Shorewood High School - Copperdome Yearbook (Shorewood, WI)

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CURRICULUM INDUSTRIAL ARTS In the Industrial Arts department five courses, taught by Mort Koenders, Arthur Bidney and R. B. Newhauser are offered to all students. These courses include woodworking, art metal shop, mechanical and architectural drafting, and machine shop. After a boy learns the funda- mentals in any class he may progress at his own speed, becoming as pro- ficient in each skill as his abilities permit.

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HOME ECONOMICS Personal attractiveness, color and dress design, and clothing construc- tion are included in the clothing courses offered to all senior high girls. These girls also learn to use leisure time more efficiently as sewing may also be a hobby. COPPERDOME Iuniors and seniors are offered a home economics survey course which in- cludes foods, clothing, in- terior decorating, and fam- ily problems. In the foods course they study nutrition, balanced diets, buying foods wisely, and table dec- oration. The kitchen of the home economics department has been remodeled and mod- ernized. Many new appli- ances were added, among them an automatic clothes washer, dryer, and ironer. In their foods classes the students are being taught the use of these conveni- ences.

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