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

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Science In science we learn more about ourselves and the environ- ment surrounding us, therefore, science courses play a large role in educating students everywhere. At Airline, both lecturing and laboratory experimentation were a part of the curriculum in each science class. By the use of experiments, students could learn by doing. In some classes students were also required to do a project of their choice which further developed their ability to work independently. , ...,,,., K sw. . .,:,,,k,, MIDDLE: Mr. Mandeville examines a test tube during an experi- ment. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Hinkie explained the difference between acids and bases. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Carson demon- strated the use of microscopes. 94. 'lg'

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Social Studies Social studies is just that, a study of the rise of man throughout the ages. Airline offers a Wide range of courses which enables any student to learn more about their country as well as other nations. Some of these courses were civics and American history which were required, also World history, world geography and Ameri- can government were offered. BELOW: Doug Wynn pointed out the answer. CENTER: Mr. Walden supervised his class. BOTTOM: Mr. Bryant helped a student with her reading assignment. ' 'A ft ' .- ,1 ,al f ' ' te ff 1 ' e bw. asm-1-my - - M f - liii f- 'i't Izfllizw lll' ' , , ' si ?J77KZ99l?F'?1:r':: gifwiiiiim-fiafx ' 'T - 5,'ESVE:.5Hz:IlE:2E'?l:. Ein. ' J Y nz -Agp, ,E If ,. f 4 V '.f ' 4 Q. . ' , V , '- A . is--v'fi7.,,. f' . N y f , . flifwf iff- sligraard.- r i . ' gr . ' - iff ' ,fr ' m,,,,e.H. .':--pf l K- 4. X At, f , H ,, A T new wa s e V .,-, , Q , .. o 1 I ' Q ' f ,ii ,,,. If f , . .1 ev t V -T .4 .mas '1 f . X x 1, -eg, 1 1 ' H V 'iiiri gifffr , 'T if T 1,5 i , fp i in li , f t ' lf Z if f .J , ,. 2 ' Ysllmufvi i N.M,., V 5, gh' ' e 5 55 O I M s y.yyyy . . . , may y 'M 6 I B . 'se . s . Q r. ,sms ,, 1 44 J-' X BIT- R 't I lllll- Will!