Tullahoma High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Tullahoma, TN)

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= 1 Aamcadcogs RAINES ORE ORIENTAT N a O0ce New Vocational Wing Adds To Excitement of Beginning of School Sophomore orientation proved to be as excit- ing for sophomores as in years past. Student Council members acted as guides during the session and attempted to answer the endless questions about the school and faculty from the bewildered sophomores. The orientation began with an assembly and later the sopho- mores were divided according to homerooms where they were familiarized with their sched- ules. The newly constructed vocational wing of- fers different fields of study for the students. Cosmetology opens up a unique course for girls interested in grooming and beauty tech- niques. Vocational drafting, electronics, and auto mechanics make school courses attrac- tive to boys while office practices trains stu- dents for future jobs in business. (Top) Carolyn Majors, Phyllis Pratt, and Amy Hankins prepare for orientation. (Above Left) Starla Pope Amos and Glenna Hess try out the new machines in their Office Practice Class. (Above) Linda Reese learns how to roll hair in Cosmetology Class. (Bottom) Steve Gilbert works diligently in Vocational Drafting.

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(Above) New sophomores become acquainted with the THS lunch hour. Mrs. Bass familiarizes her new sophomore English Class with her teach- (Below Left) During orientation, Student Council member, Mitzi Marti- ing techniques. nez, helps sophomore, Tom Nelson, with his schedule. (Below Right) a i RO r! ,” as oe i 4 5 a ty

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(Above) Band director, Max Weaver, doesn’t let “Silent Day’ interrupt his band practice. (Above right) The fearless faculty makes adjust- ments during a time-out in the game against the UT players. (Right) Former light-weight champion, Archie Moore, second from right, talks with Coach David Duvall, Charles Whit- taker, and Kathy Davis before an assembly. igi om iid? to sie s