Shorewood High School - Copperdome Yearbook (Shorewood, WI)

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COPPERDOMEl :QM Banning, Zmmailw, cmcf 259219304 industrial arts are taught by Mr. Morton Koen- ders, department heady Mr. Arthur Bidneyg and Mr. R. B. Newhauser Heading the home econ- omics department is Miss Ethelyn Robinson, assisted by Miss Mary Ruth Fleming and Mrs. Aileen Iames. In the field of fine arts are Mr. Ray Gafney, head of the music departmentg Miss lane Holly- man who conducts the orchestrasg Miss Mar- guerite House, the Mixed chorus and glee clubs, Mr. Sandy Smith, the bands, and Miss Dorothy Enerson who teacher piano. Miss Elise Iohann teaches the art work and assists with Dramatic club productions. Mr. Louis Erickson is director of athletics and with Mr. Peter Colosimo and Mr. Ole Gunder- son teaches physical education. Coaching is also done by Mr. Olson, Mr. Iohnson, and Dr. Hammer. The girls' work is under the direction of Miss Eileen Haensgeng Miss Marie Viloerlelg and Miss Marion Brock, a Girl Reserve sponsor. In the offices are Mr. George Baltus, Copper- dome business sponsorg Miss Delia Frickep Miss Betty Paddockg Mrs. Dorothy Stoeckg and Mrs. Alice Sakemi, successor to Miss Anita Wachs. With Dr. Iekel in the Health department are Mrs. Irene Hugunin, Miss Beth Linn, Mrs. Irene Miller, Miss Beverly Nook, and Mrs. Dorothy Vincent. Www! Mx.-tg 274--if 5-NMLG-2.7y XR . Yi f.f,f2.u.i!5f,f:-f--M -QQML, nm .4.Z.26.l11:, Mummy wuz, macocoa-.A f.,.f.,v7f-V 'N ' J If' 'f ' ' 'W' 0 454bZL'fU-4-n,,.J cjM J 'C U '

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COPPERDOME Wi+h open moulhs, lhe Junior High Glee club and Miss House sing Chrisfmas Carol's wifh greaf gusfo. Who will 'forge+ fhe inspirinig climax +o lhe Juggler of Nolre Dame presenled by 'I'he Dance Club early in lhe Chrislmas season? This beauliful nafivify scene fool! +he place of +he annual village Chrisfmas lree. Tomafoes, beans, and carrofs were among lhe canned goods which served as admission fo +he Girl Reserve ln an earlier scene, 'lhe gay iuggler performed for an Thanksgiving Can Dance. apprecialive group of villagers.