Shorewood High School - Copperdome Yearbook (Shorewood, WI)

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COPPERDOME Knowing the name ot a city is one thing, but finding it on another, but apparently Miss Oviatt's students know both. The Four Freedoms and what they mean to us is the study of Miss Golden's seventh grade classes. ark Mary Shemorry, B.A., M.A. Library a map is Members of Miss Castagna's Spanish class lollow along as another member reads. Alma Bubeck, B.S,, M.A. Social Studies, Hygiene Asunda Castagna, B.A., M.A Language Spanish Club William Hammer, BA., A.M. Ph.D. Language German Club, Cross Country Track 1

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DEPARTMENTS 'HN Arthur McLean, B.1-X., M.l-X. Blanche Chevillon, M.A., B.S. Linda Barry, BA., M.S. Raymond Branson, A.B., M.l-X Head of Social Studies Language Social Studies Social Studies Department French Club Student Council, Hall Ripples Business Staff Hi-Y Monitors ill, ffl?-tm xl Reading French newspapers is W an activity ot Miss Cl1evillon's Distinguishing between various types oi currency is second Year French Students' one ot the phases ot senior Social Studies. These seniors attack a long list ot reterences, as one ot Mr. Branson's Social Studies classes get under way.

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DEPARTMENTS Pat Pike points out important cities and rivers for other members ot the World History class to see. Christmas comes but once a year and when it does, German students cmd Santa cavort together at the holiday dance. Latin club members torget verbs and phrases when food is set be- fore them at their annual banquet. Elinor Herman, B.A., M.A. William Ketelaar Ph B M A Ca herme N e W b old B A Dorothy Ovlalt B A M A Language Social Studies Social Studies Latin Club Varsity Football Ir High Social Studies