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

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Library Club To be a member of the Library Club required an overall C average, with an ability and eagerness to Work in the library. This club was made up of twenty- four members and their sponsors, Mrs. Carnahan and Mrs. Carlisle. They partici ated in National Library Week, Tlie Louisiana Teenage Librarians Association Convention dur- ing February in Baton Rou e, and helped to buy materials for theiibrary. LEFT: Offioers were: M. Kane, Sec., M. Laird, V.P.g M. Dworczyk, Pres., V. Stonebrook, Public Relations, L. Faith, Treas. FRONT ROW G Henry E Hoffpavlr K Goad L Hobson M Laird V Watson L. Faith. SECOND ROW: S. Webb, M. Kane, V. Stonebrook D Rich M Otto C Gosnell THIRD ROW V Glay M Malone M Dworczyk,

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Leo Club Even though the Leo Club has only been at Airline for 3 ears it has estab- lished a name for itself. Its 27 members are an enthusiastic group of boys who like to keep active in the community. Some of their projects were placing flags around Bossier on holidays and giving donations to the YMCA. Their largest donation was 55150.00 to the swimming pool fund. To be a member of this club, one has to have a 2.5 grade point average and good moral character. Mr. Tommy Carleton was the sponsor of those active-minded boys. RIGHT: Sponsors were Tammy Nicolo, Norma Bale, and Nancy Reese. TOP RIGHT: Officers were D. Long, President, R. Barnette, V. President, G. Tatum, Secretary: and R. Lesikar, Treasurer. FRONT ROW: S. McCoy, D. Long, C. Sheagren, H. Hubbard, A. Anderson, G. Smith, G. Tatum. SECOND ROW: R. Carter, Freeman, D. Arrington, R. Lesikar, R. Mayfield, W. Grant, R. Barnette. THIRD ROW: Mr. Carleton, D. Sale, G. McDaniel, Pierce, D. McConnell, B. Gravitt.

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DECA . The Distributive Education Club is one of the only organizations at Airline that intergrates classroom instruction, on-the- job training, and club work. Nearly every phase of the Distributive Education pro- gram is further explored in DECA by means of contests on the state and national levels. In these contests of mar- keting skills, Airline DECA finished sec- ond in the state out of more than one hundred clubs, and two Airline students represented Louisiana at the National DECA Convention. DECA is also active in school and com- munity activities to improve Airline High School and Bossier City. DECA officers were: Phyllis Spataro, President, Beth Dowden, V. President, Stephanie Corley, Sec- retary, Anita Merritt, Treasurer, Mona Smith, Reporter, Tommy Keith, Parliamentariang Melinda Carr, Historian. ew l i at it iliiib 1 5 fi ...,I I i i l FRONT ROW: P. Kavanaugh, P. Spataro, S. Harris, M. Smith, M. Gates, C. Bostic, S. Smith, E. Crews, B. Dowden. SECOND ROW: P. Fahnestock, S. Corley, S. Bradley, L. Bedgood, P. Bell, D. Kerry, R. Sour, C. Smith, A. Merritt, D. Woods. THIRD ROW: B. Lunsford, J. Winkler, C. Hayes, K. Spence, F. Zator, M. Taylor, E. Chance, M. Carr, E. LaForest, J. Burrow. FOURTH ROW: J Lachle, P. Marsigla, D. McGee, G. Taylor, J. Vailes, D. Wells, T. Weathersby, J. Rosson, P. Gill, T. Keith, T. Hardy, S. Meunier.