Shorewood High School - Copperdome Yearbook (Shorewood, WI)

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RADIO CLUB fi Mfnmm l A' ! - : i . iw My 9 l ilili L-BE if ' HH I , H' li' ?1't o5' - 1 we-7v1'H .f,., .,.- , A. -'I n-, To a group ot students, under the QTH1 HADERSLEV DENMARK supervision of Mr. Edgar Bailey and Mr. R. B. Newhauser, the call W9HWZ- WQHWZ, Willie's 9 hard working ze- brasu is a very laniiliar and heart- warming expression. lt is the identifica- tion for the little publicized Radio club. These students learn the basic princi- ples ol radio as Well as how to talk to other hams throughout the entire world. 'ill'11c'n :ml wwf in ilu' Inrluxl1'ir1l Arts in RAI?lt1l'V7'ZW5tirlQ I Numlxxkn ma ox 45' fowl! .-xl 1' ous R J' 1 Om 'll-1 : mnfflz ow ' : ww DZ4 'lx if 0' ?'f'f,nui ffj Ms mi 50 NNXIIS RXr7f21-Ze J'y14f-lx, xxx 71 ff-afvf Wtltl I. 74'-4 Rl x:-xnxx 5 ?f 74 f4- Con-ff ff7f'f 54 vs: tm rm ISI sn in tx is um -1 lil !4 !.4 ' 04' 5694 Qoti 1 CON YWMXNG Xllllkl Il INHIN llll lluilrling, mir' run IIIIIYIUS finfl lx ! ON LE o Mr. A'll'll'lllllI-S'l'l' in Ilzc' lilllr' i4'0rlc.s'l1np xg E iilsxv.. Onnv N Off Ihr' pf1if.s'ir's mmn ll'lIl'l't' lu' will W , x ww Mr. liu.iIr'y rm' rl111'isr'r.s' of ltrlrlin Clzllzf' x 8965.15 55,1 U A,27... ..,r : .,..i . 7 3 1 ff .7-fn? I

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COPPERDOME A 1liffr'r1'nf type' of Ar! is prrlr'lir'r'cl In Ihr' lnrluslrial Arls Builrling. Through Thr' imisf' of z'lz'r't1'ir'f1I .w11u.s', ll7I'llllIl,Qf 1'rp1ipmc'nl, Anfl clrills, Ihr' c'l11s.w'.v of XVUUJ Shop and Mwlul Shop lIl'l' r'fl1'ri1'fl 011. llvrz' thc' lmys Mflkz' r'w'1'ylhi11g from Uhr'f'lrr'1'lmr1l'rls In l'lll1ll'S.,, p t,,,W' ,V 'lx y i . . ,Mg -at , , i ' T t, ' - s is INDUSTRIAL ARTS Wliile some students choose courses oitered by the lndustrial Arts department to open new fields for hobbies, others enroll to qain skill alonq the iines which some day may by their vocations. The courses oiiered are art metal work, machine shop, mechanical and architectural drawing, and 'wood- worlcinq. lunior hiqli students receive instruction in the various shops Where they do beginners' work so they can iudqe if they would like to include these classes in their senior hiqh curriculum. E25-

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COPPERDOME lk, N ,74.l.... SCIENCE A comprehensive course in science is offered to all students in all grades. After two years of basic training , the ninth grader has an opportunity for an introduction to both physical and natural sciences. Biology, a required course, is supplemented by experiments in the laboratory and work in the biology garden. Taxing the brains ot juniors and seniors, chemistry and physics present more specialized information through experiments and laboratory Work, discussions, and exams. -23.-