Carver High School - Tigonian Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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Above: Girls leam the proper way to cook in their Home Economics class. Left: Mike Hammock practices with the band 27

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Electives offer ideas for future Electives arc courses designed to give the stu- dents a touch of the spice of life. This idea was inspired not only in regular classes such as an, music, and physical education, but also in a new course called Beginning Guitar. In this class, students were taught how to play guitars and also how to read and compose music for the guitar. Right: Girls enjoy tumbling during their physical educa- tion class. Below Carl Crowder works hard during his drafting class. 26

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New languages enhance understanding Bucnsa dias, como esta usted? Con jour, mon- sieur, comment ca va? Guten tag! Wie geht es dir? Bonus Dies. Quam es? Such greetings were heard in Carver’s class- rooms this year. Carver became a multi-lin- gual school. Students expanded their lan- guage talents to include fluency in Spanish, French, German, and Latin. Right: Pam Harris reads orally to her Latin class. Below: Students learn about French lifestyles with the aid of a film. 28