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

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'W wi W ff , ,,-- 5 OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP RIGHT: Lab experiments were done in Biology. OPPOSITE PAGE, MIDDLE LEFT: Students made good use of study hall. OPPOSITE PAGE, MIDDLE CENTER: Libby Holmberg answered phones in the main office. OPPOSITE PAGE, MIDDLE RIGHT: Airline was a big step for Freshmen. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOT- TOM LEFT: The library was a handy source of knowledge. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM RIGHT: English literature was an interesting course for Laura McKnight. TOP LEFT: Art students were used as models for sketches. ABOVE: Rosemary Umling studied between classes. LEFT: Things piled up in Typing I.

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. . . WITH KNOWLEDGE Knowledge was a goal for all Airline Vikings. To conquer such knowledge one had to be dedi- cated in every necessary way. Visual aids mechanical tion books, the lessons also played knowledge 7 and electrical equipment, not to men- were all sources used in distributing to be taught at Airline. Instruction an important part in the amount of acquired by each student. Teachers conveyed to students what they had been taught in various schools. In this way and in many oth- ers, Vikings have conquered one of the most needed and important requirements in life - knowledge. lx l r QQ I . ,1 1 i L 4, 1 E l' ' an ' f' , 4 A N

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OPPOSITE PAGE, RIGHT: Terry Nelson participated in short- hand class. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP LEFT: Seniors waited for the performance to begin. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM LEFT: Many Seniors received rings. BOTTOM RIGHT: Programs were handed out for graduation. CENTER: New things arose daily in biology class. RIGHT: Students joined band to represent their school. BELOW: Quarterback Steve Haynes was instructed on plays to be made. .wg wax ,-.5 N ws-... EE 7 . -ax-,' . X if Mx