Shorewood High School - Copperdome Yearbook (Shorewood, WI)

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WALDRON WALIGORSKI LOIS WALLEY A busy soul was Lois, with sports, riding, and bridge as her hobbies. Active in Life Saving, orchestra, band, and Girl Reserves, she also worked with the Hospital Aides. During her senior year, she was a Ripples re- porter, recording secretary of the Student council, and was elected to National Honor society. ' VIRGINIA WIESE Ginnie is a well known girl on our campus for she has been with us for six years, ln her freshman year her only activity was band and as a sophomore she joined the Dance and Dramatic clubs. She dropped dramatics as a junior and added 50-50 club which she continued throughout her senior year. BARBARA ANNE WEISS Barbi came as a senior from Shortridge High school, Indianapolis. During her two years there, she participated in Student council, Senate club, and Scouts. At summer school, Barbara earned enough credits to permit her to graduate in three years. Barbi made many new friends through work in dramatics. WEBER I ANET WEBER Entering Mixed chorus with enthusiasm at the be- ginning of her freshman year, Ianet was a faithful member for four years. Her other extra-curricular activi- ties included Home Eco- nomics club for one year and Girl Reserves for three, Ianet's good sense of humor has made her well liked by all. 5 f , COPPERDOME MARIE WALDRON Marie came to Shorewood from St. Roberts in her ninth grade year, and promptly proceeded to enter Dramatic club. When a junior, she was a member of Block captains and as a senior, was influenced into joining A Cappella choir. Among her many outside activities, art takes up most of Marie's time. EUGENE WALIGORSKI Barney entered Shorewood High school in ninth grade from St. Casimer, He did not join any extra- curricular activity, however, he has spent a lot of time working in the cafeteria. The fact that Barney is interested in wild life is shown by his hobby of small animals. He is also an ardent fisherman. JOYCE WALTERS In line with her hobby of music, Ioyce has been in choir for three years. As a freshman, she. participated in Dramatic club and home nursing, followed by three years in Girl Reserves and Block captains. When she was a junior, Ioyce became a Social chairman, and this year gave her services to Hall monitors. WALLEY WALTERS WIESE WEISS, B. 'QP 'F 'EPC'

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SENIORS fi Jim TRIPP TUMLER MARION UBER Marion is a girl with real stick-to-it-tiveness. For four years she was a faithful member in Leaders club, Mixed chorus, sports, and Extra-curricular Board. In her senior year she was active in Student council and in Red Cross. Many of her spare moments are spent in knitting and sewing. BEVERLY VAN PATTEN When Buzzie came to Shorewood from St. Louis as a freshman she joined Girl Reserves and remained a faithful member for four years. She was a Block cap- tain in ninth and tenth grade and a participant of chorus for three years. She gave up chorus in her senior year to become a Nurse's Aide. I ANET VONIER Here's the gal whose long blond hair and ability to draw has made many at Shorewoodite envious. Ianet joined Mixed chorus and sports in her freshman year and then left us for Holy Angels in '43, She returned as 51 senior however, and became a member of Ripples sta . VAN ALSTINE MARGARET VAN ALSTINE Up to her senior year, the University High school of Laramie, Wyoming claimed Van as a student. While she was there she was elected president of her class and was on the Stu- dent council for three years, Most of her spare time was spent singing with a swing band. if WILLIAM TRIPP Bill is a versatile fellow, jumping from one activity to another. ln his freshman year, he joined Dramatic club and basketball, but he dropped these in favor of Hi-Y in his sophomore year. Year number three saw him in A Cappella choir and football, but back to dramatics. NANCIANN TUMLER Nance is a gal who loves to draw and really has ability. Art isn't her only hobby, for in the summer Nanciann is attracted by aquaplaning and swimming. She entered Shorewood from St. Roberts in l942 and joined the ranks of home room 312. Nanciann is a gal with plenty of pep and personality. LOIS ULLMANN Lois was a member of choir as a sophomore and iunior and was a Hall monitor while a senior. Through her membership in the Hospital Aide Corps, Lois had a chance to confirm her suspicions that her true ambition was nursing. Because of this interest, she was a faith- ful Hospital Aide for two years. UBER ULLMANN VAN PATTEN VONIER If 4M9'x IQ. W

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SENIORS DAVID WEISS Dave entered Shorewood in 1941 from St. Roberts. Although he served as a Social chairman in his junior year, his activities were almost entirely directed toward dramatics. He was awarded the Dragon as a junior and in his senior year he was a very effective Pro- fessor Higgins in the classic Pygmalion . IANIS WESTPHAL In l94l, Iannie came to Shorewood from Chilton, Wisconsin. Her cheery personality helped her to win many friends here. jannie's record collection keeps her very busy whenever she doesn't have a good book to read. ln her senior year, she found time to join the ranks of the Girl Reserves. BURTON WEYMIER Throughout his school years, one could see Blondie at his monitors post in the administration building, as a drum major for the Red and Grey band, or as a freshman cheerleader. Burton was a member ot the World Citizenship club and 50-50 club. Although a member of Cross Country, he is an outstanding figure skater. WEYMIER WICKMAN WICKLUN D WICKERT gi WEISS. D. WESTPHAL IOHN WICKLUND After spending his grade school years in Carleton school, Whitey came to Shorewood in l94l as a freshman. None of the extra-curricular activities at- tracted him to the extent that he joined one, so he spends most of his after school time with his hobbies, horseback riding, bowling, and hunting. IOAN WICKMAN Wickie came from St. Roberts, and she lost no time entering into our activities. She was a member of Dramatic club and sports as a sophomore and during her junior year added Leaders club and Girl Reserves. When she was a senior, Ripples took up much of her time not already occupied by other activities. AUDREY WICKERT Audrey left St. Iohn's Lutheran school for Shorewood in l94U and joined Dramatic club and sports, which she continued for four years. As a junior, she added Ripples to her program and was awarded the Quill and Scroll in her senior year for her outstanding work. Hall monitors completed her activities. WILKIE IAMES WILKIE joining Mixed chorus with enthusiasm in his sopho- more year, lim has found time for active participation in his other interests. Tak- ing the lead in the oper !etta in his junior year, he was also a member of SU-50 club, Hi-Y, a Block captain, and Social chairman, with Cop- perdome staff rounding out his full schedule.