Shorewood High School - Copperdome Yearbook (Shorewood, WI)

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CURRICULUM Susan Prltzkow has her eyes checked for glare recovery nn drrvers education For many the sophomore year rs one to remem ber as sophomores are offered a varred currrculum World History one of the newly requrred courses grves a background of hrstory from the start of crvrlrzatron up to the present It rs now requrred along wrth the Engllsh and physrcal educatxon courses The sophomores are also offered a wrde varrety of electives Each rs given the opportunity to choose hrs own course from among these sublects biology a study of plant and anrmal lrfe home economrcs courses rn foods and clothing plane geometry a basrc mathematvcs course typmg for the college bound as well as the busrness minded student and any of the forelgn languages Other courses offered Include mechanical draw mg wood shop and art Mechanical drawing rs taught wrth the englneermg or draftlng student rn mlnd The constructron of a plece of fine furnrture an wood shop may lead to a vocatron or a lrfe long hobby The art course us open to all students rn terested rn desrgn or any related sublect Drrvers educatron was started several years ago rn cooperatlon wrth the state motor vehrcle depart ment lt rs a course for students who are srxteen and learnrng how to drrve Smce most students be come sixteen during the tenth grade drrvers educa tron has become a part of the sophomore year The course Includes road courtesy how to read road srgns what to do rn case of an accrdent and a general course un drrvmg an automobrle Yes the sophomore year rs a great one rn the students educatron Penny Nlckoll and Carolyn Burch work together to lmprove therr speech ll... I - , . , I ' 1 - ff . . ' . N' 1 A . , 1 i - ' I I I M ,L 1 I g f . . - . I , I F . . ' ,, I 5, I I ' . , . I - , , . . . 3 I , V I , . . I N 25

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an 'YK ,-1 do COPPERDOME Snnglng Joyeux Noel second year French students Frances Murphy Pam Roby Kus Skogstrom and Pat Mc Mucken celebrate the hols day season Panel dnscussnons of vornous classlcs make up one unut of the lronlng a technique necessary for every homemaker IS prac sophomore Engllsh program Don Anderson leads a duscusston tuced In all home ecanomucs courses Here Georgeanne Nels on novels and Polly Netz dusplay then' skull 'Munra- viii 2 ,if fm lllll - 1 on e yyyyy aey l h 4 e is .e t v Nr ? . l ' 1 : fv: 5 je Q s gh r ' ' F lj 3 it y N Q ,maj 4 I 3 : . 4 S . g l H K ,I V , k-twA V - . . , ' iw rs 'Z Q -1, I xl 5 J . , 1 ' 4-254-fa frm if K , Y i S -M 1 V N i t - f n , e ' 2 1 one 5 Y M. . 1 f M ky. 1 y . , . 2 y , 5 l A .f ll D. 2

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1 Junnors Martin Gosman Joan Zelger and Duck Wan ner polish thelr copy In newswrltmg A 'D Nr' N514 24 COPPERDOME Marshall Zubatsky proves has point un American has tory whsle Bull Allen Bauba Blats and Steve Blatz look Interested chemistry stu dents have a chance to develop their skulls durnng laboratory pernods