Fulton High School - Falcon Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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Q l 2 AQ B7 rm. E f,!f'if1fif RADlO CLUB OFFICERS Eddie Hunt, presi- dent, Phil Underwood, vice president, jimmy Doane, secretary. A Library club member, Ellen Brown, places I books on correct shelves. B Mike Davis tunes in on his ham radio to whoever will listen. C Library Clubber, lim Gier, sells paperback books to Kenny King during the second hand book sale. D Library club visits McClung Museum to ff learn more of the cultural aspects of the community. W, A '.' ga i ,i jf ff W lm F ,Jf 'i7Ai ' rp, jruatf l GJ J ' . 'i A' E C J P A J. , Jl,f.? :'tl c J V . E Q I E: H J jf ,fr il 7 Q ff If JM' ly jig Y,-af' J 51,517,331 My avi A Dfw M2 ,ic ,fy 5, , it A JF l X. V'i,W.g,A-fel ' Af! JQAEA gg I . 'Q JL, ,Lg 'I .' ' iv,-1-3' A ix f' X ' l X D El, 'H i -,fi 'JW' Qui: ,, V cyl 4' ,,,. uf Ai MM Wm A -if , fb , I AVI,,, ,JL J ml, f , A ,X f A A ' J , ,iw lie wry 'f ef ffyjw , A 5? 3 iff'u,?.e,JiLf xsf1l'NZfa- 'l if 114 oRcANizATloNs I ,li3f'! E? i ,f Q if jiri' ,i i y i VY- Y 3. l'

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Club members prepare for business world Planning for a future in the busi- ness world was emphasized in two clubs this year. Besides Commercial Club, Fulton established its first Tennessee Office Education Club this year. The year was highlighted for TOEC when Mayor Testerman signed a proclamation designating February 5-9 as TOEC Emphasis Week in Knoxville. To celebrate the occasion, an assembly was given for interested sophomore and junior girls, and an open house was held in the VOE room. TOEC sold spirit ribbons and suck- ers and held a car window wash early in the year to finance the proj- GCIS. Representatives from TOEC at- tended the Nashville Conference and the leadership conference at UT. Commercial Club continued its annual service project of co-spon- soring one girl to Girl's State. As another service project they held a Christmas party at the Chil- dren's Hospital on Dec. 21. E9 ORGANIZAUONS 'l'I3

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Q ,lrt at het' , ,t,t W , W if P Students learn through interest in clubs Students gain knowledge in many areas through clubs. The students of the Library Club are taught how the library operates and also about the many kinds of books. Students of the Radio Club are taught the techniques of operating a ham radio. Building radio equipment, learn- ing the Morse Code, and obtaining amateur radio licenses after taking courses in radio was the main activity for several of the Radio Club mem- bers. Members studied radio parts and repaired radios to gain more knowl- edge and skills ofthe radio. Library Club members took a field trip to Lawson McCihee Library and McClung Museum to add to their knowledge about books. LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS Front Row: John McClain, vice president, Brenda Cline, presi- dent, Mary Kay Rose, secretary, Kermit Woods, treasurer, Steve Cox, parliamenta- rianp Bill Fisher, parliamentarian. ORGANIZATIONS 'I'I5