Shorewood High School - Copperdome Yearbook (Shorewood, WI)

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COPPERDOME SiI0m'1' rzfigns SIIIJITIHI' in the IiI2l'lIl'!f as Miss Slzcmory Kcffps ll wflflfllflll cyl' for overly-frzlkzztiuc rf'arlf'1'.s'. A z'0nIz'r of good Izooks, flllfflllll infornmlimz, And flIfl'l'l!.S'Hll,Qf HlIl?LfllZiHUS, many sfuflcnls Spend tlmir lzfis111'c' IIOIIVS lIUl'f'.n --v .xfq Q t t rttft . -1 .-j Y if T. 1' I It s t t r o l LIBRARY Books and maqazines for all topics and interests: fiction and nonfiction: silence and a quiet place to study: the only sanctuary that answers this description is the library with its facilities which are used everyday for class and individual research. All aspects are under the direction of Miss Mary Sliemory, while several qirls are employed after school to restore materials to their proper places. A complete card cataloque makes it easy for even a newcomer to find information. , QQM

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SOCIAL One ol the most important departments in the sc out the high school course various phases ot the these courses is required in every year but the so history is offered to all those who wish to take i COPPERDOME STUDIES hool, the Social Studies department, offers through- study ot social and economic problems. One ot phomore yearg and at this time an elective, World t. Field trips add much to the study ot important problems, while movies are also used extensively. 22-