Webb School - Princeps Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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I Q. .wr l i . . f ' . -V. . . HI ' 1 Minors Offer the Students a lVlore Varied Curriculum The rotating schedule permitted the addition of new minor courses to our curriculum this year. Students were given the option of choosing the minors with which to supplement their education, with the exception of Religious Studies 9 lalias Biblel, which is required. Seventh and eighth graders were also required to take one term of both chorus and art. However, this is not to say that upperclassmen did not receive their fair share of the finer artsy studio art was offered as both a full-year course and as a minor. Students with a scientific bent could take ecology or electronics. Perhaps the most revolution- ary addition was a course in political ideologies. For one group ot economically enterprising capitalists, a study of stocks and bonds this year may eventually prove to be enriching. Finally, Webb has been doing its part to insure safety on our nation's highways by offering a course in driver education. '-'3

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The Cooks Provide Students with Food for Thought I - rp Q 1 Q V H A ,QT J ' '1 , .' '.-.. 4-cn... - ' ,T Ji , .fir F UPPER LEFT: Beaming Betty Whitaker whips about whisking away wisps of weftovers.UPPER CENTER: Annetha lurks behind the center- piece, waiting to catch dessert-snitchers. UP- PER RIGHT: lt's Shake 'n Bake, an' l helped! CENTER.' Annetha Totten, Sally Taylor, Char- lene Rogers, Nell Wells, and lva WiIson.CEN- TER RIGHT: Double double, toil and trou- ble: Fire burn, and cauldron bubbIe. LOWER LEFT? Scale of dragon, tooth of wolf, Witch's mummy, maw and gulf. 61