Farragut High School - Admiral Yearbook (Farragut, TN)

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COURSES FOR HO AN BROAD Under the direction of Mrs. Judy Solomon and Mrs. Carrie Lou Gibson, the department offers a four year program which increases in detail each year. In home economics a student will cover such topics as food preparation, home furnish- ings, clothing construction, and home manage- ment. Mrs. Nan Brakebill lectures on Roman history. ' 'N .: ' if X ,N-.N ' x is his as i . .-E ,fff U'r ...W , X 4 lt r Q a 3 1 r 51 . ... s- Mrs. Carrie Lou Gibson and Mrs. Judy Solomon appear pleased with new material. Miss Ihle listens to French tape. wwf 5 Offerings courses in three languages the Foreign Language Department, under the direction of Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Brakebill, and Miss Ihle, the stu- dents learn the fundamentals of com- municating effectively. The language lab, newly furnished with audio equip- ment, is ready to help students to understand fully the language of their choice. 24 Mrs. Nichols assigns Spanish exercises to class, Wi?

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B SINESS TRAIN TOMORROW,S LE DER Wblmm -an . To prepare students for good positions in the business world, the department offers instruction in various fields. These fields are general business, bookkeeping, V.O.E., typing, economics, and shorthand. These 'ff f Mrs. Dorothy Kirkland gives that well known look. subjects are taught by Mrs. Dorothy Kirk- land, Mrs. Brenda Graves, and Mrs. Joanne Nelson. In these classes students work hard to achieve their goals of speed and accuracy. All these courses are valuable in the business world. Mrs. Brenda Graves demonstrates typing techniques to her V.O.E. Class. Mrs. JO Ann NCISOII CXPIHUIS typing feChI11Cl'-195

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ln his second year at Farragut, Mr. Armand Celentano is continually striving to make the art students more observant of the world around them. Dealing with shadows and different light intensities the students are able to fulfill this goal. WZ ? i . it lk HYEA5' .. . ., ff im.,-with y .I ,1BV. ,rar Mr. Celentano instructs students in the basic structures. Mr. Jenkins leads band at Pep Rally. FI E ARTS STRESS BEAUTY Art students applying their knowledge of geometric construction. 4 I gif? is H Q 5 ' f tg f L It - 3.1 I , V I - vii, '7 , Z ii: .2 .IX -, A, ' .perl 15,1 ' , 3 :43 'qi , , ,. AA.v U ri '59-. -ex: ky V M , re7'mi 'q, 'f,lg5Zf!rz S' 'M fa A Flfstvrf '-'- e'A2!: . . ff Fir 'sd-'i ' W- 1 J in-walls. .Bee f .. ,2q'.d':,',-in iQ'ff!f39 XZHYM ,v ,K fy. ,, YN 'T Wifi ' i Q 1 J X50 was 1 5 1 J Pixma f A 4 Mr. Sam Scarbrough accompanies the choral depart- ment. rvfff anim Mr. Scarbrough and Mr. Jenkins confer on a musical score. The Music Department is under the direction of Mr. Richard Jenkins and Mr. Sam Scarbrough. Mr. Jenkins has now finished his third year at Farragut, leading the band to one surperior and two excellent ratings at the Gadston band festival. Mr. Scarbrough is in charge of the Choral Depart- ment teaching advanced and beginner chorus, glee club and general music. The Music Department has had to expand to meed the needs of a large student body. 25