkins were looking over some new ad sells. Some outstanding members of the Ad Staff look over some new ads. 5 .. . .,,.. . . ... JN ff' V-. : pf QWEE: ' ' ff' Q s ':.:m. -1: - H V 1. '- 1.4 . if? . , J 4' - Xx SP I 2, h 4- N. b,.X.Jg,uiQ A el . . . ...., SEATED: A. Smith, J. Hays, N. Reece, G. Emmons. C. Gosnell, N. Bale. STANDING: K. Beck, S. Spataro. L. Holmberg, R. Smith. K. Bookter. Mrs. Adkins. sponsor.

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FHA To be a member of the Future Homemakers of America one must be enrolled in or have already completed Home Economics. This year the club had approximately twenty members. One of their activi- ties is the Mother-Daughter Banquet, This year the sponsors were Mrs. Jones and Miss Tassin. FHA Officers were: L. Evans, Pres., L. Townsend, V. Pres., M. Dworczyk, Sec., S. Hammett, Treas., J. Pratt, Song Leader, M. Murray, Reporter, B. Childs, Parl.g P. Livingston, Historian. Sponsors were Miss Tassin and Mrs. Jones. l 2 l l n I 1 3 1 1 l x i 5 s i s E s S i E l l w FRONT ROW: C. Scorsone, R. Johnson, P. Livingston, C. McBride, C. Vergo, J. Tennyson, D. Beers, P. Thorn. SECOND ROW: i Petty, J. Pratt, B. Childs, L. Townsend, D. Huckabe, M. McDonald, M. Murray, P. Simmons. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Frances Jones, . Dworczyk, S. Hannelt, S. Poland, D. Sanders, K. Koeppen, Mrs. Tassin.