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

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The Blue Angels Were Alive And Kicking The 24 member Blue Angels brought much pride to Airline this year. The officers attended Officer Camp in Dallas and were chosen most admired team and outstanding officer group. They received superior ratings on all their perfor- mances. Marnie Marlar was chosen for All-Ameri- can Drill Team. The group has competed at the Dallas Mavericks Competition in Dallas, the Mardi Gras Competition in New Orleans, and the Miss American Drill Team Pageant in Los Angeles. They also performed at the Independence Bowl and various other functions in the area. These girls should be congratulated on a great year. THE BLUE ANGELS smiled after an outstanding performance THE BLUE ANGELS showed their spirit in the Homecoming parade. MEMBERS OF THE Blue Angels Showed that the Vikings

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A irl e ff roubadou rs gg L AhyEXCE3llEDt1Year T The Airline choirs had a very busy year. Not only were they involved in three super concerts, but they also went to many different festivals as well as singing at the mall. The Troubadours put on -their annual fall and spring concerts, including such songs as The Greastest Love of All and You've Lost That Loving Feeling. Solos were numerous this year, as everyone wanted to be on stage. They included Yvette Pawlow singing Cherish and Scott fKermitJ Anderson with The Rainbow Con- nection. Everyone agreed that this was the best year ever. f 'I'P RICHARD GOFF PLAYED guitar and sang Stairway to Heaven in the Troubadours' first concert. THE TROUBADOURS PUT on an excellent fall concert. IODIE BLALOCK LOOKED on as the guys put their all into Longest Time.