Fulton High School - Falcon Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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New elective courses build enthusiasm A non-graded, elective program, the English curriculum now offers more than sixty courses from which students may choose. In addition to the traditional courses in literature and composi- tion, the program has been broad- ened to include classes in stage- craft, mythology, outdoor litera- ture, science fiction, and creative writing. Under the leadership of curricu- lum director Ben Stewart, elective programs were added this year in social studies, biological sciences, home economics, and physical education. Other departments worked during the year onqsimilar revisions in their courses of study. Also under study were new methods of teacher evaluation and studies in 20 ACADEMICS AQ Set design is one activity of the stagecraft class. Larry Gee and lerry Satterfield put finishing touches on their projects. A wool blazer and skirt is Martha Sherrod's project in tailoring class. Kenny Crowe chooses table tennis as one of his phys ed electives. Paperbacks have replaced hardback texts in many classes. Larry Berney looks over some of those in use. RGEW '--umm NL., effective classroom environment. tttst if . . B

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