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

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P l . . . WITH LEADERSHIP Leadership involved many persons at Airline High School. Excellent teachers were employed to lead and teach students in classrooms, but many were also included in leading groups in unique ventures. Also students served in positions of leadership. To attain the highest of standards in any organization, there had to be outstanding leaders. Not only did Airline have good leaders, but great teachers as advisors. Each organization chose their leaders in order of their qualifications and capabilities. The result of such specific selection proved useful in the success of projects. As a result of this leadership, Airline remained victorious. XA-ff l ,y J f

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. . . WITH SPIRIT The enthusiasm and activities of the students at Airline were defined in one Word, spirit. Classes made posters and presentations and the cheerleaders and pep squad led cheers to arouse spirit before games. Such events as pep rallies and bonfires were held to bring forth the energy and vigor in each and every student. These events were held to make the students spirited, although many people did not need them. Some students had an inward spirit for the school and football and basketball teams. The gymnasium roared with cheers during basketball games and the stadium rumbled during the playoff games. To be triumphant in any attempt, there had to be spirit prevalent. We proved to have had this spirit by the accomplishments brought forth. 04,3 I lf? 6 ff Q.. ff Ji is

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OPPOSITE PAGE, LEFT: The use of the saw was explained by Mr. Malmay. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP RIGHT: Major McNair instructed students in registration. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOT- TOM RIGHT: Brenda Love conducted many assemblies. TOP: Hard working officers led the pep squad in yells. BOTTOM LEFT: The referee made the deciding toss. BOTTOM RIGHT: Coaches went over plays during half.