University Breckinridge School - Eaglet Yearbook (Morehead, KY)

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UBS Introduces Mini Courses - PEP . . '1 Enabling studvnts l0 lakv diffvrvnl coursm nol covered in the regular U.B.S. vurrit'ulum. mini courses were installed as part of a Prrsonul Enrirh- mcm Program WEB. Students sclm'tod various ruursvs. non-vrvdil and evaluated on pass-fail basis, for a four wm-k pvriml of time. Courses were taught by ETV as well as live instruction. Businessmen, professional pmplv and parents assisted faculty in exposing slutlvms lo a wide range of activities. Among the courses taught were bridgv. billiards. guitar, Chess, lableh-ard ganws, gourmet rooking. ceramics, wood crafts, camping, swimming and boat- ing safety. Other courses included needle craft, serial danc- ing, photography, boxing, karate, judo and bait rast- ing. A total of fifty-thrcc courses wvre prvpan-d and available for student utilivalion on an elective basis. ' m U Interesting game of billiards. Cw Boxingpl 6y Curtis studios plzolographic lwhn 1111105. 0 Mr. Young gives A Vinstruction. C9 Xmas ngts being made by students in vmfls mini murse. 63 I ' 89

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President and Mrs. Doran providr academic and co-curricular leadership. Administra tion Mrs. Conley uses Materials Center to demonstrate teaching techniques and utiliza- tion of teaching aids. Mrs. Kirk trains future teachers in television instruction. Dean Powell and Dr. Payne work with stude x V . , ' ?K x N! y; W x X H ,7, L m w 7 V1 '; ' ' n't 55. . p, . 'a.;uV-'u . . . J sW 1, -2 nts in Teacher Education program. I A Yd! BeheVe Yov UnDeRsTanD WHaT YOU m:nK I said, BUT $ .. . IAM N5T SURE, 13' WU PeBllZQ WET WHE'lT YOU HeBPD IS NoT WHE'BT I MeBrTIT er 91