Fulton High School - Falcon Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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The Spanish Honor Society examines some articles of Mexican culture belonging to Mrs. Alfaro, SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY Fronl Row: Denise Kennedy, devotion chairman, Doug Stacer, Ienny Cox, secretary, and Ann Bell. Second Row: Steve Ledford, Ronnie Copper, Donna Grubbs, and Kenny King, vice president. Back Row: Frank jones, president, Paul McFarland, Russell Irwin, and Mrs. Alfaro, adviser. Monica Sexton trys to please her master as she does a dance for him. 5 AQ V Cv 116 ORGANIZATIONS

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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

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DQ 9 Language mudenm learn foreign customs Language clubs gave students an opportunity to learn more about the customs and cultures of foreign countries. Spanish Honor Society held its initiation fiesta at Taco Rancho. Other socials were held throughout the year on such occasions as Pan American Day. Programs included speakers who had visited Spanish- speaking countries. The Latin Club held its annual Latin banquet in November at Cen- tral United Methodist Church. In the spring several students entered the week-long state Latin competition held on the UT campus. French Club extended its knowl- edge of French culture by touring such sites as Biltmore Estates and the French department of Carson- Newman College. D During their regular meeting Mr. Widener lectures the French Club about the culture and customs of the French people. Mem- bers participated in many activities, in- cluding carolling in French at Christmas. E FRENCH CLUB Front Row: Karen Moore, FQ Alice Yoder, and Mr. Widner, adviser. secretary, and Saadia Williams. Second Row: Mike Dodson, Ingrid Powell, F LATIN OFFICERS: Ianie Pickle, treasurer, treasurer, Audrey Hawkins, and Cynthia Iohnny Walker, president, and Anthony Wright, president. Back Row: Marshall Roberts, vice-president, and john Trotter, Freeman, Nora Franklin, Connie Chappell, secretary, not pictured. ORCIANIZATICNS 117