Shorewood High School - Copperdome Yearbook (Shorewood, WI)

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In a freshmen Latin class Joan Lnghtfooi points out some Interest :ng fads to Ron Zelazo Margaret Pierce and John Casey Wann 'W Qc' l M COPPERDOME Busy typusfs are hard at work wnth thexr daily exercises Barbara Morgan assisis Ann Davey in freshman sewing class. 18

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These Spanish students are participating in the foreign language assembly The blindfolded gurl is trying to break open the punata filled with treasures q,-1 :SL t'lm X s. Barbara Morgan, Ned Sutherland, and Virginia Gibbs solve algebraic equa- tions in their first year al- gebra class. Exact measurements and careful planning are neces y to f a door o modern cabinet designed by one of the students C U R R I C U L U M EP l if tif' .. . 1. . ry if f i . '. 'tl ' ii A i i -W in '13 K Q ' . f.. if 'Q I . .i Q u t I , W it' 4 x Hx V sar it t a

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CURRICULUM ws. WIth the assustance of John Blanchard and Dan Crean Steve Kraut puts the fInIsh Ing touches on a mechanIcal drawnng problem When InvestIgatIng the freshmen currIculum we fInd a great varIety of sublects that are packed full of fun and learnIng BeSldeS takIng physIcal educa tIon general scIence and EnglIsh the FTeShIe gebra There are also classes In general math art home ECONOMICS and IndustrIal arts All courses are desIgned to Increase the students knowledge d velop hIs skIlls and broaden hlS Interests ln EnglIsh varIous forms of lIterature and meth ods of lIterary expressIon are studIed If the student elects to take a foreIgn language he learns about a new land IlS people and IlS lIterature WhIle algebra deals wIth the fascInatIng study of num bers general math concerns Itself wIth everyday busIness problems A basIs for future scIentIfIc SfUdIES and Increase of general knowledge form the backbone of the general SCISDCC course PhysIcal fItness IS the oblectlve of the physIcal educatIon program SkIlls learned In typIng durIng the freshmen year Wlll prove to be of great value In the future Home economIc courses dealIng wIth food and clothIng provIde the foundatIon for a happIer, more Independent lIfe MakIng small household artIcles IS the years prolect of the IndustrIal arts course Through art one can develop a means of expres sIon WhlCh wIll Improve as the years go by Both courses gIVe one an excellent opportunIty to de velop hlS hobbIes So one can conclude the freshmen year IS on of great opportunItIes In the further development of educatIon if I Gretchen PfeIfer Roberta Melrose and Sue BIeIer are exammed by the school nurse Mrs Krause before enterIng school after an lllness vw H W T? it , X 1 . . A QL V , .. ' 1, v , . . - I M AUT ffl ,hi -I ,W lf f fa' X . Q. may vary his day with a language, typing, or al- - ' I ' . . . I e- , ' e 19