Shorewood High School - Copperdome Yearbook (Shorewood, WI)

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COPPERDOM Shades of old Switzerland were portrayed by members of the Ger- man class in the language assem- bly. The show included a Bavarian Schunplattler and German folk singers. Advanced French students receive newspapers once a week. They read and discuss them in class. ll r ,Q p RJ Eat, drink. and be merry could well have been the motto of the annual Roman dinner, held by the advanced Latin class. The theme of this year's affair was the celebration ol the end ot the trial ol Archias. the poet. Spanish students keep up to date in their studies by follow- ing the sports in which Latin Americans participate.

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CURRICULUM Pat Hoffman and Iudy Ballmer espe- cially enjoy the interior decorating unit of Home Ec. Survey. These girls are learning the modern way to pre- pare food for freezing in their foods class. Lu!-lnn Bidney takes a tuck in the formal that will make Karen Peterson the belle of the ball. X E gf Mrs. T. I. Ienson, aided by Home Ec. Survey students Pat Hoffman and Roberta Baumgart- ner, serve at a tea for suburban principals. . NX -

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CURRICULUM The speech class presented a back- ground lor the Classic, Quality Street for the English classes. The attractive bulletin boards in the Little Theater is a clue to the efforts of the Assembly Training class. These boys learn to make sets in their Produc- tions class. Betty Hanes and lim Helle put the lin- ishing touches on a fireplace for a play. . , v-Q-...,.,L,M . ...F ' --A -21-