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

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Music Because of the interest in vocal and instrumental music, many students at Airline became involved with either the choir or the band. Each group worked extremely hard to bring entertainment in the form of half-time shows at football games, parades, and in musi- cals. TOP: Members of the choir practiced a new song. MIDDLE: The band performed a new routine. BOTTOM LEFT: Practice was required of every band member. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Noonan helped some choir students.

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Business Because of the Wide range of careers available to those who have some business experience, many stu- dents chose to take some or all of the business courses offered at Airline. Also many students real- ized that subjects such as shorthand and typewrit- ing would be useful to them in other classes and in mf' ff' later life. alll! 'A 'T 3, ...A-. .13 ...gi sir... Em '- ff .swf .9 hiv: E H n.......-Q TOP: Mrs. Adkins graded papers in her shorthand class. MIDDLE: Mrs. Blackburn gave the lesson for the day. BOTTOM: Kay Haynes asked a question.

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Languages The study of a foreign language offered many ways to solve the problems of communication between people. Students learned to speak the language and also to write the language in addition to learning about the country itself. The use of the language lab helped many students in learning to pronounce new sounds. The lan- guages offered were French and Spanish. ,,-- ' TOP: Mrs. Bucklew went over the assignment with her Spanish class. MIDDLE: Retha Morgan listened to Spanish records in the language lab. BOTTOM: Mrs. Graves helped her students with their French homework.