Cadott High School - Saga Yearbook (Cadott, WI)

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HOME EC AND CCDMMERCIAL Judy Marek a senror home eco nomtcs student 15 presentmg a pre demonstratron whrle Dranne Dusrck Mrs Wlllrams and Kay Thersen ob serve Judy represented Cadott Hrgh School at the annual Cherry Pre Con test at hau Clarre mp-..,.,,.,, Among the twenty shorthand students were Karen Jaenke and Mary Jean Mrckelson As the pupxls drscovered shorthand 1S ltke a foretgn language all rn 1tself Learnrng the basrc fundamentals of sew mg are Jumors Deanna Chapek and Judte present and future home hfe Mrs Gertude Johnson explatns a book keeprng term to one of the students Jamce Etten The complete bookkeepmg cycle wrth Journals and ledgers was cos ered dur mg the year 'lf Alfa TPE it or :Q Rllli S I Chmelik. These girls are planning for their

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Dennrs Zrmmerman rs developrng an ap precratron for scrence l o grxe students a good worlung knowledge of screntrfrc prrn crples was the marn objectrxe of Mr Schmrd s general scrence classes By obscrxrng the changes ln composrtron of matter Laura Marek and Dennrs Koehle are becomrng famrlrar wrth laboratory equrp ment and procedure Not only must he read and study but he must observe the changes rn composrtron of matter as well SCIENCES Rlchard Llcht Jeanna Gabert and Beverly Falkenberg work wlth the m1 croscope as part of a brology assrgnment Drsectrng a frog and an earthworm also formed the year s agenda Vrrgrnra Josrfek Le Anne Werrrch Clar ence Nelson Karen Drehmel Mrke Iam bretz and Douglas Emerson are solvrng a physrcs problem The physrcs class was composed of seven senror puprls Four boys and three grrls were enrolled 1n thrs class I 7 ' .- I , ,. ' ' I . r . . . 1 . ' ' 0 . . , .Q , . 7 , V , I' , s , r . l g - I 1 - , . .

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IND. ARTS AND AG The aim of industrial arts one is to develop an interest in hobbies involving mechanical drawing and woodworking Building a coffee table and book shelf were accomplished by the students Mr Mike O Connor is advising Tom Zimmerman Tom Bremmess and George Kolpren in their industrial arts project 'Q f- at Mr. Eugene King explains the struc- ture of the rooster to three of his soph- omore agriculture pupils: Clayton Goodman, Donald Greene, and Douglas Grewe. The sophomores also competed in livestock judging and analyzed the Future Farmer of America and farming program The boys taklng a second year of industrial arts found ample opportunity to expand their interest along that line Two of the boys who took this course were Warren Schrelder and James Dusick