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

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BELOW: Officers were Becky Adkins, 2nd Major: Denise Colvin, Lieutenant Colonel, Charlotte Santoro, Colonel, Patty Akins, 1st Major: Pat Daniel, Chap- lain. FRONT ROW: B. Adkins, P. Akins, P. Daniel. SECOND ROW: J. Sullivan, M. Moser, J. Tarver, K. Falkner, T. Wade, D. Cunning- ham, D. Pope, M. Guyton. THIRD ROW: D. Tolleson, D. Sullivan, J. Adams, D. Shaw, C. Petty, R. Johnson, L. Hester, J. Dixon. FOURTH ROW: D. Brown, R. Shelman, D. Upton, R. Bedgood, P. Watkins, A. Neal, V. Barksdale, M. Collins. FIFTH ROW: K. Moore, K. Martin, L. Connor, C. Scorsone, C. Sims, S. Provost, P. Thorn, C. Baker. TOP LEFT: Sponsors were Mrs. Williford, Miss Henry, Miss Connell, Miss Murphy.

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Valkyries The Valkyries were a major part of the success of the football and asket- ball teams this year. Sponsored by Mrs. Williford, Miss Henry, Miss Murphy, and Miss Connell, the Valkyries marched at all football games, sold programs before the games, and col- lected money for charity organizations. The Valkyries also sold spirit ribbons to all students at Airline who wished to display their Viking spirit. K RIGHT: Captains and lieutenants were picked to ii FRONT ROW: D. Colvin, C. Santoro. SECOND ROW: H. Waddles, J. Perry, A. Alexander, L. Dillard, B. O'Neal, L. Rounds, B Cooper, C. Williams. THIRD ROW: C. Spataro, K. Bruce, J. Daczyk, C. Webster, D. Lea, K. Dobbins, W. Enis, C. Fahnestock FOURTH ROW: M. Noonan, J. MacLeod, M. Noonan, R. Morgan, B. Spearman, T. Weaver, M. Welsh, S. Robinson. FIFTH ROW D. Riordan, K. Daugherty, P. Searles, K. Harris, M. Rocks, R. Sosbe, S. Tennyson, D. Scott. SIXTH ROW: R. Lea, M. Allen, D Moak, K. Moak, K. Green, G. McConothy, H. Dobbins. .X help lead the Pep Squad. 5' ws

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Cheerleaders Five very familiar faces at Air- line this year were the faces of the 1972-73 cheerleaders. This spirited, hard Working group of girls, under the guidance of Miss Bobo, were responsible for lan- ning pep rallies, spirit breakflasts, bon-fires, and other spirit-build- ing projects throughout the year. The requirements these girls must keep are a 2.5 average, having participated in band or pep squad an entire year, and attend a cheerleading clinic. I RIGHT: Miss Bobo, cheerleader sponsor, and Sharon Quinn, head cheerleader, dis- cussed last minute plans for the bon-fire. OPPOSITE PAGE, CENTER LEFT: The State Play-off games brought out the spirit of our fantastic faculty. OPPOSITE PAGE, CENTER RIGHT: Clowning around was just part of the fun of being a cheerleader. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM LEFT: Spirit soared as our Mighty Five ran out on the field. ABOVE: Each day the cheerlead- ers practiced extremely hard to make their cheers and jumps as syncronized as possible. RIGHT: The cheerleaders posed for the photographer.