Shorewood High School - Copperdome Yearbook (Shorewood, WI)

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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.-

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DEPARTMENTS Q A : yg'5QS-a.3Q45-'hX3lS'QD M 25 P: Qnxi- ' Yfx 1-fC. -Lgrb ' . YQN 'Q-. bt ln- o' Q36 MATHEMATICS Whether the student is preparing for college or business, he is sure of receiving adequate back- ground under the guidance of the six members of the mathematics department. Many hours have been spent by Shorewoodites solving equations, factoring, proving theorms, and finding logs in prep' paration for their next day's assignment. Many a guy and gal have worked into the wee hours O1 the morning trying to finish their math homework.