Shorewood High School - Copperdome Yearbook (Shorewood, WI)

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DEPARTMENTS 4 i t t i s R . ' ' ' , f I Fr.-hc Uma ' fat-AK NM.. ' ' f I it 3 1 t tn. to X 'ti V t 4 i JG LANGUAGE To make necessary qrammer and vocabulary practice more real, ianquaqe students study tho cul- ture, songs and games ot toreiqn nations. Because of the discontinuation of the ianquaqe clubs, dis- cipicle, los estudiantes, eleves, and Schuier have incorporated many oi their iavorite club activities into their reqular class programs. This year's lanquaqe assembly was presented by Latin scholars who depicted qreat men oi Rome. in previous 'years the Spanish, French, and German classes have presented pictures ot their adopted countries. -23-

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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-

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COPPERDOME coldilti rf' 4' X pw, J' 7 2- ' ,' -cr' t . w- M x f' A w, C O M M E R C I A L Students planning to enter the business world and those Wishing additional preparation tor college find practical training in the Cornrnerical department. ln the typing, shorthand, boolceeping, and business law classes pupils are drilled to near perfection. Students in neighboring classes notice the hesitant peck, peck ot the beginner change to the rhythmic tap, tap ot the seasoned typist. After years ot faithful service the office practice classes were discontinued because ot the lack of enrollees. -24,-