Fulton High School - Falcon Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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17 9' C9 QD Classes extend into communit Because many students want more than they can get in a class- room, many of the classes reach out into the surrounding areas. A typical school year finds stu- dents sitting in on City Council meetings and naturalization cere- monies, touring businesses utiliz- ing the skills taught in the voca- tional program, visiting the space center at Huntsville, or working with pre-school children at St. Mary's nursery. Through special arrangement groups of students and teachers are able to attend plays and con- certs at the Civic Auditorium at reduced rates. 'www' ACADEMICS 29

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Glenn Davis finds his work in drafting at Vreeland Associates challenging. Seniors in cosmetology classes book regular patrons each week to gain practical experience. They also provide cuts for children in the Headstart pro- gram and for residents of Hillcrest Nursing Home on a regular basis. ACADEMICS Girls in the family life class work each afternoon at St. Mary's nursery to put in practice what they are learning about child care. Members of the choir and glee club board a bus which will take them to a Knoxville Symphony orchestra concert at the Civic Auditorium. Q

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A7 Speakers bring new insights Seniors in the American govern- ment seminar invited a number of community leaders to serve as re- source persons for their discussions on city, state, and federal govern- ment, women's lib, and other topics. Speakers added interest in other classes like outdoor literature which had demonstrations on firearms, water safety, and other related sub- jects. Other adult business leaders served on vocational advisory com- mittees. Many adults took advantage of the adult evening trade courses taught here. z BQ fl S I 7