Shorewood High School - Copperdome Yearbook (Shorewood, WI)

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DAVID BAILEY Dave's interest in co-curriculars was music as he sang in the Choir three years and played the violin in the Orchestra for four. He went out for football as a sopho- more and baseball as a junior and senior. His spare time was spent in Hi-Y, Hall Monitors, and Square Dance club. TED BALISTRERI Mr. Shorewood of l953! This little bruiser is a real sports fiend, with four years of football and track and one of swimming. Banana was president of Square Dance club and was vice-president of his class twice: first as freshman, then as senior. Two years of Band was all the music that he needed. DOROTHEA BART Patti entered our halls of learning when she came from Lake Bluff. Throughout high school she did not find many activities to her liking, but when she was a senior, she became an enthusiastic member of Mixed Chorus. Sewing is Patti's prime hobby and this occupies much of her time. LYNNE BAZELON After Lynne spent her freshman year getting to know everyone at Shorewood, she joined Y-Teens as a sopho- more. During her junior and senior years she participated in Mixed Chorus and Square Dance club. Hall Monitors and Greyhound Guides claimed Lynne's interest tor one year. COPPERDOME STUART ADAIR When Stuart entered from Lane Tech in Chicago as a sophomore, he went out for swimming and Mixed Chorus. He continued chorus in his junior year and raced with the cross country and track teams. During his senior year he was president of Pep club and a member of Student Council. TRAVIS ADAIR Entering our halls in the middle of his senior year from North Division high, Travis used his time making new friends but did not join any co-curriculars. At his former school Travis participated in basketball, baseball, band, orchestra, chorus and Art Club. HENRY ALTHOEN Here's a guy with an unusual hobby! He collects license plates and likes to work on cars. Buzz joined Dramatic club when he was a freshman and found it so interesting that he stayed for four years. He has become quite a dancer as a result of being in Square Dance club for three years. GAIL ANDERSON This peppy gal directed her energy toward Square Dance club and Pep club for two years and served as a social chairman, Hall Monitor and Y-Teen for one year each. Abbie was loyal at A'Cappe1la choir for four years, and her record collecting hobby shows another phase of her interests.

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CIHSSITISD bnallenge IXIGIQHDOFS l'OI' UTIVG Home Room Teachers John Weinhott Originates Idea A Await Replacement Seniors Will 'Get Out the Vote -class: Senior Boys Plan Science Entries Ie For Westinghouse Talent Contest 123551: Sponsor Appoints Joyce Theurich Editor-in-chiet '53 Copperdome Y-Teens Elect Alice May as irturo Macias 'C .5253 PVSXY ,pens Hi-Y'S WC Seniors Roam Halls ,, , A 9 With Unusual Tops Here they come, from the cafe K teria, Youth center,' gym, Coppel eniof Claes Plane l Qn J d me fm y ' 'GY et West Ben f? X .. Seniors Receive Following the pattern'of recent L' , ts: iii? 'ss Ce' lege Award Zouncil EIec.l.S , N Senior Committees . B ' P t' lValter Weiss 4 ' Q i Segnf relfarilmns tudent Judge f emo UP' S eniors Participate it t 15 Capllol' i. Aptitude Tests il VISl'l' lViddISOh ienioxg vuho'piant.to enter an vo- Qi 4: f' A trip to Madison to receive 1 issztrseiisii liiilffizf 321131237 ' Seniors Begin Zgipnal guidance director, re- -Q Q' Ea' ' ' Class ot 53 Elects New Othcersg hfiinifgbiffjg Martin, Balistreri l-lead Activities Sr. Home lic Club Tanya Johnson to Hold Position Elects President A During the annual Splash party, viary Hartung was elected presi lent of the Sr. Home Econom s Top Social Leader Next Year Next year's head social chairman ' ' will be Tanya Johnson announced Mauger Will Head '53 Monitor Statt Mrs. Edith May Smith, dean of Dsl. Strayed, or Stolen - 799 Graduates chili? MeUge'1j1 'ief'heS bee to head hall monitors next Senltjl' Clagg 'l'n Cqrarlllnl-n - lima ll

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SENIORS WILLIAM BEVERLY Bill's the big boy who's been playing the bass fiddle in the Orchestra for four years. During this same time he was also a member of the swimming team. The remainder of Bill's high school career was occupied by Square Dance club. A'Cappel1a choir, Band, and Student Council. CAROLE BIRKETT It can't be said that Carole lost any time when she came to S.H.S. in her junior year: for she immediately became interested in Square Dance. Dramatic, and Sports clubs. The next year she became a member of Pep club. Y-Teens, and Copperdome stafi. besides serving as a Hall Monitor and secretary of Student Council. GENE BOLICH Spunky entered Shorewood irom Boys' Tech during his freshman year. Singing became his main interest as he joined Glee Club that year and went on to become a mem- ber of A'Cappella choir for the next three years. As a senior he was a faithful member of the football team, and earned his letter. NANCY BOMM Nan entered school here as a senior after three success- ful years at North Division. There she was an active member of Girls' club for two years and Band and Booster club for one year each. Nan spent most of her senior year getting acquainted with Shorewoodites and their school system. NEILL BREY Neill is one of the strong and silent type at S.H.S. I-Ie arrived quietly, in 1950, from St. Roberts and he's been minding his own business ever since. As a sophomore and a junior Neill didn't take much interest in co-curriculars: however Dramatic club and cross country helped fill his senior year. JAMES BROWN lim is another of those lucky people who has musical ability. He entered Choir by way of one year's experience in Glee club and transferred to Mixed Chorus the next year. He was a member of the Red Cross council and of the Square Dance club. IOAN BULLOCK Ioanie was interested in many co-curriculars for she was active in Dramatic club, Sports club. Home Ec, Hall Moni- tors, and Youth Council. In Ioanie's senior year she rep- resented her home room as social chairman. During her spare time she enjoys collecting and listening to records. PATRICIA CALLAHAN Music and sports were major interests in Pat's life as she played in the Orchestra for one year and was a four year member of Band and Sports club. Y-Teens and Ripples Business were among her other co-curriculars and she also belonged to Square Dance club, Leaders' club and Hall Monitors.