Shorewood High School - Copperdome Yearbook (Shorewood, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1959 volume:

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M , e .f l . - 1 , , r 5- ' ' , IX ,R - f t Q ,A , 'V U g' ,S COPPERDOME The Iuxurront growth of Ivy adds color to the beczutlful surroundings os It changes from dork green to orange and scarlet It was never thus on on Frndcuy evemng un October' CAMPUS Coming up the tree Imed walks students fund Shorewood a thung of beauty and a campus of whlch to be proud One oclock a general exodus from the Youth Center then two hours In classes before meeting agam at three thnrty 5 I 1 1 1 COPPERDOME Mrs A S Robinson clerk Ncthczneal Lemke Leslre Asprn director Carl B Melander Ernest Dovus treasurer 6 DOUGLAS M BROWN BS MS Superintendent LOUIS ROMANO BS MS PhD Director of Instructional Servrces BOARD OF EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION JOHN F. WEINHOFF, A.B., M.A. Principal ADMINISTRATION HAROLD STOLZ B E A EDITH MAY SMITH BA 7 I I 1 , . ., M. . , . Dean of Boys Dean of Girls 11 COPPERDOME VINCENT P. ALCOTT, B.E., Ph.M. Social Studies, Mathematics EDITH ATCHISON B.A. M.A. Latin Red Cross ARTHUR E. BIDNEY . r I Industrlayt Burldung aod Grounds, GERALD OLZ Science Football Basketball Track AGNES BLAIR BS Englrsh Dramallcs MARION C BROCK B S M S Physrcal Educatnon Y Teens Llfe Savrng Water Ballet RAY R BUTLER BA MEd Drrector of Recreahon IRENE CARPENTER BA MA Engllsh Social Studles PETER COLOSIMO BS MA Physical Educatlon Chairman Varsity Swrmmrng Water Safety Football VIRGINIA COSTLEY BA Engllsh Socnal Studles Y Teens CAROLYNL CREMEENS BS MA Speech Charrman Dramatrc Clubs SAMUEL N DECKER BA M French Football Track FACULTY HE ENL DUNLAP BA MA DEd Dlreclar of Psychological Servlces HELEN GARETT B E BM M E Muslc BERNARD D GREESON BS M Speech Science Dramahc Clubs OLE GUNDERSON BS Physical Educahon Volleyball Golf Physical Educahon Chairman Leaders Club Sports DOUGLAS N HALL BS Physical Educahon Cross Country Swrmmlng Track RUHL HALL BA MA Speech Re Educahon ELEANOR HAMILTON BS M S Physical Educahon Dance Club Jumor High Sports 9 L . , . ., . ., . . , . ., .A. EILEEN HAENSGEN, B.S., M.A. . , . ., M.S. T . , . ., . . COPPERDOM JANE HOLLYMAN BA Musuc Orchestras L MARGUERITE HOUSE BA BM Muslc Gnrls Glee Club Boys Glee Club El ERJ J COBS N BS Cleft oo I ask t M' AILEEN JAMES BS M E M H E Home Economlcs Jumor Home Economics Club ELISE JOHANN B S M A Ar Dramatic Clubs Socual Studues Basketball Footooll MARGARET JOSEPH BS M A Mathematics Chairman Mu Alpha Theta FRANCES J KENNEY BS MA Mathematics Guxdance Placement Counselor DOROTHY S KITTLESON BA English Dramatic Clubs MORTON C KOENDERS BS M Industrial Arts Chairman ROBERT E KUPFER BS Mathematlcs English Sacral Studie Track Basketball MARGARET W LARSON B E Busmes Education Red Cross , . ., M.A. , , . ., . ., M.M. M . , . F nf, b J J f J fs? t oAvln D. Jones, a.A. . , . ., .A. . , . ., M.A. FACULTY LEONARD O LEVERSON BS M Engllsh Social Studles Track Football LARRY L LOVE BA English Socnal Studies Dramatic Clubs MABLE MADDEN PhB MA English ARTHURL McLEAN BA MA Social Studies Chairman JANET MILLER BA M Mathematics Copperdome WILLIAM O Olson BA MA Mathematics Football ZELMA OOLE BA MA Englrsh A HENRY W POTTS BS MS Buslness Educatuon Chaurman 11 . , .., . 1 , , .., .. . , . . . I . Hi-Y , .., .A. . , .. , .., .. FT . , .., .. , COPPERDOME CHESTER A RINKA BS Soclal Studles Englush Football Basketball ETHELYN C ROBINSON BA MA Home Economics Chaurman Sensor Home Ecanamlcs Club RUTH SCHOEN B S M A Spanvsh Los Galgos RICHARD SCIBBY BA M Mathemahcs Football Science Donald E Sellew BS MA Music Cholr MARY C SHEMORRY BA MA Llbranan Natlonal Honor Socuety CARL SIEFERT BS M Ed Mathematlcs Varslty Football Tenms Rlpples Busnness 12 , . ., .A. DALE M. SCHUPPENER, B.A., Ph.M. FACULTY SANDY SMITH B M M M Music Bands MARGARET STURR BA M English Siudent Councll NORMAN SUCHANEK B S Scuence Radio Club BERTON L SWAN BS Socual Sclence OTTIS SWIGER BA Socnal Studies Dromahc Clubs Cheerleaders BERTHA WHITE BA MA Englnsh Chanrman Rnpples HAROLD WIERKS BA MS Science Chairman Camera Club HAROLD WOLFE BS Asslsiant Director of Recreahon KURT ZANDER BA MA German Foreugn Language Chairman gbsaifwcf 0 wfxwgvfy KWWL4' A 1 , , ., .A. R N Li I+ , . ., M.S. K . , . ., M.S. , . . V J f' . V ck ,Lf 1 'J W , 1 X I of COPPERDOME GEORGE BALTUS, B.A. Accountant, Athletic Director Copperdome Business KATHYRN BOWLES Secretary to Mr Brown FRANCES BUELOW Secretary to Mr Wemhoff DOROTHY GRAVES High School Secretary MADELINE JEFFERY Recreation Department Secreta ry THEODORA KALKHOFF Switch Board Operator MABEL P MILLER Attendance Clerk CAROLL SIMPSON Secretory to Dr Romano ANITA WANGERIN Bookkeeper DOROTHY THOMPSON RN Heolth Adviser ALICE MORSE R D H Dental Hygienist 11 I 3 i f G S x. I ' 5 1: 9 151 KE LQ QW Q W' Q A COPPERDOME MATHEMATICS Shorewood offers ten semesters of mathematics but only one year IS re quired for graduatlon For those not In terested In advanced work thus one year can be general mathematlcs The college bound student wall usually take two years of algebra one year of plane geometry and trlgonometry There are accelerated and enriched sections at every grade level but thus year for the frrst time an eughth grade class was started In elementary al gebra The furst weeks were used to correct weaknesses In arnthmetuc The remarnung time was devoted to the usual maternal covered In freshman algebra plus supplementary topics to enrrch the stu dent s understandrng of mathematrcs if f X ,J I - I I I and a semester each of solid geometry I CURRICULUM SCIENCE A four year program rs offered by the science department which is headed by Mr Wrerks General science a required course for all freshmen Introduces the student to the various phases of science and helps hum determine sn which field his Interests may lie Offered to all senior high students biology deals with the mals Trees for Tomorrow individual prolects and experiments help cz person become better acquainted with life Chem istry and physics available to lunuors and seniors are college preparatory courses designed especially for those who are scientifically inclined origin and life history of plants and ani- COPPEBDOME K eff A! Ex., IS ENGLISH Englnsh ns a requlred sublect for fresh men sophomores and rumors and rs a popular electrve for sensors ln addutnon to standard courses creative wrrtlng taught by Mass Oole as offered to fresh men cmd rumors A hrghlzght of the lun :or course IS the Gleam a bn annual supplementary sheet to the Rrpples An other course offered ns rumor newswrutmg Thus class Includes the fundamentals of lournalrshc wrrtmg as well as standard lunlor English Newswrltmg IS a prepara tory course for membership on the Rrpples staff In the senior year Students may become members of the creative wrlhng or newswrltmg classes by obtalnlng recommendatron from theur Englush teachers CURRICULUM ENGLISH ln the event that a student becomes a member of a newswrrtmg group h must malntann a hugh level of work rn order to be elrguble for membershup on the Rlpples staff whose members are chosen by Mess Whute advnser Rupples luke newswrntung us a two rn one course Besldes wrltlng edltlng and publrshlng a bu weekly newspaper the group cov ers all sensor English work Freshman units of study Include one on the news paper one on speech one devoted to Although the sophomores also study grammar a greater portnon of their tame IS devoted to the study of llterature In cluding two Shakespearean plays .. I e ' I I ' I , ' ' . I I - I - I I autobiographies, and one on grammar. ' I W y . I V I , 4 V .J t A COPPERDOME LIBRARY Shorewood s library has always mam school libraries Its many books both fic tion and non fiction its periodicals news papers encyclopedlas and other refer ence books are available to students at all times The extensive number of refer ence books contained in our library makes it an excellent place from which to ob tain source material for research work and the many fiction books and quiet atmosphere provide hours of enloyment for students who wish to take advantage of them With the assistance of Miss Mary Shemorry our librarian students are able to find any maternal and information desired 20 lo l . ill . mf fl tained a high ranking among state high V u a u I x . ,X . X CURRICULUM SPEECH Assembly Training Speech and Produc- tions are the three speech courses which are offered to seniors. The Assembly Training class is responsible for planning writing casting and directing the weekly assemblies. Each member has one assem- bly for which he is personally responsible and each member also presents an origi- nal one-hour lecture recital at the end of the year. The main purpose of speech is to teach the art of communication by means of a concentrated study of radio class which is the technical crew for the assemblies students learn and practice the fundamentals of technical play pro- duction I I I I I , I television and drama. In the productions I I COPPERDOME FOREIGN LANGUAGES Four years each of French Ger man Spanush and Latin are offered at Shorewood Each of the modern language rnstructors Mr Samuel Decker Mass Ruth Schoen and Mr Kurt Zander head of the depart ment stnves to grve a speakrng knowledge of the language and to acquaint students wnth the cul ture ofthe lands In whnch the lan guages are spoken The purpose o Latin taught by Mrss Ednth Atchrson rs to give a knowledge of fundamentals as they apply to the better understandrng of Engllsh Since advanced Spanish was not available thus year students Inter ested In contrnuung their work n Spanssh have organnzed a Spannsh Club C U R R I C U L U M SCCIAL STUDIES Shorewood students are required to follow a three year socnal studues pro gram The Instructors of the varlous courses are charrman Arthur L Mclean and Mr Alcott Mr Jones Mr Swan and Mr Swrger The sophomore year rs de voted to a study of World Hrstory whuch gnves a general outlme of hlstory from ancient times to the present and serves as a background for later courses of study American History IS the requrred course for lunuors It offers a complete coverage of our hnstory from our coun try s discovery to the present tnme Sen racy class where they become better acqucnnted wrth the problems of today s world SE iors participate in a Problems of Uemoc- s A, A' 'M f Q. COPPERDOME ART Art us an elective course offered to all students nn grades nlne through twelve ln the fnrst year the arm of the course IS to acqualnt the student with basuc desugn prrncnples and to develop a preference for good desrgn To accomplish thus a varied program of deslgn and picture makmg IS offered After first year two courses are open to the student One deals wnth ad vanced drawrng and panntmg whale work rn crafts Including leather ceramncs and metals constutute the other course Work from all classes was displayed In the showcases at various tnmes throughout the year CURRICULUM MUSIC DEPARTMENT Headed by Mr Donald Sellew the Musrc Department strrves to better the student s knowledge and thus hrs appre cratlon of thas Important facet of the fine arts In preparatron for concerts and as semblres the Chorr Band and Orchestra members are grven both lndlvrdual and group lessons So that the various musl cal organizations may practrce and perfect durlng the co curricular perrod what they have previously learned one physical education perrod rs devoted to mstruc Smrth and Mass Jane Hollyman depart ment sponsors of Choir Band and Orches tra respectrvely make thus actrvuty both educatronal and engoyable ,-'Z' J: I X. tion each week. Mr. Sellew, Mr. Sandy ' ' W H K K G '5r l A 25 ' .. Q .fd COPPERDOME nance HOME ECONOMICS The home economics courses avaulable to all sensor hugh gurls provide them wnth knowledge valuable In later life as well as the present Clothing and texhles ns a two year course IH selecting and caring for clothmg Basuc and advanced sewung rs Included In which the gurls make every thmg from bermuda shorts to wnnter coats Home Economucs Survey ns avaul able to rumors and sensors It Involves unlts In the study of foods clothing and textiles famlly relationships and home decoration The department has desrgned all nts courses to teach the students to be self directing wnth the ablllty to make wvse decnslons C U R R I C U L U M INDUSTRIAL ARTS Three flelds of lndustrual arts are open to students of the sensor hugh they are woodworkmg architectural drawing and mechamcal drawnng Morton Koenders and Arthur Bldney Instruct the students nn baslc pnnclples of the course and then advuse them on the chouce and prepara tuon of their prolects Students who plan to go unto the buzldung trades are eng: neerlng usually Include at least one of these courses In their currlculum Wood worklng Interests students who like to work with therr hands and see thelr own :deas take shape whsle archntectural and me chamcal drawlng enable students to work out their ideas on paper. fl Us lk A Y, fha .1 ws, .ek COPPERDOME -N-.i BUSINESS EDUCATION Typlng stenography and bookkeep :ng the three courses Included In bus: ness Bookkeepmg us an mvaluable and as an mtroductlon to accountmg and may also be helpful to one In keeplng hrs personal records For those unter ested In buslness as a career two years of typlng and stenography are avallable Stenography which guves the student a sufflcuent background for secretarual work IS offered to all lumors and sensors who have successfully completed a year of tvplng Furst year typing has become a very popular course because of nts value In dauly lfe whale advanced typing emphasizes greater speed and advanced technlque 28 x 223' V 4 0 'l 3 1: , .r , l-, f 1 I ' 7 I ' 1 X N, ' R . . . . 1 S5 ,J . . . I . l I 6 . CURRICULUM HEALTH Shorewood's Health Department is repre- sented in the high school by Mrs. Thompson, school nurse. Besides testing and recording the results of students' hearing, weight, height, and vision, Mrs. Morse, dental hy- gienist, plays an important role by checking teeth twice a year. A polio immunizing clinic TB skin testing including the follow-up checking and X rays is an annual protect for the department Routine office work in cludes medical excuses from Phy Ed pupils referred by teachers and emergencies from other school activities From 745 AM to 4 45 P M a student can visit the health office and get tips on anything from proper dieting to care of complexion COPPERDOME GIRLS PHYSICAL EDUCATION The arms of Glrls physncal education are concerned wuth the future as well as the present The purposes of the course are to nncrease motor skulls to help de velop better health habits to develop skull In sports and to promote leadershlp and cltlzenshup through good Sportsman ship and desirable attitudes Last but not least fun results for all who partnclpate Durrng the past year the gurls had a chance to perfect themselves In basket ball fleld hockey volleyball swrmmlng baseball archery tennls and bowllng Mrss Haensgen Muss Brock and Mass Ham nlton helped all to approach these goals I . . , . . , . I I I 1 I , . . 1 I ' I - C U R R I C U L U M BOYS PHYSICAL EDUCATION With a rigid program of body building and muscular coordination the boys physical edu cation department has a well rounded curricu lum Indoor and outdoor sports are followed by tests for the various skills which are gained during the season Excellent facilities enable teachers to instruct boys in the finer points of several actvltles Gynastlcs occupied most f tramplng rope climbing and other fitness skills Swimming basketball and volleyball constitute a malor portion of the indoor program Fresh air sports including football soccer and base ball add the needed depth to the years ac IIVIIISS I .. i . . O the winter with the boys working on tumbling, C O P P E R D O M E PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES Often the period of growing up is encum- bered with many problems for the student, but while most of these difficulties can be solved by parents, teachers, or counselors, a few do need psychological guidance. Shore- wood's psychologist, Dr. Helen Dunlap, is always available to aid all students who desire help. OPEN HOUSE Shorewood s faculty had an opportunity to meet parents of this years students in an Open House on September 10 1958 M Weinhoff with the assistance of Mr Stolz and Mrs Smith planned a program consist ing of opening speeches in the auditorium followed by an informed sessions in which the parents and teachers could discuss plans for the year , . , . r. , . 1 I ' - fm s s A WN? .W - ' 4 Q' S is Q, N 4 is li is M 3 47 .g ,ng V A CURRICULUM DRIVERS EDUCATION Drlvers Educatuon rs desrgned to nn struct the students rn the laws of drrvrng Nl rn Wrsconsun It rs a required sublect for all students who are approachnng therr sixteenth birthday Mr Harold Wolfe the Instructor shows movnes and uses other vnsual ands to determme the students depth perceptron and reactuon tnme Tests are grven each week and at the end of the course a comprehensive test rs glven Students passlng thus test are exempt from further written tests when applyung for therr temporary lnstructlon permit Drivers Educatuon rs cz means of promotlng safe and courteous drrvrng by students COPPERDOME 'fi REMEDIAL READING Students deslrmg to raase theur readlng rate and comprehensuon may take remedial readmg wuth Muss Mable Madden durmg frrst hour twlce a week Stress ns placed on recogmzlng and understanding baslc udeas retammg Important details, and uncreasnng vocabulary Machines whlch flash words and sen tences at a set rate on a screen are used Barbara Brachman Judy Graham and Doug Kane were among those who took advantage of the opportunnty ta lmprove thelr readrng SPEECH RE EDUCATION Development of the students best possrble speech habrts and re tralnrng the student wlth a particular speech problem are the mann 0bleCllVeS of the work done by Mass Ruth Hall speech thera plst On some occaslons the psychologust and health department are also essentlal to the work In cor rectlng faulty speech patterns Sound Charts Ron De Young and Carolyn Burch were mutually helpful IH solvmg thelr speech problems , 'D . A . I I - , . I 1' . X , 4 54 v w Slam. QW 1 'f ' I N O' Tbzizip 'UIQ' 'g -Sli Q Vwq-Rv,-Li-1 V 'wmv b91J'4 1 - r Q.- s Q X W F,--.. Marty Koschnlck Smuckler Bruesewnz Sllvestrl A Lenlcheck Schultz Mellencamp GY Bohm COPPERDOME sl ,QR If gl' .el QQ- Hubbard Moede Heckl Borneman T MacCarthy Ferkl Reilly Bannen Borneman R Steunberg Jacobs Fowle Nelson McClintock Aspm 36 l 4 Bathke Dey Weckesser Marshall Chudnow 0 ,W gs A 3 will V5 fy, X l 'I l' . lik alt- 'l 9 nr - . . f V A is l lar is Q 5' f K G K Q' f' .. H: P. xg . 4. .. .L L as Y 3 l Q . A K F A ... l H.-. M i 4 u J q ' I . SPORTS iM I MW In Bock Row Coach Carl Suefert Make Stelnberg Steve McCllntock Ray Connelly te Jacobs Bob Schultz Tum Hubbard Chips Moede Jlm Dey Gary Weckesser Dan MacCarthy Tom Mellencamp Bull Rellly Kurt Heckl Coach Elmer Jacobson Second Row Mgr Tam Houser Carl Solvestrl Dlck Borneman Tom Borneman Chris Jay Jem Bohm Tom Bathke Phll Ferkel Terry Bruesewltz larry Chudnow Mlke Harrington Tum Lenlcheck Mark Smuckler Bob Warnemuende Front Row Jlm Roche Carnot Nelson Jerry Har rungton Alan Subeck Art Marty Tom Koschmck Bob Marshall John Bannen Art Ober Jum Aspun Duck Raney VARSITY FOOTBALL Shorewood s 1958 football season began on a sour note when the South Mvlwaukee Rockets downed the Redmen by the score of 25 O The Grey hounds came back strong In their second match of the season by downmg Wauwatosa 28 0 Herb Fowle and Duck Borneman halfbacks scored one touchdown each and Chrus Jay halfback chalked up a sux pointer by scampenng 62 yards late In the second period A pass play from quarterback Tom Kuschmck to end Chaps Moede resulted In a The Hounds showed much Improvement over thenr fnrst contest and were further anded by the return of tackle Tum Hubbard and guard .hm Aspun to the Greyhound lme September 26 saw a strong West Allus Central team mvade Erlckson Fleld and Shore wood scored an upset vnctory 18 14 Jay scored twlce for the Redmen whlle sophomore halfback Carl Sllvestrl scored his flrst sux pointer late In the second half October 3 was the date and Whlteflsh Bay s football field was the scene of the annual Glory Cup battle Shorewood had captured the Glory Cup ln 1957 and came through agaln thus year wlth a 24 18 vlctory over the Blue Dukes Halfback Sul vestn and fullback Tom Mellencamp scored one touchdown aplece whale Jay came through with two The game was hlghllghted by a 60 yard touchdown run by Jay In the furst mmutes of the game and a 66 yard pass play from Koschmck to Moede The Greendale Panthers showed Improve ment from prevlous years but Shorewood gamed an easy 45 0 vlctory Sllvestn paced the attack wuth three touchdowns and an extra polnt lnclud :ng runs of 15 57 and 79 yards Sensor fullback Art Marty scored two and one extra polnt Kosch nuck and Jay accounted for the Red and Greys other touchdown on runs of 20 and 1 yards re spectuvely West Milwaukee was the next Crnmson oppo nent and the Red and Grey gamed thear flfth vuc tory by downing the Mustangs 31 20 The Grey hounds held a 19 13 lead at the half on a 26 yard pass play Koschmck to Moede Sulvestrl s pass to Jay and a three yard touchdown dash also by Jay A second Koschmck to Moede pass play cov ermg 82 yards accounted for the fourth Shorewood touchdown The last was scored by Sllvestrl on a one yard plunge Sllvestrl was the star of the West Allus Hale encounter scormg a touchdown klckmg a field goal two extra points and Inter ceptlng a pass Koschmck Mellencamp Jay and Borneman also collected sux pomters and the flnal score was a smashlng 37 6 In hopes of attalmng their thsrd consecutlve Suburban crown Coach Carl Sleferts Greyhounds met the Waukesha Blackshlrts ln the final game of the season However the Blackshlrts proved the superior team wlnnlng 40 13 Sensor tackle Tum Hubbard and semor end Chips Moede were plcked by the Milwaukee Sentmel for All Suburban honors and semor center Steve Mc Clmtock rated second team honors Hubbard Moede and sophomore halfback Carl Snlvestru were plcked on the second team by the Milwaukee Journal an 2 ' . ' ' , ' , , Pe . , ' , ' . I I I . I I I I 1 . I 1 ' . I . . . , . - I I ' . I I . ' I I I ' ' - . I ' 30 yard gain and the fourth Shorewood touchdown. '- . .. o - I I . . , . . . . , ' ' I , ' . . . ' ' I I . . . . . - . . , , ' I I I . . . . I . ' I ' . . . ' ' ' ' , I - ' I . u - u I 1 I 37 COPPERDOME S Back R w Coach Don Weudensee Coach Gerry Burkholz Duff Mullen Tom Fecht Dennus Kraft Frutz Yunker Keuth Gramza Paul Blorkholm Keuth McCluntock Bob Peurce Mgr Ken Kaye Coach Len Leverson Second Row Collun Munert Pete Housum Terry Lampurus Jum Roche Bull Tarrolly Jum Curley Roger Anderson Tom Kraeft Art Purellu Don Fagan Front Row Ron Baer Georae Kursten Tom Flemung Bob Netz Muke Sputz Eddy Johnston Hennung Yderstad Douq Moran Ed Buckland B TEAM FOOTBALL Shorewood s B team had a successful buuldung year under head coach Len Leverson and backfueld coach Gerry Burkholz A two wun, two loss, and one tue season was started by losung to Whutefush Bay and East by the respectuve scores of 15 to 6 and 26 to 6 The thurd contest agaunst Don Bosco made spuruts soar wuth our furst wun of the season l4 to 13 Contunuung theur wunnung ways, the Jayvees rolled over North 26 to O Nucolet proved to be a stuff opponent un a 6 to 6 tue for our last game Sparked with promusung future varsuty boys, a solud lune and agule backfueld allowed only flve furst downs un the last three games FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Under the unstructuon of Bull Olson and Chet Runka the freshman football squad posted a one and four record The frosh opened the season by losmg a heartbreaker to Rufus Kung 7 6, and then went on to lose to Nucolet Brookfueld and Whute fush Bay by scores of 24 O 9 0, and 33 O The team then stormed back to play theur best game of the season by defeatung East 1613 to end the year wuth a vuctory Boys who played exceptuonally well un the last game were back, Mason Ross, and luneman, Tom Saeger Others showung specual prom use are back Bob Levun and luneman Bob Hammen, and Tom Knuth Back Row Jeff Rogovun Jam Barth Duck Schlomel Duck Wulson Muckey Adler Bob Mac Gregor Bob Levun Bob Hammen Marty Ruce George Kashou Jum Kueckhefer Bull Goodruch Mgr Tom Tarrolly Second Row John Raney Tom Knuth Pete Dolger Mason Ross Don Anderson Jum Graham Dave Steunberg Duck Greve Muckey Puerson Duck Schwartz Herb Brown Ted Forrer Front Row Howue Ackerman Duck Chudnow Pete Pruessung Jerry Broehm Paul Burmaster Neul Eusenberg Steve Steun Tom Saeger John Fush -- lu 1 5 ' I , . 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Nz 1 1 4 C T 0 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I ' I ' : I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I 1 - 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 , 1 - u u 1 11 11 - - - - - I I - u - I - - . 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 v 1 1 1 - 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - T SPORTS Back Row Pete Backer Mgr Bill Pohle Roger Byhordt Tom Rice Roger Hornbeck Rod Aldrich Bruce McClelland Charles Stras burg Dan Rhodes Gary Pritchard Coach Doug Hall Mlddle Row Dlck von Brlesen Bill Harlng Tom Gatz Pele Kiefer Alun Brandt Tom Merkcrt Ed Macros Fred Gruhl Blll Brachmon Jack Swanson Front Row Barry Ackerman Bob Collins Doug Kane Jim Blume Jim Gotz Bill Sei er CROSS COUNTRY Coach Doug Hall started his first season as cross country coach with six returning lettermen Barry Ackerman Bob Collins Doug Kane Bill Pohle Jim Blume and Bill Seller Co captains Kane and Pohle compiled a duel meet record of one wan and six losses The team lost the first four duel meets includ ing a loss to arch rival Whitefish Boy 22 to 36 in which Kane placed second and Blume took fourth In losing the next meet with Waukesha 24 to 31 Kane took first place Wauwatosa and Central proved to be too strong and the team lost by scores of 24 to 36 and 23 to 32 respectively The Greyhounds captured eleventh place in their first big meet of the season the Hartford lnvi tational Marquette and Nicolet defeated Shorewood in the next two meets by scores of 22 to 39 and 23 to 32 respectively In the Lake Shore Meet the Red and Grey placed fifth out of eight teams The Nathan Hale meet was one of Shorewood s best meets of the year with the Greyhounds coming out on top 24 to 33 The harrrers finished last in their third multi team meet the North Shore In the Suburban meet Shorewood finlshed eighth out of mne teams with Kane taking ninth At Hartford In the State Meet the Red and Grey took a re spectable tenth place In a field of nineteen teams Letters were awarded to sen tors Doug Kane and Bill Pohle tumors Barry Ackerman Bob Collins Jim Gatz and Bill Seller and freshman Bill Brachman QQ!! I Showing promise for future years ae tumor Bill Haring sophomores Tom Gatz Tom Mer kert and Gary Pritchard and freshman Bill Konrad and Jack Swanson '-sb These six bcys were frequent red and grey meet winners 39 D . F ' in 5 I W V ' - I Ml 1 If In s Q, A f Y ' ' flS:r ,l Q I t 5 , I 3 we A . , l I ,I . -I I, .,.-, , , . . . . . , I 1 I r ' ' led the practice sessions which concentrated on speed work and long distance running. The horriers I I ' I - ' I , . , . ,, . . ,. . ' f ' - Q 2 - ' . 2 ' Q, 5 S - - 4. it .J it 1 - y - - - 'q -,. ,Q , . it is u -, 1 cs . .- Mb 4. Q . - X Q 1 r K if I I 1 r I ' A V' me V is Af- . . . . x'35 ?'7' ' r , 1, g N R I ' A . M, Y I I COPPERDOME Back Row Coach Peter Colosumo John Jessel Pete Housum Neull Peterson Bull Greymont Bruce McClelland Tom Bathke Duck Theude Bull Blatz Doug Barth Bob Warnemuende .lum Styne Coach Doug Hall Muddle Row Duck Greve Alan Brandt Muckey Krom Bob Netz Ken McFeters John Booth Bob VanVleet Dave Greymont Marty Goldsmuth Roger Anderson Tom Ruce Front Row Bull Konrad Bull Tuttle Doug Moran Steve Dams Jerry Broehm Bob levun Tom Stern Ed Macuas Pete Pruessung Dave Steunberg Steve Steun VARSITY SWIMMING Under the durectuon of coach Peter Colosumo and assustant coach Doug Hall the swummung team compuled a record of seven vuctorues and three defeats The funmen opened the season by drown ung Ruversude 59 I6 then lost to a powerful Wau kesha team 25 56 but bounced back by defeatung Washungton 46 37 The mermen were defeated by a strong Pulasku team 32 54 were trounced by Suburban champs Wauwatosa 2l 65 and then won a very umportant meet by splashung by ruval Whute ftsh Bay 44 42 Coach Colosumo s boys then went on to wun the rest of theur meets by downung Nucolet Boys Tech Marquette and Kenosha by respectuve scores of 55 31 52 34 56 30 and 50 28 The Red and Grey had a bad day at the Cardunal Relays and placed only eughth but dud well by nosung out Whutefush Bay and takung thurd place un the Subur ban Meet wuth the help of Jum Styne who placed furst un duvung The mermen turned un theur best tumes of the year at the State Meet and captured fufth place Jum Styne and Duck Thuede were out standung as they respectuvely placed flrst un duvung and fourth un the butterfly Duver Bob Warne muende and backstroker Tom Ruce dud exceptuon ally well as they each placed seventh un theur respectuve events Members of the team who placed consustently hugh throughout the year were cap tauns Jum Styne and Duck Thuede free stylers Bruce McClelland and Neull Peterson duver Bob Warne muende and backstroker Tom Ruce Sunce most of the varsuty us graduatung Coach Colosumo wull have to rely on thus year s reserves and the B team for strength next year He us countung on free stylers Bull Greymont Neull Peter son and Doug Barth duvers Dave Greymont and Doug Moran backstrokers Tom Ruce and Dan Gree son Jum Goland swummung the unduvudual medley and butterfly and Martun Goldsmuth swummung the butterfly The well balanced B team dudnt lose any meets and should add depth to next years varsuty l : I I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - : I I I I I I I I I 1 . - I - D - I - - . I ' I 1 ' I I ' I , . . . , , - . . . , I ll I! ' I I u u 5 - - - - 1 ' 1 1 1 - , 1 I , 1 - I I . . . . . . uu vu - u . u SPORTS FREESTYLERS: Bruce McClelland, Neill Peterson, Bill Greymont, Roger Anderson. BUTTERFLY Jlm Golond Duck Thlede Pele Barry Sieve Siem DIVERS Bob Wcrnemuende Jrm Styne BACKSTROKERS Tom Race Tom Bulhke Eme ry Dcvus Ken McFeters .. : . I . . , , . : , ' . Z l I I - , . . 'Q 4 7 rw V . f l S, L '1 . 1 . 41 .47 COPPERDOME Tom Mellencamp Herb Fowle Tom Koschmck Chnps Moede Ray Connelly Chris Jay Bob Marshall Tun' Hubbard Bob Schultz Arl Marty Jlm Dey i . SPORTS Herb Fowle Art Marty Bob Marshall Bob Schultz Tum Hubbard Chaps Moede Jam Dey Ray Connelly Tom Mellencamp Tom Koschnlck Chrls Jay Mgr Jerry Stoltz Mgr Pete Becker VARSITY BASKETBALL Contmumg as one of the more powerful teams rn the Suburban Conference the Jonesmen placed third The Red and Grey fmushed the season with a respectable record of 10 4 In conference play and a 15 7 record over all Shorewood rolled up 1486 pomts In the complete 22 game schedule for a 675 average Tha strongest pornt of Coach Jones team this year was balance By the end of the season there were eleven boys who were able to play a good If not excellent game Chups Moede Bob Schultz were the top scorers wnth 313 207 pomts respectlvely and these two boys grabbed the most rebounds Bob Marshall Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Riverside Cudahy Whitefish Bay Kenosha West Milwaukee Central Nathan Hale Wauwatosa Greendale Waukesha very an an a so an Tom Koschmck were the most accurate from the free throw lme Most every team has a spark plug player and the spark plug this year was Art Marty He won several games wuth last second shots and was selected on the second strung All Suburban team The Greyhounds played thelr best games against Janesvllle who was rated very hugh rn the bug suxteen and In both Hale games and the Waukesha game The latter three games were de clded by one pomt Shorewood lost to rnval Whute flsh Bay nn the furst game of the Sub regtonal tournament Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood S worewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Thornton South Milwaukee Cudahy Whltefush Bay West Mnlwaukee Nathan Hale Central Whitefish Bay Nncolet Brookfleld 1 1 I d . .1 . - - . d Q Q , , , I I . . . - . d . . . 75 ' ' . . . . 57 . . 62 . . . . 83 .... 37 . . 71 ' . . 65 Janesville . . . 60 Shorewood . . 60 Wausau . . . . . 58 ' ' . . 68 . . . 50 . . . . . 63 . . . 62 I . . 54 ' ' . . . 57 ' . 41 . . 75 ' . . 80 .... 50 - - 75 - . . 66 . . 65 - - 95 - - - . . 69 . . 58 . . 51 ' ' . . . 97 . . . 58 . . 64 ' . . . . . 65 . . . 66 . . 60 ' . . 45 COPPERDOME Back Row Tom Kraeft Bob Hommen Keith Gramzo Rod Aldrlch Tom Fecht Carl Srlvestr Coach Bob Kupfer Front Row Pete Van Every Jm Roche Mason Ross Ed Buchland Bull Tarrolly Hennmg Yderstad Mgr Ken Kaye Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood B BASKETBALL Ruverslde Cudahy Janesville Luncoln Whutefnsh Boy Kenosha North West Mulwaukee W A Central W A Hale Wcruwatoso Waukesha Thornton South Mllwoukee Granville Cudahy Whitefish Boy North West Milwaukee W A Central Lincoln West Allus Hole Freshman Bob Hommen takes a lump shot the Noth Dlvls on game as lun or Rod Aldr ch prepares to rebound . 62 ' ' .... 29 . 48 .... 40 . 43 ' .... 33 . 49 ' .... 48 . 52 ' ' . . 49 . 46 .... 33 . 40 ..... 34 . 56 ' . 41 . 47 . . . . 48 . 59 . . . . . 61 . 53 . . . 44 Shorewood . 62 Greendole . . . 35 . 57 . . . 67 . 42 .... 72 . 45 ' . 48 . 43 ' .... 48 . 55 .... 35 . 5l ' ' . . 52 . 49 ..... 47 , . 55 ' . 32 . 58 . . . . 38 . 50 ' ..... 32 . 55 ' . . 46 In SPORTS Back Row Muckey Adler Paul Burmaster George Sche dker Pete Doelger Bull Brachman Coach Gerala Brkholz Front Row Mgr George Kashou Howue Ackerman Jum Graham Duck Schlamel Ted Forrer Dck Chudnow Frank Sm th FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Leadung the freshman team to an eught and fuve record were Muckey Adler Bull Brachman and Duck Schlamel who scored 97 77 and 7l pounts respectuvely durung the season Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood Shorewood So Mulwaukee Nucolet Whutefush Bay Marquette Messmer Don Bosco Nucolet Whutefush Bay So Mulwaukee Marquette Don Bosco Brookfueld Duck Schlamel and B II Brachman waut for Muckey Adler s tup . 37 . ' . 46 ' . . . . 39 ' ' Shorewood . 39 North . . . . 39 . . . 36 . . . 32 . . . 48 ' . . . . 27 ' ' . . 53 . ' . 47 . . . 45 . . . 55 ' . . COPPERDOME The first tlp off and another game as under way Ray Connelly clears the boards for Shorewood Wauwatosa game 8 e Im E eyes are on the ball as Moede s lump shot nears basket D y and Chaps Moede grab another rebound for Greyhounds I . . - I . i k F in th ' fit A 3 All ' ' th ' . K 5 J. e . ' th . fs . 'Q 46 SPORTS .lsm Clemons larry Chudnow Gordon Essendrath Pcul Blorkholm Dsck Raney Jsm Bohm Larry Kern WRESTLING Thss year s wrestlsng team contasned a number of top notch athletes Worksng wsthout cs coach sn the basement of a prsvate home the boys trasned every chance they could Fsnally they entered the Suburban hsgh school wrestlsng meet wsth Carl Ssefert as coach Shorewood was we represented that day wsth four wrestlers placsng Captursng fourth places for the Greyhounds were 147 pounder Jsm Bohm and 182 pounder Larry Chudnow Gordy Essendrath 127 pounds and Jsm Clemons 137 pounds each placed thsrd ac Row .Ism Ostach Pe e Housum Brent Peterson Mgr Evan Carl Front Row George Essen VOLLEYBALL Coach Ole Gundersons 1959 volleyball team ended the season wsth a 6 18 record The team was comprssed of only esght boys fsve of whom had not had prevsous meet expersence Coach Gunderson formed hss team around sunsor spsker Brent Peterson and sunsor set up men George Essen and Bsll Fsnn Ssnce only one boy on the team was a sensor next years squad has great potentsal and Coach Gunderson ss looksng for ward to a hsghly ranked team Alan Subeck Bsll Fsnn Joe Kserz kousks . 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K , 1 - . 3 1 1 I ' Q W- i ' 'v,x's. xs, f ' M ,-4 If CCDP'PEIRIDCJb1E TRACK 3 !P -W...-,X Npwfix SI9CJR'TS Back Row Bob Maushall Tom Mellencamp Jlm Gatz Chups Moede Dan MacCarlhy Dennus Kraft .lum Thuel Bob Colluns Front Row Joe Tarantuno Roger Anderson Jum Bohm Carl Sulvestru Duck Borneman Tom Merkert Carl Boecher Tom Borneman TRACK The 1959 Greyhound track team wuth a fune nucleus of returnung lettermen proved to be one of the stronger Suburban teams Coached by Len Leverson, Sam Decker, Doug Hall .lerry Burkholz, and Bob Kupfer, the track team left no doubt from the start that ut would be a strong con tender for the Suburban crown As always, Shore wood had some fune relay teams, and they proved hard to beat Also a strong pount on the team was the shotput and duscus throw Tom Mellen camp threw the shot over 50 feet, and duscus man Chup Moede recorded a toss of l44 feet un hs event These boys along wuth Duck Borneman, Carl Sulvestru, Jum Bohm, Doug Kane, Joe Tarentuno Dan MacCarthy Chrus Jay Jum Gatz, and Tom Borne man, formed the nucleus of thus years Crumson team Because of the fact that thus years Red and Grey track team us made up of some out standung underclassmen and because of the un terest un track at Shorewood, the cundermen should prove to be a powerful team for many more years Back Row Mgr No man Marks Pete Kuefer Bull Tarrolly Bull Funn Art Ober Jack Swanson Steve Cam Bob Hammen Tom Gatz Muke Harrungton Collun Munert Steve Sherwood Mgr Ken McFetters Second Row Mgr Charles Robey Tom Saeger Paul Burmaster Jerry Harrrngton Ed Johnston Bull Seuler Tom Flemung Duck Greve Jum Roche Jum Clemons Fred Gruhl Bull Reully Alan Bradley Jum Barth Front Row Duck Chudnow .lum Kane Jerry Broehm Howue Ackerman larry Chudnow Roger Hornbeck Duck Fortuer Barry Ackerman Pete Doelger Steve Steun Tom Tarrolly '3 Q 3 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . . . . 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Z ' r I I I I I I I I I 1 1 1 . . : . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' : I I I I I I I 1 1 1 - L., ue, L .1 0 , 1 wJ Y , cs , .i ,fl , 14 If X . m -Qs is if ' 101:31- f - s I-' as ku' COPPERDOME Back Row Bull Langley Dave Goodman Jlm Ostach Joe Kuerzkowskn Bob Pearce Jum Behlnng Pete Van Every Lloyd Levln Front Row Fred Rank Pete Langley Mason Ross Duck Howard Bull Blatz Tom Schlamel Tom Knuth GOLF Coach Ole Gunderson s young golf team looked forward to a very successful season Wuth the return of four lettermen from last year s squad, the outlook appeared very encouragmg Returnmg lettermen Included Jam Behllng Tom Schlamel Craig Austrup and Duck Howard In addltuon to thus quartet freshmen Mason Ross and Duck Schlamel showed promnse and saw plenty of actuon In the fourteen meet schedule Twelve dual meets the Janesvulle Invutahonal the all Important Suburban mn tl' Meet held at Lmcoln Halls and the State Meet at Green Lake constltuted the season s actuvutues Three of the meets were played on the long trncky Brown Deer Park layout but the golfers also attempted to tame Merrill Hulls Meadowbrook and Currue Park courses nn other matches Although the team s mayor weakness was lnexpernence the large number of underclassmen proved valuable and should pace Coach Ole Gunderson s llnk s men In the future 11 -H1 1' 4-ew Mason Ross Duck Howard and Tom Schlamel are among the prom :sung underclassmen on thus years golf team 50 l l : . 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' I .VV - Mt , ,V Y K 5 W W gl, I I . 1 1 . . . , SPORTS Muke Doren George Kursten Ruess Potterveld Ken Fabruc Jum Reully Roger Byhardt Duck Scheudenhelm TENNIS Coach Carl Sueferts 1959 tennus team wuth the help of some good weather got plenty of practuce un the furst weeks of the season Thus enabled the team to be un top shape when theur furst meet came Thus years team was made up of sux underclassmen and only two senuors Jum Ellus and Ken Fabruc Because of thus Coach Suetert us expectung to have a better than average team for the next few years Coach Suefert buult hus team around three underclassmen Roger Byhardt Muke Doren and Duck Scheudenhelm These three were consustent winners throughout the season However no one person may be sungled out as the team played well the whole season and bet tered uts last years funal standung Lettermen Roger Byhordt and Ken Fabruc warm up for a doubles match l T . I . V . . ., . . I I . . ' . , . . . . . , . 1 - 1 1 . , . . . , . - 1 1 1 ' . . . . . , - . u s . ' 'f tu- ti T 1 ,. ' s 51 COPPEBDOME Treadung water us one of the skulls lecurned lufescuvung The gurls enuoy practucung theur duves durung the free swummung peruods The senuor hugh tennus tournament holds the unterest of all gurls durung the early 'fall months Before stortung to swum the gurls prcuctuce kuckung at the edge of the pool 1 SPORT Durmg the sprung the gurls nn sports enloy playing volleyball Basketball us a favorlte sport among e semor hugh gurls As the volleyball comes back over the ne the team watches alertly Excitement IS hugh when the semor gurls participate In the homeroom tournament 1 qv! I COPPERDGME Bock Row Judy Colosumo Jan Ben seman Nancy Graham Karen Purun Aluce Roberts Shurley Zephrues Eva Coufman Nancy Nucklas Judy Gra ham Front Row Anna Mae Nucks Betsy Pohle Cunny Watsan lae Burgess Esty Allen Barbara Brach mon GIRLS SPORTS Senuor hugh gurls have the opportunuty to partucu pate un many sports actuvutues Members of sports club play basketball durung the fall and wunter months and volleyball un the sprung For those who luke the water free swummung peruods are offered durung the furst semester A class un Ife savung meets durung the second semester when artufucual respuratuon and the varuous methods of rescue are taught accordung to Red Cross standards Gurls desurung to referee basketball and volley ball games may apply for membershup un Leaders Club Members are selected on the basus of char acter leadershup and abuluty they meet once a week not only to gaun a better understandung of sports, but also to practuce offucucutung Repre sentatuves attended play days held at Whutefush Bay Hugh School and at Mulwaukee Unuversuty School The club sponsored the tennus tournament un the fall Judy Graham was the wunner un the sungles sectuon and Jull Stone was the runner up Graham and Judy Graham whule Jull Stone and Mary Ann Szulagyu were the runners up In March the gurls un the senuor class held theur annual elumunatuon basketball tournament wuth each homeroom havung theur own team Homeroom 273 defeated homeroom 234 un the Champuonshup game ,MQNHQ Back Row Gennufer Lowe Sherry Munert Vurgunua Stangeland Sue Kap lan Mary von Breuson Judy Haren berg Front Row Ellen Roberts Ar lene Rosenberg Penny Ballard Pat Couch Ji I o n I 1 i , . ' , I Champions in the doubles tournament were Nancy I I , : - Ii l '- ,, T 54 -JR. XJ'-N ,252- ' IW' ,NN .7'f' C I . X I i ,f 1 .1 41 Z 4' 4 r-' x 'mauv- I 2:7Q:5'fjiV. ,js Y Xl I J Z, ' Af COPPERDOME STUDENT COUNCIL CONVENTION Shorewood Hugh School was host to the State Stu dent Councul Conventuon October l7 and 18 l958 The Student Councul began to plan the conventuon un the sprung by settung up commuttees and securung the speakers Thus work contunued when school resumed un the fall and funal preparatuons were completed An address by Dr Kenneth McFarland of General Motors opened the conventuon ln the afternoon the delegates attended duscussuon groups and un the evenung there was a banquet at the Elks Club wuth Judge Hansen Dustruct Court Judge as the speaker After the banquet a dance was held un the Shore wood Hugh School arena The conventuon ended Saturday mornung wuth the electuon of new offucers Duane Braun of Oconto Falls was elected secretary the offuce prevuously held by Ruth Hundun of Shore wood CO-CURRICULARS Aw X STUDENT coUNc1L Student Councll consusts of one representatnve from each homeroom the presidents of the sen .or hugh classes the presrdent of each malor orgamzahon and adviser Mnss Margaret Sturr Early nn the year Council planned the Gym Jam for Council members of Shorewood Whrtefnsh Bay and Wauwatosa ln order to rause money Student Councll sponsored the magazine drive and the sale of school calendars for ut ns a tra dntuon forthe Councul to gave S1000 to the Amer: can Fueld Servlce to and nn bringing the Exchange Students to Shorewood I 55,5 !',f' 'Z 5 i t i V X . . 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I I ' I I - 5 4' COPPERDOME YOUTH ADVISORY BOARD The purpose of the Youth Advusory Board IS to help plan the soclal recreation for all of hugh school age In the vlllage of Shorewood Durung the past year they sponsored the Halloween and Mardn Gras Dances and the Calypso Carnival They also helped on the plan mng of youth centers and Saturday afternoon actlvl tles Mr Butler and Mr Wolfe the advisors and the presndent Mark Smuckler all contributed to the success of all of these events 58 CO CURRICULARS 'Nui YOUTH CENTER The Youth Center IS one of the focal polnts of Shorewood s socnal and recreatlonal actuvu tres Under the management of Mr Butler and hrs able asslstants Mrs Jefferaes and Mr Wolfe It has provlded a warm frnendly atmos phere for many a snowbound student T gether wuth bowllng table tenms chess shuffleboard and table soccer the Youth Center has provnded daily llght lunches and heavy chatter Well equipped from soda fountain to television set It plays Its lmpor tant role at Shorewood Hugh X - V 1' .1 - .rg , ,g ,Q ,s . A , f t J fr 'af-iiiff t ,f H C r' 'lg xl' A fr M' km . we s YB . Q, , 7' I I A . O- . . I .I I I I . ? Y N- in if vs-aqm C O P P E R D O M E HALL MONITORS Under the leadership of Ken Fabric and guidance of Mr. Stoltz, Hall Monitors handled our crowd- ed hall situation with complete competence. Guided by these watchful and critical monitors, stu- dents were able to pass quickly to and from classes. A well organized set of rules practiced by the stu- dents helped the monitors regulate traffic. STUDENT COURT Student Court met in room 274 every Tuesday and Friday morning to decide the fate of those students who had violated school ground rules and principles Under the ad visorshlp of Miss Margaret Sturr Student Court head Judge Herb Fowle senior along with his as sistants Chuck Strasburg senior and Bob Marshall tumor com prused the ludgmg staff BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS COMMITTEE Under the leadership of Bob Carlson and Carnot Nelson and guided by Mr Bidney the Build ing and Grounds Committee per formed their yearly activities Checking loclfers directing fire and civil defense drills patroling the grounds and enforcing the rules of the parking lo were some of the 'obs done by this organization CO CURRICULARS GREYHOUND GUIDES Greyhound Guudes led by presudent Tum Hubbard us n organuzatuon establushed to help new students aduust to Shore wood Hugh School Durung the furst week of school the guudes place themselves at strateguc pounts on the campus to help new students fund theur way to classes and other actuvutues Al so durung the furst week they conduct groups of seventh grad ers to theur varuous classrooms Each year Greyhound Guudes sponsors the Icebreaker a dance desugned to help the new senuor hugh students start theur socual lute at Shorewood SOCIAL CHAIRMEN A well balanced socual pro gram us the aum of the Socual Chaurmen The furst actuvuty Wel come Week wa planned t make new students feel at home Wuth Dorus Borst cus Head Socual Chaurman and Mrs Smuth as ad vuser The group organuzed the Homecomung Dance The Foot Ball and the Chrustmas Dance Candy Cane Lane The Chrust mas Alumnu reunuon offered a chance for senuors and grads to get together At the Sprung Dance the furst for freshmen the senuors were bud farewell 1 , Q 1 1 1 1 . , ' c , .1 0 1 ' ' - uu 1 vu - 1 su uu - - uu uu 1 1 S My . iw we f E 4: f 1 .... , 1, 3 ,I oi ,f of 'T' W . 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M, .pw mdiiffx CO-CURRICULARS Y TEENS Y Teens an afflllate of the Y WC A dud many thungs thus past year whale Nancy Graham was presudent and Muss Brock and Mrs Costley acted as advlsers The club conslstlng of gurls from tenth to twelvth grade worked on several servlce prolects Among them were the tendnng of the Lost and Found the selling of pom poms and shakearoos and preparing Thanks gnvlng and Chrlstmas glfts for the needy Runnung of the con cessron stand which provuded refreshments at the football games was another nmportanf servlce 'ii' 6 W CCDPI'EIiDCDBdE 'Y' his xv' S BAND Under the durechon of Sandy Smuth the band made many publlc appearances The marchlng band performed between the halves of several home foolball games and provided musuc at various other approprnate hmes during the games The pep band played for all home basketball games and followed the team to Harvey Illnnoes where lhey gave forth wllh splrlfed music The Sprung Feshval and the assembly are always hlghlnghfs of the band schedule and thus year proved to be no exceptlon 64 CO-CURRICULARS ORCHESTRA As the month of June rolls around the last smooth strokes of bows on vrolrn strrngs are heard throughout the halls of the au drtorsum burldmg Orchestra has completed another successful season and rs looking forward to next year Under the dnrectlon of Mass Jane Hollyman the orchestra per formed for the Senior Class Play the Classuc the Wrnter Holtday Festlval and the Sprung Festival The annual assembly completed a most enloyable and entertammg year Vrolmust Punch Davns who was pres :dent of the orchestra and base vuolrnrst John Ross vnce president e un a strung trlo wuth ce Duck Swann Judy Taylor and Punch Davis occu pled furst stand rn the strung section I . , - I I I 2 , Q . . . ., l 'I mod I ' ' ' llist ' 1 , u f ff ' 1 65 COPPERDOME CHOIR As a result of a complete reorgamzatnon the school now has two Chour groups Concert Chonr ns a selectnve group composed of about slxty students who engoy slnglng and have had prevnous vocal experience Hugh School Choir Includes those students who hope to gain ex perlence thus enablrng them to meet Concert Donald Sellew both groups sang at thenr semblues the Wmter Holiday Festrval and e Chrnstmas play Both chours participated In e exchange assembly wuth Oconomowoc un e sprung Choir's requirements next year. Directed by , ' as- . I . . . I th . D . . . . ih . . th CO CURRICULARS 1959 SENIOR CLASS PLAY Harvey a sux foot one unch whlte rabblt was the star of the l959 Sensor Class Play Vnslble only to one Elwood P Dowd Harvey was humorously brought to lute for us all by Tum Lemcheck and Dorene Feldman The laugh provokmg scenes were set agamst the background of the Dowd manslon ,X and Chumley s Rest la typical home for the slughtly touchedl Ottls Swlger directed wlth hrs student assnstant John Connelly 6 4 'f7'f Y, ' lirn Stephen McClintock. Notable co-stars included: Eva Coifman, W is 'els , 7 COPPERDOME Rx DRAMATIC CLUB Anyone can fund an mterest In some facet of our comprehensnve Dramatuc Club Costume make up pub llclty and stage crew each contrnbutes nts nmportant annual Classuc the Chrustmas show and the Nnght of One Acts Assnstlng the seniors In theur Class Play the club funds Itself wath nary a dull moment The Dragon awarded for outstanding servuce and partucupatnon nn dramatlcs IS coveted by all the thespuans 6 S . A part to the productions. Dramatic Club presents the 8 CO CURRICULARS THE NIGHT OF ONE ACTS Interestrng varratron rs the term to be applred to the Dramatnc Club s Nrght of One Acts Serrous comedy was presented rn a homey manner by The Nerghbors Drffrcult stagmg rn Sorry Wrong Number helped to ward nts thrullrng suspence Virtue Vrctorrous or The Wrdows Plrght was a hrlaruous melodrama ost Elevator the publrcuty assembly was unusual because of nts confrned actmg area Presented at Mrlwaukee Lutheran Hugh School The Hutch Hlker was a radro adaptatron of a ghost story 69 l Q ' . , , f y Aff, ,W L Y, D , H . if' i , . NR M5 2 T 'l , E QT .qs L xx y ' Q' X ' , - .. - ,- - - - an - - - uv nn - A . . - H - - ' HL ,, . . I I - .. ' . - . ,. - Q I COPPERDOME 1958 SENIOR CLASS PLAY Durected by Mrs Costley the class of 1958 comblned thenr dramatuc talents rn presentung Stagedoor by Edna Ferber and George S Kaufman a story of a gurl seekung a stage career but unwnllmg to sacrlflce the :deals of her professlon Jean Hamer Barbara Boecher Henry Loos and Alan Zaeske took leading parts A host of supporting roles and numerous crew posmons made at possible for many to have an active part an the productlon and to enloy It fully 70 - 1 . . . . H ,, - I I ' I 1 1 CO CURBICULARS IUNIOR PROM Centered around a carmval theme the 1958 Jumor Prom proved hughly successful A reallstuc carousel snde shows and punk lemonade helped carry out the Carousel theme Students danced to the musuc of Chuck Howard s band In the gauly decorated arena with parents and teachers as spec tators The dancing was highlighted by the grand march whlch was led by lumor and sensor class oftucers and which was followed by the snngung of the Shorewood Hymn 71 i S. w-5' f f BX 61,1 1.3514 Mfg EQ? . I-wgix . . Y RNW N 1 X 5' if E ' 'f , ' , y i-. iv E-V: ' 1 1-f:-f :- ,,kf, v, W, L , 5 gf :,:, M 5 f X 5 s 5 w Q ,n 'Zo 5 Eh- Nf ra X CO CURRICULARS Eleanor Arne and Sue Schrlnsky are actlve members of Spamsh Club whose offlcers are Bob Marshall treasurer Sue Hoebreckx president and George Essen secretary SPANISH CLUB Any student who has completed two years of Spamsh ns mvnted to attend weekly meetings of Spanush Club With Mlss Ruth Schoen as advnsor the club gives the advanced Spanush student a and language of the Spamsh speakung countrues The club has sponsored a youth center complete wuth a pmata game Pan Amerlcan Day dunner for all Spamsh students and a float In the homecommg parade which won flrst prlze MATHEMATICS CLUB The Mathematics Club Mu Alpha Theta IS an honorary orgamzatuon for qualutued students an terested ln the study of mathematucs In order to quallfy for membershup a student must be a gumor courses have at least a B-l- average In mathe matucs and at least a B average In has remaunmg academic courses Actlvltles mclude discussions of varlous aspects of the sublect and presentatlons of speclal topics not covered un classes Each mem ber lS required to partuclpate nn one of these pro grams Some members also enter unto mathematlcs Competitions Dave Ozonoft presudent of Math Club demonstrates a mathematlcal prlnclple to vice presndent Paul Blorkholm and secretary treasurer Evo Colfman . X, re T I I . , , chance to learn more about the culture, customs, or senior who is taking or has taken advanced ' I I - I , . I 73 COPPERDOME RED CROSS COUNCIL Twelve student representatnves and advusor Mzss Edlth Atchlson commenced a new era In Red Cross servuce at Shorewood To stimulate future nmprovement the councll was put on a faculty selected basls three numbers representmg each Sensor Hugh class In contrast to prevuous counculs of home room representatives Such commendable Ideas as work days nn local mstututuons backmg of commumty and natronal campalgns and the tradltlonal Red Cross composed the bulk of the councll s actnvutnes Kitty Moon was chairman of the annual Red Cross Druve HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The purposes of Home Economics Club are to guve service to the school and community to plan soclal events and to encourage gurls to become more Interested un Home Economucs At the meet mgs fulms and speakers were featured and favors for the Veteran Hospltal were made The theme of this years Turnabout was the Land of You and Me The splash party and buffet supper was the last socual event of the year In all cases the sponsorshlp of Muss Robmson was most helpful Home Economics Club members Carol Ruchman Pat Wullenson Gerry Bens man and Caryl Schmedeman work on the decorations for the Turnabout Dance 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . - ' - 1 ll . . . . . . ,, , . , . 1 . .y ... 1 1 ' 1 CO CURRICULARS Among the many successful pro' ects planned by FT A officers Eva Colfman Gerry Bensman Betty Marshall Judy Taylor Jeanne Jordan and Teddy Baer was the bake sale FTA Future Teachers of America is a service organ: zation with a three fold purpose It strives to promote interest in the field of education to pro vide members with information about teaching and the club at Shorewood High this year was devoted to the study of special educational services cluding the teaching of the deaf blind and mentally retarded With their adviser Miss Oole the club took part in an observation program and a trip to St Coletta s School a school for the physically and mentally handicapped in Jefferson PEP CLUB COUNCIL A new Pep Club sponsored by the cheerleaders and under the direction of Mr Swiger faculty ad viser went into action this year The cheerleaders wrote a constitution which was approved by the decided by the cheerleaders and members were chosen according to attendance and enthusiasm shown at previous sports events Committees were organized to take care of game publicity the card section and signs at the games Officers of Pep Club Betsy Maier Marion Ray and Kitty Moon line up the card section in preparation for Fridays big game . . . ' I ' I ' I to give service in various areas. The program of Student Council. Qualifications for membership were . . . I . . . I in- . I . I Q n . . , , , , . ' I , . 75 CO CURRICULARS CHEERLEADING Wnth an abundance of enthusiasm and Ideas the cheerleadlng squad armed to promote a general feelung of good sportsmanshup and school spnut By mntnatnng and sponsornng such events as the new Pep Club ad vlsory board the trap to Harvey llllnols the Patio Party and the varnous fund rauslng prolects they promoted a greater degree of student backing for sports events The squad composed of four lunlors and four sensors was under the durectlon of Sue Hoebreckx head cheer leader and Mr Swlger faculty advnser 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - , . , . 1 Shorewood Rl les Publxshed biweekly from September to June except examination periods and holxdays in 15 issues for the year of 1958 1959 by the students of Shorewood I-hgh School Milwaukee Wlsconsxn C0 EDITORS IN CHIEF HELEN CABO JOEL ROSENTHAL Managmg Editgr Robert Santlllx News Edltor Wxlham Pohle Feature Editor EWR C01fYYla1'l Associate Feature Editor Bonny SOIYIYHSI Sports Editor Paul Swanson Headline Editor Karen Purm Associate Headline Edxtor Janet Bensemann Cgpy Editor Ahce Roberts Associate Copy Edltor Mary TSYIOI Alumm Edxtor JI-me Laurel Staff Writers Peter Barry Dinah Berland Dorxs Borst Alan Eisenberg Nancy Graham Susan Hoe breckx Karene Karski Phillip Lerner Lloyd Leun Pearl Levin Bruce McClelland Carnot Nelson Anna Mae Nicks Patricia Palmer Geoffrey Rogers Jo Ann Stoegbauer Paula won Scheldt BUSINESS MANAGER THEODORA BAER Barbara Brachman .John Connelly Mlss Bertha White Carl Siefext Harold Wlerks Circulatxon Manager Head Bookkeeper Editorxal Advi er Busxness Adviser Photographxc Adviser E COPPERDOME as was Bonny Sommer Paul Swanson Carl Boecher and Bull Frnn were among the Interested at the Publications dlnner llstenung to Mass Joanne Welnhoft the guest speaker RIPPLES Feature news, and late copy mghts were preludes to the busy week of proofreadlng makmg up pages, and vnsuts to the prnnt shop for the Rnpples staff Under the advusorshrp of Mlss Bertha Whute the sensor group publnshed a total of fifteen Issues of the school paper durung the year Servmg as a wrntmg laboratory the publlcahons course developed to a hugh degree the knowledge gained by the students In thenr rumor news wrltlng class Alrce Roberts and Marv Taylor copy edntors check wuth stc-if member Alan Eisenberg Joel Rosenthal, Geoff Rogers, and Sue Hoebreckx attended the Publucahons dinner represenhng Rnpples and Copperdome, respec tively Camera Club members were also pfeesnt ,S O ' 1 , O - Exchange EditofffZQQQIiff:ff:ff:,Q,Q ......,... .,.,.. 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A 4 -- We , r 1 ' r CO-CURRICULABS CAMERA CLUB Camera Club has the lob of taking and processing the pictures for Copperdome and Rlpples All the plc tures whlch appear un the Rnpples plus all the pictures nn the Copperdome except the class portralts are the work of the club members Each member develops and prmts hrs own pvctures Through thus experuence he gams cu knowledge of the different techmques of pho tography The sponsor Mr Wnerks wlth the help of the old members trues to gave all a basuc knowledge of photography upon which they can buuld 79 . , . , 5 'Z' z i I .If 1 1 ' ... l x 1 COPPERDOME 44 COPPERDOME Twenty seven members of the staff comblned work and talent to put out the l959 Copperdome Under the Ieadershup of editor Bob Schultz and the guidance of advisor Miss Janet Muller they toiled In order to co-ordinate the work of all staff members, bi-weekly meetings were called by Editor Bob Schultz. mornings noons and some nlghts to complete the book The staff worked hand In hand wuth the Camera Club which deserves much credlt for theur share of the work Credit should also be guven Eva Colfman and Karene Karskl for the dlvlsuon pages ,F-l' 7 I I , . . 1, 5 Q , x Q-X V 1 A I ,, w 1- A so XM 145' staff J Vg QHLHV .9 N HWWQW in 232 f QQ Mmm ik HBS? gif fl wmiiaifkwlq f V6 9M' 5u'4 Ufyf 'Lv-49. 7.1.-.4-LLL ' ' Qu Q? 9 Qwgfiw MM Wjjf GJHMAMMMM- , COPPERDOME Back Row Howard Kassel Tom Mellencamp Duck Ochsner Tum Hubbard Jnm Ellis Bob Schultz Paul Blorkholm Bob Marshall Third Row Alice Roberts Carnot Nelson Dave Ozonotf Jim Aspln Bull Pohle Steve McClintock Paul Swanson Joel Rosenthal Tom Rice Second Row Nancy Graham Helen Caro Carol Schmedeman Karan Punn Dinah Berland Margaret McElroy Janet Bensemann Paula von Scheldt Doris Borst Front Row Knstlne Skogstrom Sue Hoebreckx Jeanne Jordan Jane Lauret Betty Marshall Judy Taylor Nancy Stone Betsy Mufson Sue Kmnally Barbara Brachman an NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Seniors with scholastic averages of 3 0 or better d second semester lunlors with averages of 3 2 hngher are eligible each semester for admission National Honor Society The candidates are udged by teachers, fellow nominees, and members CII1 the basis of character, leadership and service the school Those elected are initiated In the nual sprunq assembly QUILL AND SCROLL Quill and Scroll IS an international honorary society for hugh school lournallsts The Grant Hyde chapter consists of students who have done out standmg work on the Rlpples, Copperdome, and Camera Club staffs The publications sponsors Miss Janet Miller, Miss Bertha White, and Camera Club adviser, Mr Harold Wnerks, choose the mem bers rn the spring of the year Third Row Alan Eisenberg Joel Rosenthal Eva Coufman Lloyd Levin Ted Stemke Alice Roberts Jeff Rogers Carnot Nelson Al Braun Second Row Paula von Scheldt Pat Palmer Karin Purln Judy Coloslmo Dinah Berland Teddy Baer Shirley Zephrues Janet Bensemann Helen Caro Front Row Sue Hoebreckx Mary Taylor Judy Taylor Nancy Graham Doris Borst Bonny Sommer Betty Marshall .lane Lauret Lael Burgess X posing 82 : I I I ' I . 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Xqs I1 X COPPERDOME JAMES ASPIN Monk Atwater 1953 Chotr 9 11 Spamsh Club 12 Square Dance 10 12 H Y 2 oo ball as et al tr c 9 Student Councll 9 12 presndent 12 class presndent 9 Youth Council 11 Soclol Cholrmen 9 Hall Momtars 11 Notlonal Honor Socuety 11 12 FRED ATKINSON Fnrebcll Lake Bluff 1953 Dramatucs 9 Hall Momtors 1112 GAY AVERY Holy Angels 1956 AUDREY BACHER Aud Atwater 1953 our 1 Ch 911 Home Economlcs u eens 11 ports 9 1012 Hall Mom rs THEODORA BAER Teddy Campus Elementary School 1955 Band 1012 Dramahcs 9 Home Economlcs Club 912 Hall Monitors 1012 Rnpples Business 912 JOHN BANNEN Juan St Roberts 1955 amatlcs 1112 Squ re Dance 1011 football 9 ck 9 Hall Mcmtors O PETER BARRY Pete Atwater 1953 nd 9 12 O hestro 9 11 M th Club 1 12 Squo nce 10 12 H Y 10 12 cross counlr 9 12 bas et a swlmmnng ra Pe C u Stu ent Councul 9 11 Youth Councul 12 SoclalChc1r n 9 ol nltors O Rlp es THOMAS BATHKE Horse Atwater 1953 C our 9 Spcnlsh Club 12 Square Dance 1012 foot ball 1012 swtmmlng 912 track 9 Holl Monitors 1 84 .1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1- 1 10-1 5 f l , 9-125 b lt b l, 9-115 ak, -105 x ' 1 .1 1 ' 1 1' . 1 . , - , .K . , s 1 1 1 - . I Ch ', 1-125 orus, - 5 ' Cl b, 125 Y-T , 55 , 5F.T.A., - 5 'to ,11. 5-. Y-Teens, 10-125 F. T. A., 11-125 Youth Council, 105 DY '1 - 1 G 1 - 1 1 -121 tra , 1 ' , 1 -12. Ba , - 5 rc , - 5 o , 1 - 5 re DG 1 - 1 1- 1 - 1 Y1 - 1 k - b ll, 95 ' ' , 10-125 l ck, 9-115 p lb, 95 d '1 1 1 '1 1 ' '- f me , 5 H I Mo ' , 1 -125 ' pl , 12. 1' '1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' ' 1 - 1 1 1 ' 19- 2- SENIORS DAVID BAUMANN Bumon St Norbert H S De Pere 1956 PETER BECKER Buddy Lake Bluff 1953 1' ramatlcs 912 duo Club cros coun ry 9 basketball 1012 manager track 9 JAMES BEHLING Chlcago Marquette H S 1956 ramatlcs 10 Square Dance 11 g f 0 Student uncll 11 Ha Monitors 11 ELAINE BEHM Lame St Roberts 1955 Dramatlcs 9 11 Home Economucs Club 9 Il Y Teens 11 12 Student Councn 9 Pep Clu Hall Monttors 12 JANET BENSEMANN Ben East Mequon 1955 Chorus 910 Home Economics Club 12 YTeens 11 12 Leaders Club 1112 Glrls Sports 912 Youth Council Rlpples 12 BARBARA BERG Babb Campus Elementary School 1955 orus 10 ramatlcs 9 D c u 10 1 Square Dance 10 12 Y Teens 10 11 Gnrls Sports 10 12 e Saving 10 11 Water Ballet 10 Pep Club 9 a M nntors 11 12 DINAH BERLAND Dee Dee Lake Bluff 1953 amatlcs 9 12 dragon 11 M h C ub 11 Home Economlcs Club 11 Dance Club 9 10 Square Dance 2 ens e u ors Rrp les 12 Rnpples Business 10 17 Nr'-tnonal Honor Socrety 12 RICHARD BETTES Benny St Roberts 1955 Track 9 12 Youth Council 9 Hall Monitors 10 85 D ' I ' I Ru ' , 95 S 1 , -125 , - , : , - f D ' , 1 , 5 ol , 1 -125 Co ', 5 ll ' , -12. IO-115 F. T. A., - 5 'l, 5 b, 9, 4? 10, Pep Advisory Board, 125 Hall Monitors, 11-125 Ch , 5 D ' , , 11-125 an e Cl b, - 25 l-if ' , - 2 , 1 , 2 H ll a' , - . Dr ' , - , , -125 at l , 5 10-1 5 Y-Te , 105 P p Cl b, 95 Hall Monit , 11-125 'P . 1 ' ' , - : ' COPPERDOME WILLIAM BLATZ, Will St. Robert's, 1955 Spanish Club, 125 Chess Club, 95 swimming, 9-125 golf, 'X H M rs JUDITH BOCKL J B Atwater 1953 Choir 9 10 Dramatics 11 Square Dance 10 12 Y Teens ports 9 12 Cheerlea er 12 e u 9 H M I rs 12 Ripple Bu In s THOMAS BOOTH Tom Hartford Avenue 1954 ramatlcs 912 I cr un a Monitors 11 12 Buildings and Grounds 1011 LEE BORES William Thiensville Mequon 1955 Dramahcs 12 football 10 RICHARD BORNEMAN Dick Atwater 1953 oball 912 tr ck 9 DORIS BORST Dorri Thnensville Mequon 1955 Dance 10 12 Leaders Club 11 12 Pep Club 9 Stu ent Council 9 12 Social Chairmen 9 head 12 Hall Mom tors 10 11 Rrpples 12 National Honor Society 12 ALVIN BRAUN Al Atwater 1953 our 910 foo a vo le a 1 baseball 10 12 wrestling 9 11 Student Council 9 Hall Monitors 10 11 Copperdome 11 12 RICHARD von BRIESEN Duck Atwater 1953 Orchestra 10 12 Radio Club 9 10 Astronomy Club 12 Math Club 11 12 Square Dance 1012 cross country bas etball volle all 12 Hall M tors 10 Camera Club 910 un, 86 Il-125 all onito , 11-12. S 1055 , -125 F. T. A., 5 d s,1O- 5Pp Cl b, ,125 all on'to ,11- 5 ' s s' es, 11. D ' , - 5 H'-Y, 11-125 oss co try, 105 H ll I Fot , - 5 a , -12. Choir, 10-125 Chorus, 95 Dance Club, 10-115 Square V . - 1 ' , - : , : d . - : ' , : ' ' . - 1 'f A Ch ' , - 5 Hi-Y, 11-125 tb ll, 95 I yb ll, 0-125 A 5 9-10,125 k ,9-11, yh ,11- 5 Oni- I 5 SENIORS TEMA BROWN Waukesha 1955 our 12 C rus Home Economncs Club uare Dance 1012 Y T ens 11 12 C u 9 Hall Momtors 10 12 'bn RICHARD BRUCK Brucker Birmingham Mlchlgan 1956 Q r Na-P X Dramatlcs 12 football 11 Hall Momtors 10 TERRY BRUESEWITZ Breez Custer 1956 ootball 1012 wresllng trac 10 Stu en Councll 10 Hall Momtors 11 JUDITH BRUSBERG Judy Browning 1953 our 1 C 1 Dance Club 912 Square Dance 1012 Sports 9 Youth Council 12 Hall Momtors BETTY LYNNE BUENING Bette Lake Bluff 1953 Chorus 9 10 Dramatncs ll 12 Home Economucs Club 11 D nce Club 11 Square Dance 10 12 Y Teens 2 orts 12 Pep Club 9 Red Cross Representatlve 9 Hall Momtors 11 LAEL BURGESS Budgne Atwater Cholr 1011 Dramatlcs 9 Square Dance 1012 Y aders Club 12 orts 9 Council 910 Socual Chaurmen 11 Hall Momtors Copperdome 11 12 GORDON BURHOP Gordy Thlensvllle Mequon Band 9 12 ROBERT BURNS Bob lake Bluff our 912 S uare Dance 1012 Pep Cub Momtors 11 1953 Teens Youth 9 12 1955 1953 Ha ,pffy I ifvv COPPERDOME EVAN CARL Custer, I957 Dramatics, II-I2g volleyball, II-I2g baseball, II. ROBERT CARLSON Curly Lake Bluff I953 Cholr II I2 Chorus 9 II Square Dance I0 Hall Mom tors IO I2 Buuldmgs and Grounds 9 I2 Camera Club 9 I2 HELEN CARO St Roberts I955 Dramatucs 9 I2 Home Economvcs Club 9 I2 Square Dance IO I2 Leaders Club I0 II Sports 9 I0 Student Councll I2 Social Chairmen II Hall Momtors II I2 Rupples I2 edntor Natlonal Honor Society II I2 Qulll Scroll I I JAMES CLEMONS Clem St Roberts I955 Dramatucs I0 football 9 swlmmlng IO wrestlnng I0 I2 b seball IO I2 Hall Momtors I2 SCOTT COFRIN Smokey Atwater I953 Copperdome II I2 EVA COIFMAN Lake Bluff I953 Chour 9 II Math Club II I2 Dance Club 9 II Square Dance I0 I2 Y Teens IO Leaders Club II I2 Spots g 2 Pep Clu Student Council 9 Soclal Chalrmen I2 Red Cross Repre sentatlve 9 Hall Momtors II I2 Rupples I2 Natlonal Honor Soclety I2 .IUDITH COLOSIMO Judy Atwater I953 Choir 9 IO Home Economucs Club I0 Dance Club 9 II Square Dance I0 I2 YTeens I0 II Leaders Club I0 Sports 910 Magorettes I0 I2 head I2 F T A Pep Club 9 Soclal Chaurmen I2 Hall Momtors I0 II Copperdome II I2 JOHN CONNELLY C St Roberts I955 Chorus 9 I0 Dramatlcs II I2 Debate Club 910 Square nce I0 I2 T A I2 cross country 9 II Red Cr Representatlve IO I2 Hall Momtors I2 Rlpples Bus: SS 88 SENIORS MICHAEL CUMMINGS I Lake Bluff 1953 Chorus 9 basketball 10 EMERY DAVIS Punch Lake Bluff 1953 rchestra 912 presudent 12 Square ance football 9 manager basketball 9 manager swlmmmg tra 9 Pep Club 9 Student Councs 12 You Councll 9 Soclal Chalrmen 10 Hall Momtors 12 ARYLENE DEMERATH Thlensvllle Mequon 1955 Dramatucs 9 Home Economlcs Club 1011 Sports 9 JAMES DEY Deygo St Roberts 1955 ootball as e a rac Student Councll 9 Red Cross Representatuve 10 ws ALAN EISENBERG Al Atwater 1953 trock 9 11 Pep Club 9 Red Cross Representatlve 10 11 Hall Momtors 1012 Buuldmgs and Grounds 9 Rnpples HERMAN ELFERT Sunny Thlensvulle Mequon 1954 Cholr JULIE ELLIOTT Lake Bluff 1953 Chour 12 Chorus 10 Dramatucs 9 YTeens 9 HallMon1tors 10 10 Sports JAMES ELLIS nm Lake Bluff 1 53 Band 9 12 Astronomy Club 12 Math Club nce 10 12 12 cross countr 9 12 track 9 base 12 Square 12 basket 10 Student Councrl 9 11 Soc1alCha1rmen 12 Hall Momtors 1012 Copperdome 11 12 89 , 'AA H , 0 , - , ' , , D , 10-115 L 9-125 ck, 5 , 5 'l, 5 th F , 9, 11-125 b ktbll, 9-125 I k, 9, 125 Choir, 125 Dramatics, 9-115 Math Club, 115 football, 9-105 12. ' , 11. , J' , 9 Da , - 5 H1-Y, 10- 5 y, 9- 5 - ball, -125 tennis, 11- 5 , 5 ball, 5 G FRANK EPSTEIN Lake Bluff 1953 Damatrcs 12 football 9 golf 912 KENNETH FABRIC Ken Peckham 1955 nd 912 ns unc: Monitors 1112 head Hall Monitor 12 Copperdome ANN FALLON Milwaukee University School 1957 DORENE FELDMAN Lake Bluff 1953 our 9 0 Damatrcs 1 12 Spanish Club 12 Home Economics Club 9 12 Dance Club 9 10 Square Dance A 11 12 Red Cross Represen atrve Hall Monitors 12 Rlpples Business 10 12 COPPEHDOME JOAN FENNO Joanne Lake Bluff 1953 Dramatrcs 9 12 Home Economics Club 9 12 Dance Club uare Dance 10 I2 eens 0 T Pep Club 9 12 Youth Council 12 Red Cross Representa 've 9- Hall Monitors 10-1 . PHILIP FERKEI., ' lake Bluff 1953 Choir, 9, Square Dance, 10-12, football, 9-12, track, 10- , westling, 10-1I- Pep Club, 9, Student Counci , 5 Hall Monitors, 12. HERBERT FOWLE, Bert' Lake Bluff, 1953 C oir, 9-10, Square Dance, 10-12, Hi-Y, 10-12, foot all, - 2, as etball, 9- g ra , 7 ase all, -11, e Club, 9, Student Council, 9, 12, Student Court Judge, 12, Social Chairmen, 11, Hall Monitors, 11. PETER FRIS, Pedro' Atwater, 1953 SENIORS BONNIE GALLETT Tonny Atwater I953 our I0 Dramatlcs 9 Home Economncs Club II D nce Club 9 Square Dance II Y Teens IO Il F T A H M RICHARD GAUL Duck East Mequon I955 Chorus 9 Il WILLIAM GETHER 1 Lake Bluff I953 Dramctlcs I2 MELVIN GOLDBERG Me Atwater I953 Dramotlcs 9 I2 Spamsh Club I2 Astronomy Club I2 uare Dance II I2 F T I2 footba 9 Pep u 9 Student Council I0 Hall Momtors I0 I2 LEDRA GORDON Punky Lake Bluff I953 uare Dance IOI2 YT ns IO orts le Saving 9 Water Ballet 910 Pep Club 9 MARY ANN GRADY Punky St Joan Antuda 1957 YTeens I2 Hall Momtors I2 NANCY GRAHAM Grammer Lake Bluff I953 Band 9 I2 Orchestra 9 I2 Home Economlcs Club I0 I2 Square Dance I0 I2 Y Teens I0 I2 Leaders ub 2 pre dent I Spors 9 I2 Socsal Chalrmen Hall Momtors I2 Rlpples I2 Natuonal Honor Soclety I2 SALLY GREYMONT Bartlett Avenue I954 C amatlcs 912 Sq are Dance IOI2 YT ns Pep Club 9 Hall Monitors I2 91 Ch ', 1 ' ', 1 ' 1 -I21 G 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - - -1 ig II-I2g all onitors, IO-II, , , B'II , 1 I . ' J ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 Sq , - 1 . .A., 1 II, 5 CI b, Band, 97 Choir, IO-Ilg Orchestra, 95 Dance Club, 95 Sq , - 5 -ee , 7 SP , 9-lop L'f 1 1 - 1 - , - 1 'Cl 1 I0-I, si ,Ig t, -7 ' ' ,I2g Dr ', - 5 u , - 5 -ee ,IO-I2g . It u li- T nil I c'Q O COPPERDOME PETER GUNSBURG Fat Pete Thlensvllle Mequon 1955 Dramatlcs 12 Radio Club 10 KATHLEEN GUZZETTA Kathle St Roberts 1955 amatlcs 910 Debate Club 911 YT ns 10 F T 11 Red Cross Representative 9 12 H ll M nltors 11 12 JOHN HAMM Hammer Lake Bluff 1953 Band 9 12 Orchestra 9 12 Square Dance 10 12 Hu Y r wr s I 10 e Cross Representctuve 12 Hall Monntors 11 12 Burldrngs and Grounds 9 10 Camera Club 11 12 MARGUERITE HAMMEN PGQQY St Roberts 1955 Band 1112 Dramatlcs 910 Home Economrcs Club 9 u H M nl ors ARTHUR HAUBRICH Art Atwater 1953 Dramatlcs 9 12 Square Dance 10 12 cross country 9 10 ck 10 Hall Monrtors 101 KURT HECKL Lake Bluff 1953 Damatlcs 910 football 912 track 12 wrestl ng 10 Hall Monltors 11 DENNIS HENDERSON l-Glle Blvff 1953 nd 912 Ha M 0 MARLENE HILLMAN Mugs AIWGISY 1953 Chour 9 11 Dance Club 9 10 Square Dance 10 YTeens 10 Pep Club 9 Hall Momtors 12 92 Dr ' , - 5 , - 5 -ee , 5 . .A., : ' , - : 0 0' . - 11-125 football, 9-105 tack, 9-105 etl'ng, 5 R d 'N 105 Square Dance, 10-125 Y-Teens, 105 Sports, 9-105 F. T. A., 125 Pep CI b, 95 all o 't ,11-12. 4 3 tra , z ' , - 1. r ' , - 1 , - : . 2 i , - 115 ' , -12. Bc , - 5 Hi-Y, 11-125 II onitors, 1 -12. SENIORS RUTH HINDIN Hun Lake Bluff 1953 nd 9 12 Orchestra 9 12 Sq are Dance 10 12 Teens 10 Cheerleaders 10 Malorettes 11 12 Pep Club Stu ouncnl 12 Youth Councl SUE HOEBRECKX Atwater 1953 our 9 0 nl h ub president 12 Square nce 10 12 Y Teens 10 Sports 9 12 Cheerlea ers 1 12 head 12 Pep Club 9 12 Red Cross Represen tuve 12 Hall Monntors 10 12 Rlpples 12 Copperdome 11 12 Natlonal Honor Society 12 DANIEL HOUSUM Black Dan Luke Bluff 1953 Dramatlcs 11 12 football 9 swlmmung 10 Camera Club JOHN HUBBARD Tum Atwater 1953 nd 9 1 S uare Dance 10 12 I 10 12 foot a 2 b ketball 9 te 9 11 Student Councn 10 Student Court 11 Greyhound Guldes 9 12 presldent Nahonal Honor Socnety 11 12 RONALD JACOBS Ron Lake Bluff 1953 Dramatucs 912 Rnpples Busuness 12 JUDY KAHN Kahnner Lake Bluff 1953 Dance Club 912 Square Dance 1012 Lnfe Scvmg 11 Pep Club 9 Youth Councll 910 DOUGLAS KANE Doug Lakewood California 1954 our 1 C 11 Square Dance 0 12 cr untry 10 12 k 9 12 Pep Club 9 Hall Mon: rs 10 12 Bulldlngs and Grounds 9 KARENE KARSKI K K Lake Bluff 1953 Chour 10 11 Dramatacs 9 Debate Club 9 11 Math Club b a onutors 11 12 R pl 2 Rnpples Busmess 95 B0 , A : . - 2 U , - : Y- 9, 125 dent C ', 11- 5 'l, 9. Ch I , -1 5 Spa 's Cl , 12, ' , 5 DU . - : - , 1 , - 1 d . l - , . 2 , , : NJ- 10. Bc , - 1: q , - 5 H'-Y, - 5 b II, 9-1 5 as , -125 nnis, - 5 'l, 9- 125 Red Cross Representative, 125 Hall Monitors, 10-115 Ch ', 1-125 horus, 9- 5 , 1 - 5 oss co , - 5trac , - 5 , 5 'to , 11-125 Dance Clu , 95 Sports, 105 F. T. A., 11-125 H ll M ' , - 5 ip es, 15 ' ' , 10-11. COPPERDOME JOAN KIDRICK Mousse Holy Angels 1957 Chorus Y T s 2 Hall Mom ors CHARLES KIECKHAEFER Corky East Mequon 1955 our 11 C rus S e Dance 10 olf JANET KREMARIK Dramatics 12 DENNIS KWIECINSKI BARBARA LAIKIN, Borb' Campus Elementary School, 1955 uare Dance, 10-127 Y-Teens, 107 Sports, 9-117 F. . ., 11-127 Pep Club, 97 Hall Monitors, 12. JANE LAURET St. Robert's, 1955 Choir, 9-117 Dance Club, 10-111 Square Dance, 11-127 Y-Teens, 10-117 Sports, 9-10, 127 F. T. A., 97 Pep Club, 127 Student Council, 127 Red Cross Representative, 107 Hall Monitors, 127 Ripples, 12. Den John Dewey 1955 Hal Monitors 9 11 Camera Club 9 DAVID KOCH Dave Milwaukee University School 1953 Football 9 track 9 RUTH KORNBLUM Poopy Lake Bluff 1953 Orchestra 911 Dance Club 910 Youth Council 9 Riverside 1956 l 94 SENIORS TIMOTHY LENICHECK Len Atwater 1953 Band 9 12 Orchestra 12 Square Dance 10 12 u fo ball 9 sketball 9 11 volleyball ck 9 1 ba ball 11 Pep Club 9 Student Councr 9 12 Hall Momtors 9 11 Natronal Honor Socrety 11 12 PHILLIP LERNER Phnl Lake Bluff 1953 Bond 912 Orchestra 1012 football 9 Hall Momtors RP LLOYD LEVIN Floyd Lake Bluff 1953 Drarnotucs 9 12 Astroncmy Club 12 Square Dance 10 a Mon: rs 12 Burldrngs an Gounds 12 Rrpples 12 PEARL LEVIN Steuben 1955 nd 912 chestra 11 ens T 11 12 Pep Club 9 Red Cross Representatsve 11 Rrpples MARY ANN LORENZ Holy Angels 1956 Dramatrcs 10 11 Home Economrcs Club 10 12 Square nce Club 10 12 ns 0 r s 2 e Advrsory Board 12 Hall Momtors 11 ROBERT MACIAS Roby Campus Elementary School 1954 Dromatrcs 9 12 Radro Club 912 Square Dance 1012 track 911 Burldmgs and Grounds 12 ELIZABETH MAIER Betsy Hartford Avenue 1955 C our 9 Dramatlcs 11 Square Dance 10 12 Y Teens ports 9 12 avrng 9 12 Pep u 12 president 12 Red Cross Representative 11 a Momtors 12 KATHLEEN MARKERT Kathy St Roberts 1955 Chonr 11 Chorus 10 11 Dramotrcs 9 Home Economrcs ub 9 uare ance Club Y Teens O orts 9 F 12 Hall Mon: ors 9D 5 I - 2 ' ,9- 1 1 - :H'-Y, 10-125 ot , -125 ba , - 5 ,125 tra , - 15 se , 5 , 5 'I, 11-127 iples, 12. 125 golf, 9-125 H II 'to , 10- 5 ' ' d Y , 1 ' , . Ba , - 5 Or , -125 Y-Te , 11-125 F. . A., 12. I Da , - 5 Y-Tee , 1 -125 Spot, 10-1 5 P p 11 ', : ' , 1 . ' 1 - , 1055 , - 5LifeS ' , -125F. T. A., 5 Cl b, 9, , ' , : ' , :H ll Cl , '105 Sq D , 10-125 - , 1 5 Sp , 5 . T. A., 10- 5 't , 12. COPPERDOME BETTY MARSHALL Betts Atwater 1953 Band 9 12 Home Economucs Club 10 12 president 11 nce Club 911 Square Dance 1012 YTeens 1 2 pre en Studen ouncl Socral Chatrmen 10 Copperdome 11 12 National Honor Socrety 12 ARTHUR MARTY Artle Lake Bluff 1953 Damatlcs 12 Square Dance 10 HIY 12 football 9 10 12 basketball 9 12 baseball 912 Student Councul 12 Hall Momtors 1 KAREN MEISENHEIMER Atwater 1953 Dramatncs 10 Home Economlcs Club 9 12 Dance Club 9 Square Dance 10 Y Teens 2 Sports Ha Monitors 12 TOM MELLENCAMP Mellen Lake Bluff 1953 C our 911 Math Club 11 Square Dance 1012 pres: track 912 Pep Club 9 Student Councnl 9 Hall Momtors 912 Natuonal Honor Soclety 12 JAMES MIEDING Jlm lake Bluff 1953 Band 9 Dramatucs 9 Astronomy Club 12 Square Dance foo ball 10 volleyball 2 Hall Monrtors 0 Bunldmgs and Grounds 12 MARY BETH MIZKEWIZ St Roberts 1955 Dramatrcs 912 dragon 1112 Home Economics Club 11 YTeens 12 F T A 12 Red Cross Representahve 9 WALTER MOEDE Chip Appleton Wlsconsm 1956 M th Club 12 football 10 12 basketball 10 12 tra k 10 12 Student Council 10 Hall Momtors 11 12 Natronal Honor Soctety 12 WARREN MOLLENHAUER Mully Lake Bluff 1953 nd 912 ms Ha Mentors 96 D0 , - : , - : - I 0: F. T. A., 10-1 , sid t, 127 1 C 'l, 9, 122 f ' , : . : '- , : , - 9, 5 ' , 1. 1 , 1 - , 10-1 1 , 9: ll 11 ', - : , 1 , - . '- dent, 125 H1-Y, 10-127 football, 9-125 basketball, 9-127 10-115 f , 7 , 1 7 ' , 1 -115 U I I f ' i 1 ' I C I Ba , - gfen',12p ll 't , 11-12. j , 1 SENIORS KATHRYN MOON Kitty Fort Wayne Indiana 1956 Dramatucs 10 11 Dance Club 10 11 Square Dance 10 eens 10 eaders Club 12 Sports 1012 12 Pep Advnsory Board 12 Social Chanrmen 12 R d Cross Representative 12 H I M tors 11 12 WILLIAM MORDAN Bll Lake Bluff 1953 B nd 9 12 Orchestra 12 Radio Club 10 DANIEL MUCHIN Dan Manltowoc Wnsconsun 1956 nd 101 h Club 12 Hall Mon: s DANIEL MacCARTHY Mac St Roberts 1955 otball 912 basketball 910 track 9 GEORGE MCCLELLAND Bruce Auburn New York 1953 Square Dance 10 12 cr ss country football swnmmlng 9 12 track 10 Pep Club 9 Hall Mom ors 12 Rlpples 12 Copperdome 11 12 STEPHEN McCLINTOCK Mac St Paul Minnesota 1956 otball 10 12 k w es In 10 11 Studen uncll 11 res: n You Councl Hall Momtors 11 Natlonal Honor Socuety 11 I2 JO ANN McGEE Jody Baraboo Wesconsln 1958 Dramatlcs 12 LIBBY NAGER Lz Lake Bluff 1953 orus 911 uore Dance 1012 Y eens orts 910 F Pep Clu 97 12pY-T , ,L ' , 5 . - ,F. T. A., 2 ' . : ' ' , : 6 - ' , 5 al oni , - . 0 , - : , 2 ' , . Ba , - I, Spanis , 12, F. T. A., 1 '- tor , 11. F0 , - : . - 1 , -12. Band, 9'12y Spanish Club, 12, Astronomy Club, 12, , - 1 0 , 12: . 9: ' ' . - 2 . : . : 'I , Fo , - 5 trac , 10-115 r tl' g, - 5 t Co ', -12, class p 'de t, 12, th 'I, 11, Ch , - , Sq , - , -T , IO-11, Sp , - 5 .T.A.,11g b, 9. COPPERDOME WILLIAM NEDDEN Bll Atwater 1953 nd 912 Orchestra 9 2 baskeball 9 Hall M nl S CARNOT NELSON Lake Bluff 1953 amatucs 9 12 uare D nce 0 foo ball 9 12 basketball 9 track 9 baseball 1011 Student Council 12 Socual Chaurmen 10 Buuldungs and Grounds 912 esldent 12 Rlpples SHARON NETZEL Sherry St Roberts 1955 me Economics Club 11 12 Y T 12 ANNA MAE NICKS Nlxle Cedarburg 1955 Home Economics Club 12 Dance Club 10 11 Square ance 10 12 ee s ea ers u Sports 9 11 Pep Advlsory Board 12 Red Cross Repre PATRICIA NOVAK Pat St Roberts 1955 Chour 10 Home Economics Club YTeens 10 a Monitors 11 RICHARD OCHSNER Duck East Mequon 1955 ramatlcs 10 HIY Stu n un: Monntors 11 JANET OLIN .Ian Lake Bluff 1953 our 1 12 Chorus 910 Square Dance 10 YTeens PepC 9 Ha M ERIC OLSEN Rnck Atwater 1953 Dramatlcs 11 Radio Club 9 Square Dance 10 cross country 9 Hall Momtors 911 98 BG 1 - 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 O '- tor, 12. D7 1 1 ' i Sq 0 , 1 -127 1 , - 5 V pr ' , 7 ' ,12. Ho ' , - 7 - eens, 7 F. T. A., 11. , fi D , - 7 Y-T n, 11-127 L d 'Cl b, 11-127 .- sentative, 97 Hall Monitors, ll-12,7 Rioples, 12. fy. . ., .1 1 -' 19-121 - 1 1 H ll D ' , 7 '- , 10-121 de t Co c'I, 107 Hall A Ch ', 1- 1 1 - 1 1 1 - , 10-127 F. T. A., 11-127 lub, 7 ll onitors, 11-12. S SENIORS EVA OPPENHEIMER Rlo de Janeuro Brazll 1958 Monntors Copperdome 11 12 WOLFGANG PERL Wolf Berlln Germany 1955 Chorus 910 Hall Monutors 11 Bunldmgs and Grounds VIRGINIA PETERSON Grnny Rufus Kung 1956 SUSAN PIERSON Cookue Atwater 1953 orus 9 11 annsh J Square Dance eens IO Sports 910 CVIDQ 9 Pep Club 9 Red Cross Representatuve 11 Hall Mom rs WILLIAM POHLE Atwater 1953 and 2 Orc estra Astronomy ub oth Club 1 1 cro coun r O otball 9 nn1s u un 1 Monutors 9 11 Rupp es 12 Natuonal Honor Socnety 11 12 Dramatlcs 12 Home Eonom cs Club 12 YTeens 12 ent Councll 12- A DAVID OZONOFF Ozone Hartford Avenue 1955 no Club 912 Math Club foot all 9 all LINDA PALICKI lynn St Catherune 1955 Home Economics Club 11 Pep Club 9 PATRICIA PALMER Pat St Roberts 1955 Dramatlcs 9 11 Dance Club 10 11 Square Dance 10 12 eens 10 Sports 9 IO 2 Pep Clu uth Courcul 10 11 omtors 1 Rap 99 ' , 1 C 5 , : - , 1 Stud ', , . F. S., 12. Rad' , - 5 , I1-125 b , 5 H ' , 11-12. Y-T , , , - ,125F.T.A.,15 15,95 Yo - 5HallM ' , 1-125 'p1es, 125 12. Dramatics, 10, 125 Square Dance, 10-125 Y-Teens, 11-12. Ch , - 5Sp ' Cl'b,125 , 10-125 Y-T , 5 , - 5LifeS ' , 5F. T. A.,11-I25 to , 11. , Bill , B , 9-1 , 11 , 10-125 cu , 125 X ' M , 1-125 H'-Y, 10-125 ss ty, 1-125 lo , 5 te ', 9-125 St dent Co c'l, 10-125 Hall fr. COPPERDOME DAVID POLAND Dave Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 1953 amatucs 1112 Radio Club 912 Square Dance ck 9 lal M nitors 1 BRUCE POMEROY ex Lansing Michigan 1958 Astronomy Club 12 Math Club 12 ROBERT POWERS Bo Atwater 1953 our 9 O oo ball base a KAREN PURIN Purim Lake Bluff 1953 Dramatics 9 12 Square Dance 10 12 Y Teens 10 12 a ers Club 9 12 Sports 9 10 e Club 9 Student Council 9 Social Chairmen 10 Hall RICHARD RANEY Lake Bluff 1953 amatlcs 9 cross country 11 football 12 ck westllng 1011 MARION RAY Pee Wee Riverside 1957 amatlcs 1112 are Dance 11 Sp ts IO Lite Saving 11 Pep Advisory Board 12 Hall Monitors 12 WILLIAM REILLY Rules St Roberts 1955 ramatucs 10 Square Dance 10 12 football 9 asketball 9 baseball 9 11 Pep Club 9 Red Cross Representative 9 WENDY REITMAN Michigan Cltv Indiana 1958 Dramatucs 1112 Spanish Club 12 Home Economics ub 12 100 DI' ' , - I ' , - 1 , 10: tra , 5 I l o ' , 1-12. , 'A IU , Ch', -Igf t ,9g bll, 11. Le d I , - 5 , - iF. T. A., 10-115 P p Monitors, 10-125 Ripples, 127 National Honor Society, 12. DY ' , 1 , 1 , : tra , II: r ' , - . Dr ' , - 5 S u , -12g or , -125 I f-1 D ' , : . - I 1 -12: b , 2 , - : , 1 Cl , 5 F. T. A., 12. SENIORS CHARLES RHEINSMITH Charlle Maywood lllunols 1954 nd 10 Cha 12 Chorus 1011 Astronom Club omors PAUL ROBBINS Lake Bluff 1953 Choir 9 Dramatlcs 12 football 9 Student Councul 9 Youth C uncll 9 Hall Monators 12 ALICE ROBERTS Lake Bluff 1953 Orchestra 9 12 Home Economscs Club 10 12 Square ance 10 eens ea ers u 9 orts 10 1 I e Savnn 11 Water Ba 9 Socnal Chalrmen 11 Red Cross Representatuve 10 Hall Monutors 11 12 Rupples 12 Natnonal Honor Society JAMES ROBERTS Rob Cedarburg 1955 Ra IO Club 9 Chess Club 910 Astronomy Club 12 oball 911 baseball 11 Camera Club 11 Copperdome 11 12 tors, 11 B0 f -12: lf. : . - 1 Y , 125 Hall M 'I , 11-12. O ', : ' , - D , -125 Y-1' , 10-125 L d ' Clb, -125 Sp , - 15 L'f ' g, 9, 5 llet, -105 11-12. d' , 7 , - : . 1 'IGI , - 5 , 5 , -12. F. T, A., 125 St d ', Ch ', ,115 of F. T. A., 125 olball 9 PEP , 1 115 oc'al Ch' 11-12. tra , 5H IM ' GEOFFREY ROGERS Jeff AIWCIISY 1953 Dramatlcs 9 Astronomy Club 12 Square Dance 10 12 cross cauntr foot o Pe C u u ent Council 12 H ll M nltors 11 Rap JOEL ROSENTHAL Rosey Twentieth Street 1953 our 9 omatlcs onxs u fo 11 baske a 9 ba e a Club 9 Student Council 9 11 12 class pres: ent S I aurmen 12 l'1lI0l'5 12 RIP 12 edntor Natuonal Honor Soclety 12 Quull and Scroll JOHN ROSS Atwater 1953 Orchestra 912 Dramatlcs 12 Radio Club 9 football 9 ck 9 al onutors 1 12 Cam a ub BARBARA ROST Sunnyside 1955 Dromatncs, 12, Home Economlcs Club 11 12 Hall Mom JAMES SCHNEIDER Jim Sunnyslde 1955 nd 1112 Chor s 11 Square D ce cross untry 10 track 9 NATALIE SCHNOLL Atwater 1953 our 91 nlsh Club 12 ance Club 9 11 12 Socnal Chalrmen 9 Hall Momtors 10 2 SUSAN SCHRINSKY Schnntz Atwater 1953 Band 912 Orchestra 910 12 Spannsh Club 12 Square nce 10 12 eens orts 9 life Savln Club 9 Hall Monutors 9 PATRICIA SCHROEDER, 'lSchrades ramatics, 10-115 Dance Cub, 10-115 Square Dance, 10-125 Sports, 11-12: F.T.A., 125 Pep Club, 95 Student Council, 119 Hall Monitors, 12. 102 COPPERDOME CALLA RUX Kelly Lake Bluff 1953 Chorr 11 Dramatlcs 9 10 Home Economucs Club 9 10 Dance Club 912 Square Dance 1012 YTeens g er a e Youth Councxl 10 Red Cross Representatlve 9 Hall Monitors 11 12 JOHN SAGGIO Mulwaukee Umversnty School 1953 Camera Club 9 ROBERT SANTILLI Bob Nncolet 1956 r ss country 1011 Student Councul 11 12 Camera u 0 Rupp s CARYL SCHMEDEMAN Lltlle Rock Arkansas 1958 Dramahcs 12 Home E nomlcs Club 12 YTeens 12 Thiensville-Mequon, 1955 SENIORS RICHARD SCHULTZ Schults Bngelow 1955 no Club 9 10 ootball O a 9 ROBERT SCHULTZ Bear Atwater 1953 our 9 uare ance I 12 foot a etball 9 tr 912 Pep Club 9 Stu e uncrl 10 12 Hall Momtors 1012 Copperdome e :or PATRICIA SHELTON Patches Whutefush Bay 1958 Dramatlcs 12 Square Dance 12 Sports 12 DAVID SHERWOOD Dave Hartford Avenue 1953 B nd 912 Radio Club 10 THOMAS SHIMEK Tom Ruversude 1956 H Monitors 1 12 KATHLEEN SIEMANN Kathy St Francls Borgua Cedarburg 1955 2 nl ors SUE SMITH Smntly Peoria Illlnols 1 55 Choir 9 Dramatlcs 10 Dance Club 9 Square Dan: IO Y Teens IO Sports 9 Pep Club 9 Red Cross Repre sen ahve 11 Hall Monitors 12 MARK SMUCKLER Mat Lake Bluff 1953 amatlcs 9 12 HI Y fo a basketball 9 track 910 wrestllng 11 Student Councll 12 class presrdent 10 Youth Councll 12 pres: ent I2 Soclal Chaarmen 10 Hall Monutors 11 12 National Honor Soclety 11 12 103 Ch ', -115 Sq D , 105 H'-Y, 11- 5 b ll, 9-125 bask , -125 ack, - 5 , 5 dnt Co ', , 5 ' , - 5 ,11- 12, d't , 12. fy a , - 5 ' , . l all ' , I- . Dramatics, 11-125 Dance Club, 10-115 Square Dance, 10-I 5 Hall Mo 'I , 11-12. , ' H ' , ' A, 9 Y ' , 1 ' , V , 'A '1 H , Dr ' , - 5 '- , 10-125 F.T.A., 125 atb ll, 9-125 i 9- I ' , 1 ', , 'd , -.rig COPPERDOME BONNY SOMMER Bon Thlensvllle Mequon 1955 Dramatncs 10 Dance Club 10 12 Square Dance 10 11 arts 910 IE avlng W r P Club 9 Socual Chalrmen 10 Hall Momtors 11 12 Rupples 12 Copperdome 11 12 WILLIAM STEELS Lake Bluff 1953 C our 11 12 Chorus 910 Square Dance 10 Pep b Hall Momtors 10 1 MICHAEL STEINBERG Rocket Atwater 1953 ramatlcs 912 Squ re Dance 1012 fo ball 9 basketball 9 10 track 9 12 Pep Club 9 Youth Councll Social Chalrmen 11 Hall Mom ors THEODORE STEINKE Te Ea t Mequon 1955 Camera C'ub 1012 BONNIE STERN Atwater 1953 Cholr 911 Dramotlcs 12 Square Dance 1012 YTeens TA 11 12 Pep Club 9 Student Co Soclal JOANN STOEGBAUER Steg Phlladelphla Pennsylvania 1953 orus 9 1O Dramatlcs 11 Dan e C ub 9 11 Squar nce 10 12 eens 0 arts 9 P Cheerleaders 10 12 Greyhound Guides 9 12 Hall Mom s Rrp NANCY STONE Non Atwater 1953 our 9 Dramatlcs 10 2 Dance Cub 10 12 Squa nce 10 12 ens orts Pep C u ent Councrl 12 Hall Momtors 12 Rnpples s CHARLES STRASBURG Chuck Lake Bluff 1953 Band 912 Square Dance 1011 football 911 basket tr 9 ba e 1011 Student Councl 9 Student Court 12 Socnal Chalrmen 9 Hall Momtors O 1 104 Sp , - 5L'f S ' , 10-115 ate Ballet, 10-115 CP , 1 ' ' , : ' , - 5 L , ' ' , Bill , 11 ', - : , - 1 , 7 Clu , I 95 A , - 1. D - I ' I 0 , - 5 ot , -125 97 ' I , 5 .1 , 12. , 1 fl S , ' xg - . 4 105 F. . ., - 5 , 5 uncll, 105 ' Chairmen, 115 Hall Monitors, 10-12. Ch , - 2 ' , : C l . - : 9 . Da , - 5 Y-T ,1 5 Sp , -115 ep Club, 9,125 tor, 11-125 ' ples, 12. Ch ', 5 ' , -1 5 l , - 5 re Da , - 5 Y-Te , 105 Sp , 9-125 lb, 95 Stud ', 5 ' , 11- 5 ' Busi- nes, 11. ball, 9-105 ack, 5 s ball, - 5 'l, ' 1 - 2. SENIORS JAMES STYNE Stynne Atwater 1953 C our 9 11 Astronomy Club 12 Square Dance 10 12 football 9 11 swimming 9 12 track 9 IO Hall Mont ors Pep Clu PAUL SWANSON Atwater 1953 nd 9 our 12 r estra 1 cross country 10 11 manager basketball 9 track 9 manager wrestling 10 Pep Club 9 Student Council Social Chatrmen 12 Hall Momtors 1012 Rtpples National Honor Society 11 I2 JUDITH TAYLOR Judy Atwater 1953 Orchestra 9 I2 Home Economics Club II 12 Dance Club 9 11 Square Dance 10 11 Y Teens 10 12 leaders Club Stu ent ouncnl 11 Hall Mont ors 1 12 Rlpples 12 National Honor Society 11 MARY TAYLOR Tolls Lake Bluff 1953 Chorus 9 IO Dramatucs 12 Home Economics Club 10 12 D nce Club 911 Square Dance 1012 Y Teens 1012 FTA 12 Red Cross Representative 10 I1 Hall Monitors Rtpples RICHARD THIEDE Duck WGUWCHOSG 1955 Orchestra 11 12 Astronomy Club 12 Square Dance 10 I2 cross country 12 swimming 9 12 Student Coun I1 Youth Councl 9 Hall Mont ors MARLINE VALLA Lake Bluff 1953 Choir 9- Dramatics 1O-I1- Dance Club 10-12 presl ent - - eens 0- ports 9- 0 - .. . 1-12- Pep 9- Cheerleaders 11-12- Hall Monitors 12. JUDITH VOLAND Judy Sunnyside 1955 oir 11' Chorus 9-11- Square Dance 10-12- Hall M i- S, . PAULA von SCHEIDT Lake Bluff, 1953 air, 107 Dramatics, 11-12, Home Economics Club, 7 Y-Teens, 11-127 Life Saving, 105 Water Ballet, 10, Student Council, 125 Youth Council, 11, Hall Monitors, 10-127 Ripples, 12. 105 'E , L EILEEN WACHTER Hartford Avenue, 1955 Chorus, 10-11, Home Economics Club, 11, Square Dance, 10-12, Y-Teens, 10-11, Sports, 9-12, F.T.A., 11, Pep Club, 9, Hall Monitors, 11. JOHN WAITE od St Roberts 1 5 Fo tball 11 ROBERT WARNEMUENDE Mondo Atwater 1953 Chorus 10 football 1012 manager swimming 912 Buuldmgs and Grounds 9 IO GARY WECKESSER Stlckshlft Atwater 1953 nd 912 Square Dance 1011 fo tball 912 swlm mrng 910 Pep Club 9 Hall Momtors 11 106 COPPERDOME JOHN WILSON Wmgs Loke Bluff 1953 Dramatlcs 12 football 9 swimming 9 Pep Club 9 DARLENE WINTERS WISCONSIN Lutheran 1957 Dromctucs 11 ALLEN WOELBING East Mequon 1955 Chess Club 9 10 JUDITH WYNHOFF Judy Atwater 1953 Chorus 910 Square Dance 10 Sports 9 10 Pep Club 9 SENIORS GERALD ZACH Jerry Cholr IO Square Dance Hull Monntors I2 THOMAS ZARWELL Tam Camera Club 9 Il SHIRLEY ZEPHRIES Beca Lake Bluff I953 Chorus 9 I0 Home Economlcs Club IO I2 Dance Club uore Dance O Y Teens O I I Leaders u O S orts I2 Pep Club 9 Hall Mom ors ll Copperdome Il I2 DEMETRIOS ZIKOS Demetrl Athens Greece I958 ramatlcs I2 Sudent Council I2 AFS NANCY WYNHOFF Nan Atwater 1953 Square Dance IO- Sports 99 Pep Club 9, Y MAsArsuGu YosHmA Mm Takummw Japan 1955 Swlmmung I2 Camera Club I2 AFS Cedarburg I956 vo e ball Lake Bluff I953 JANET ZIMDARS Jan Thnensvllle Mequon I955 Dramatlcs 9 Home Economics Club Il FREDERICK ZIMMERMANN Freddy Munlch Germany l958 Dramatlcs I2 C MARY ZINDA Terry lake Bluff 1953 Chorus 9 10 Home Economncs Club 10 12 Dance Cub S e Dance 1012 ens F Pe Club 9 Hall MODITOTS 1011 GORDON ZION Skupper Lake Bluff 1953 amahcs 9 11 te PETER TRACY Trac Peu llllnols 1 58 amallcs 11 volleyball 11 k SENIOR HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS OPPERDOME Q H. Bock Row Bob Sanhllu 310 John Ross 220 Geoff Rogers 310 Bob Schultz 23 Jim Behllng 116 Tom Booth 273 Front Row Anna Mae Nlcks 104 r ur Marly 137 Jane Laurel 234 Phll Ferkel 104 Belly Marshall Punch Davis 220 108 , - 1 ' . - 1 l . 9-117 qucr , - gY-Te ,1O-127 .T.A.,12g P , 1 ' , - - 1 Dr ' , , -125 nnis, 10. I.. ., rl . .I 9 Dr ' , 5 , glrac, 11. Alh , 1 , 2 ' , I , 116: Q HSSCCES 2 QT .KV Qk , 1 Q sg 0 'O'-.. 1 COPP 1531? Nw ERDCM Barry Ackerman Christine Adler Rodney Aldrich Eslherly Allen Eleanor Arne Albert Aschenbrenner Thomas Banse Maureen Barth Susan Becker Karolyn Beebe Russell Beebe John Beele Geraldine Bensman Sanford Berson Palrlcla Beverly Paul Blorkhalm Barry Bleuer Nancy Bader Carl Boecher Richard Boeller James Bohm Thomas Borneman Barbara Brachman James Broehm Curlls Brunong Roger Byhardl Peler Callen Evan Cameron Mules Capron Lawrence Chudnow Roberl Collins Raymond Connelly Jeannette Cooper Joan Cooper David Cuthbertson Ronald DeYoung Karen Dnmberg Michael Doren Barbara Dowe Michael Dreazy E CLASSES Elizabeth Dressler Richard Drought George Eisen Gordon Eisendrath John Engelmann Donald Fagan Barbara Feingold Wlllnam Fnnn Sandra Forrer Sandra Froeluch Pamela Gage Judy Gallett James Gatz John Guffen Mary Goetsch Paul Goetzlnger Stuart Goldberg Susan Golden Joyce Golowma Davud Goodman Leslne Goodnow Judith Graham Dandrldge Greeson Wllllam Greymont Carol Grogan Lunda Guthrie Dorothy Gutzmer Carolme Hang Francine Hankm Richard Hanney Scott Hardwuck Antomette Harenburg Wulllam Harlng Michael Harrungton Everett Hokanson Donald Horst Carlyle Hosklng Thomas Hauser Peter Housum James Howe David lsleb Mary Jackson Peter Jacobs Harold Jacobsohn Chrls Jay Allen Jessel John Jessel Sara Jean Johnson Jeanne Jordan Patrick Kaxllng Kathryn Kane Lynda Kaufman Joseph Klerzkowskl Sue Kmnally Margaret Krnne Howard Kassel I' are tv Y' ll Dv-1. YN, Ill ON -an PP iii ,f'5 was WOW -wry ayffi' 112 of ERDOM Craig Kols Thomas Koschmck Terry Lamplrls John Lempke Denms Llbowltz Danlel long Nancy Lore James MacMillan Barbara Maglno Robert Marshall Geraldune Mathla Barbara Mayer Patrlcla Mayerson Margaret McCandless Dennis McCarthy Keith McCllntock POTFICIU McDonald Margaret McElroy Mary Ann McKenna Patrucua McMncken Richard Mollenhauer Elizabeth Mufson Frances Murphy Herbert Neu Edward Neuenfeld Nancy Nlcklas Davnd Nucolaus Davrd Novlck Arthur Ober James Ostoch Robert Pape Janet Pattn Brent Peterson Arthur Plrelll Michael Plate Elizabeth Pohle Edward Pope Nancy Rector Terry Ressel Danuel Rhodes Thomas Race Carol Ruchman Robert Ruley Pamela Roby Peter Roller Carl Sagglo Beverly Sayles Robert Scheele Rlchard Scheodenhelm Thomas Schlamel Katherlne Schossow Terrence Schuh Glen Schwan Patrxcna Scott Suzanne Sedgwlclc Wllllam Serler E CLASSES Paul Senk Paul Sergro Barbara Slgman Krustlne Skogstrom Anne Smith Bonnie Smrth Carolyn Smrth Susan Smlth Frank Stelloh Lawrence Strllman Gerald Stoltz Bernrce Strauss Nancy Strauss Elizabeth Studley Alan Subeck Mark Suter Richard Swann Joseph Torantrno Irene Therlault Karen Therrault James Threl 7'-if Francine Watson Wrlllam Weber Connie Wren Mary Kay Wrnkowsku Norma Wrnters Thomas Wrrght Gary Yordl Bruno Yunker Judrth Zachow Vlctorra Zahn Alrce Zlemer Margaret Zrmmermann Honey Zurkoff --at I Q.-A JUNIOR OFFICERS Larrx Chudnow president Jlm MacMillan vlce president moved to St Louns In January N1 ii! if his? We I , ar 'lv l f -3, f 114 COPPERDOME Renee Adair Wlllnam Allen Roger Anderson Elanne Angelou Ronald Aschenbrenner Craig Austrup Ronald Baer Penelope Ballard Ellzabeth Barnett Douglas Barth Susan Beuscher Balba Blats Stephen Blatz Robert Bockl Carl Boehlke Bonny Bollman Barbara Bolln Davud Bradford Mary von Bnesen Gretchen Brown James Brunner Molly Bryant Edward Buckland Beatruce Burg Walter Burgdorf Roxann Burhop Margaret Byrnes Joseph Camullo Russell Card Alon Cole Carol Crane Yvonne Crapo Douglas Crow James Curley Barbara Curschmann Thomas Czarneckn Stephen Dalns Dean Domco Barbara Davus Barbara Dean CLASSES John Denning Joan Dobbrotz Sharon Elluott Thomas Fecht Douglas Felder James Fenno Judnth Fuscher Thomas Fleming Elnzabeth Flynn Rnchard Fortrer Hanna Frlsch Karen Galby Patrrcla Gandy Thomas Gatz Jean Gres Gerald Glese James Goland Martm Goldsmith Jeanne Gordon Martm Gosman Keuth Gramza Donna Gree Davld Greymont Dolores Hang Nunka Hamer Gerald Harrlngton Anne Hawkms Sandra Hefter Duane Herfetz Marlles Hohl Candace Holder Roger Hornbeck Ruchard Howard Herlene Huntley Joan Jaffe Earl Johnson Glenn Johnston Elalne Kahn Gary Kaiser Bonnie Kalaher Howard Kane James Kane Kenneth Karsten Kathleen Keown Lawrence Kern Elanne Klechkhaefer Peter Knefer Joanne Kunnally George Krrsten llana Klenner Jeanne Knesser James Koester Juduth Kops Thomas Kraeft Dennns Kraft Penny Kramer 4M .I few, 115 fr-v M eff' f 1 , K I K Q er- -F 'sn 4 71 .S fist. Q Il y J COPPERDO Wllly Krenz Mlchael Krom Delon Kronar James Krueger Wllllam Langley Linda Lee Saul leubowntz Brlan Levln Rosemary Lacucero Vnrgnma Monasse Marianne Marcus John Marty Georgla Marx Claudua Melrose Katherune Mercen Thomas Merkert James Meyer John Muller Collin Munert Craug Mltchell Douglas Moran James Mueller Barbara Nelson Robert Netz Penny Nlckoll Karen Olsen Gerhard Ott Lee Ann Owens Reva Pachefsky Nelll Peterson Maman Pierce Robert Pierce Marulyn Porter Gary Pntchard Richard Purln Susan Raine Frederuc Rank Sue Rellly Jane Relsman Rosemary Rlkkers Ellen Roberts Roger Roberts James Roche Arlene Rosenberg Karl Rosenberg Margaret Scheudenhelm Ronda Schutt Dlana Schultz Rlchard Schweer Wnlllam Seup Karen Seltzer Carol Sulberzahn Carl Sllvestrl Stephen Sherwood Heather Slsson Charlotte Slauson ASSES Dennis Smetcna Susan Smith John Soell Fern Solberg Michael Spitz .loan Sprnnger Karen Stolz .lull Stone John Strlcklln Barbara Strohm Dclvld Sullk Joan Sznura Phullup Tarantino Wnllnam Tarrolly Barbara Thompson Robert Tuttle Ronald Uecke Peter Van Every Nancy Van Raalte Karen Vuerck Carol Vusser Kathleen Wagen Mrchael Walker Rlchard Wanner Margery Wels Toby Werner Howard Westfahl Leigh Wllllams Trena Wolfe Henning Yderstad Fred Yunker Donna Zellnn Richard Znmdars Marshall Zubatsky yr SOPHOMORE OFFICFRS Reiss Potterveld, president Marshall Zubotsky, vlce pressdent 'ff 2' -yy. COPPERDOME lk rf! f 52 Howard Ackerman Mlchael Adler Nancy Adornato Charles Ames Donald Anderson Kaye Atksnson Wnlluam Bahrke Frank Ballstrerr Carol Barnett James Barth Carol Beverly Paul Beverung Sue Lynn Baller Carolyn Burch Frederick Bock Mary .lane Bader Judith Boelkler John Booth Davad Bores Wslllam Brachman Alan Brandt Robert Brandt .lerry Braehm Herbert Brown Paul Burmaster Kevern Cameron Pamela Canales Leslue Capron Gall Christopher Richard Chudnow Ann Cofrm Carleton Cook Patrlcla Couch Donald Crow Kenneth Czlsny Ian Dale Judlth Ann Davls Amy De Alolo Peter Doelger Margaret Dowe CLASSES Nell Elsenberg Robert Esler Mary Falbe John Flsh Susan Flosbach Ted Forrer Nell Frledman Judlth Gage Thomas Gaul Evan Gay JUdI'h Glen Davld Goldberg Marcy Goldman Wlllldm Gaodrlch James Graham Stephen Gralow Gale Gramza .lack Green Rlchard Greve Frederlck Gruhl Paul Halmbacher Robert Hammen Sally Hanney Judlth Harenburg Constance Harlng Paul Herzbrun Kurt Hlmmelmann Helen Hokanson Gayle lrwln Marlon lsleb Faye Jaka Karen Johnson Henry Kahn George Kaplan Julle Kaplan Susan Kaplan George Kashow Arthur Katz Judlth Kaufman Lynn Kay Kenneth Kaye James Kleckhefer Steven Klnsella Fred Kluessendorf Thomas Knuth Carol Kobersteln Janlce Koch Patrlcla Koester WlllI0m Konrad Carol Kuter Susan Lange Abbe Langer Peter Langley Paul l.eGalley Wllllam Leldersdorf Robert Levln D 3.-.,. M f fn... xnimlfl T3 i 4-,- avsefwn an 'ff it 210 any 4 at pv- L COPPERDOME Jennifer Lowe Robert MacGregor Edward Macuas Linda Marshall Michael McCutcheon Dorothy McElroy Kenneth McFeters Kathy McHenry Ronald Meer Sharynne Mercier Jon Miller Sherry Minert Thomas Mlrecki John MIZkeWlZ Sharon Mollwntz Duane Nager Barry Nemson James Nlckoll Kathleen O Donohue Landra Owen Mickey Pierson Penny Podell Susan Prltzkow Peter Pruessing John Raney Sandra Rehfeld Ralph Reske Merrl Ann Rheinsmuth Marty Rice Richard Rick Dennis Rogers Jeffrey Rogovrn Jeanine Rondeau Mason Ross Steve Ross Karen Rossensen Nancy Rudolph Thomas Saeger Anthony Salamone George Scheidker Richard Schlamel Daniel Schmitz Thomas Schroeder Richard Schwartz Claudia Sellon Judith Sellon Wendy Shockley Michael Shavers Sally Sisson Frank Smith Merrilynn Smith Marcia Spector Virginia Stangeland William Stehberger Stephen Stein David Steinberg CLASSES Thomas Stern Gretchen Sfrasburg Jack Swanson Thomas Tcrrolly Yvonne Therlaulf Bonme Thiel Lynne Underhill Robert Van Vleef Carla von Scheudl Lous Wangerln Susan Weslon Roxanne Whllehlll Melody Wlken Michael Wlken Palrlcla Wlllenson Marcia Wilson Richard Wilson David Wunkowskl John Wolfe Jeffrey Wood Cherie Wronskl Jeffrey Yablansky Joellen Zarlung 't 121 FRESHMEN OFFICERS Mason Ross, president Bill Brachmon, vice-presudenl WHO S BAND Sandy Smrth BUILDING AND GROUNDS Arthur E Bldney Presldent Carnot Nelson Vlce President Bob Carlson Secretary Dorothy McElroy CAMERA CLUB Harold Wuerks CHEERLEADERS Ottls Swlger Head Cheerleader Sue Hoebreckx CHOIR Donald Sellew President Paul Swanson Vlce President Bull Harmg Secretanes Dons Borst Luz Studley COPPERDOME Janet Muller Edltor Bob Schultz DANCE CLUB Eleanor Hamrlton President Marlme Valla Vlce President Judy Brusberg Secretary Sandy Forrer DRAMATICS CLUB Carolyn Cremeens Bernard Greeson Elise Johann Dorothy Klttleson Larry Love Ottus Swager Sue Weckesser President Betty Marshall Vlce President Gerry Bensman Secretary Judy Taylor Treasurer Teddy Baer GREYHOUND GUIDES Ednth Mae President Tum Hubbard Smith HALL MONITORS Harold Stolz President Ken Fabrnc HI Y Arthur McLean President Tom Mellencamp Vlce President Paul Swanson Secretary Bob Marshal Chaplain Herb Fowle HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Ethelyn Robrnson Presldent Aluce Roberts Vlce President Helen Caro Secretaries Mary Jackson Judy Taylor Treasurer Carolme Smnth LEADERS CLUB Elleen Haensgen President Alnce Roberts Vuce Presldent Eva Coufman Secretary Barb Brachman 122 COPPERDOME WHO MU ALPHA THETA INATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL MATHEMATICS CLUBI Margaret Joseph President Davud Ozonoff Vlce Pressdent Paul Blorkholm Secretary Treasurer Eva Coufman NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Mary C Shemorry ORCHESTRA Jane Hollyman Presrdent Punch Davus QUILL AND SCROLL Janet Muller Carl Snefert Bertha Whlte Harold Wrerks RED CROSS Edith Atchlson Chairmen John Connelly Kathleen Guzzetta RIPPLES Bertha White Carl Slefert Co Edltors Helen Caro Joel Rosenthal Business Manager Teddy Baer SOCIAL CHAIRMAN Ednth Mae Smuth Head Soclal Chairman Dons Borst Secretary Joel Rosenthal SPANISH CLUB Ruth Schoen President Sue Hoebreckx Secretary George Essen Treasurer Bob Marshal SQUARE DANCE CLUB Ottns Swrger President Tom Mellencamp STUDENT COUNCIL Margaret Sturr President Jam Aspln Vlce President Tum Lenucheck Secretary Nancy Stone Treasurer Bull Pohle STUDENT COURT Margaret Sturr Head Judge Herb Fowle Senior Assistant Chuck Strasburg .Iunlor Assistant Bob Marshal YOUTH ADVISORY BOARD Ray Butler Douglas Hall Presndent Mark Smuckler Y TEENS Marlon Brock Vrrguma Costley Presxdent Nancy Graham Vnce Presldent Sue Klnnally Secretary Judy Taylor Treasurer Alice Roberts Oole vice-Pre5idenfTSUe Pierson U QF U Q H as VI f E JN Z 1' . sesecoo ' 11 ni N- J COP up 'Q wr? P ERDOM David Aderman Dennls Albrecht Richard Albrecht Michael Anstneld Kathleen Apel Robert Bahrke Jonathan Barry Barbara Beckard Chrnstopher Beebe Chrvstlne Berg Georgla Berland John Blanchard Sue Bleler Wulllam Blume George Bolln Mark Brew Craug Brewer Katherine von Brlesen John Brunk Duane Brown Mary Brown John Bryant Michael Bullock Dona Burgess Lynn Burgess Herbert Carlson Susan Chestnutwood Paul Chnstenson Penny Christopher Ruth Cohan Susan Cohen Dannel Crean Thomas Cuthbertson Ann Davey Peter Dean Scott Dnmberg Stephen Eusendrath Jane Esser John Esser Ruta Fenman Brmn Felder Robert Fueks Ingrid Flagg Robert Flosbach Stephen Frvebert Frances Frlsby Robert Frusch John Garry Vlrglnla Glbbs Lynn Goodman Wendy Gordon Stephen Gorman Wulllam Granert E 4, C . Q X - 1 W .. J L J J' J . X N JA ' Q C - J 1 ss- M r s r - B -- ' . B Q me-??t't J J f f te z QQ 4 '5ff7'f-1',i Y ' J if ff . r P a -'sf B by ' ' an It Y . V-1 nw ', ... : Q K J JJ to J' v W 4 g ' . 1.,t ' ' ,J R J R w221:f:fi a J Q ,M . x. lk : 0' 124 CLASSES Sherryl Greenbaum Charles Grossman James Gruhl Diane Hansher Laurle Hardwlck Charles Harlng Susan Helmlnlak Holly Hoebreckx Dlanne Hornbeck Susan Howe Sharon Imse Sandra Kalser Barbara Kaplan Shar: Karp Richard Kartschoke Kathy Kastner Carol Koegler Leland Kops Lawrence Kosberg Steven Kraut Susan Krelck Janet Krome Mary Kunkel Lee Lampms Larry LaPldus Janet Larscheud Belly Lelbowllz Ardls Levm Ann Lewis Susan MacKinnon Norman Morks Mark Marhn Ellzabeth Mason Robert McClelland Roberta Melrose Marcla Menlnger Jean Meyer Rnchard Mlelke lawrence Muller Muchael Maehrng Barbara Morgan Jerome Muchln Julie Nelson Polly Nelz Ronald Netzel Steven Ober Denms O Donohue James Peserlk Gretchen Pfelfer Connle Phleger Jerry Pnmakow Bert Rabenn Nancy Ramsay Steven Ramsey Tlmothy Rebholz ,-Q Qu its ,Q 'ii ,Q-s. Q5 'Un s M 3 Z2 V. y gg. I 1 A 4 . 2- i t 'll N 192-L . . - f ' S I ly . 5- ' -' ' l - . f 5 S if .J . . yifligfv, . - R Q y 1 . L we pg ff , fi ' E Q' A V -s 4 L' I if I ' '- Q J :if S . J A V ' . ' . A, 1, I Robert Lerner SJ J xx l I ' lf' ' I gr' r :,. , , 'J-' T -L .Q 4 , . s 2 - 5 . . . ,K A l S . M- 3 111- 1 J in ' Q: mils ' x I N 125 Q .Aon an 'M-nf .ns 3' :Elf J Y gl ,Q vs! 49' K i' ,Q f ' M if 1' Q4 y, . . , it ly 2 iii 126 COPPERDOME Diana Remington Robert Reuther David Rhodes James Rice Jeffrey Robbins Martha Roberts Charles Roby Donald Roden Nathan Rosenthal Catherine Russell Jon Sadof Joseph Sara Janet Scheldker Richard Schroeder Carol Schuchardt Patricia Schultz James Smith Richard Smuckler lauren Stafford James Stangeland Jennifer Starks Sandra Stevens Richard Stone Beverly Strohm Ned Sutherland Mary Ann Szulagyu John Taylor Richard Vlelle John Visser Francis Wagenske Susan Wagner Martha Weber Russel Weber Arthur West Ellen Williams Harvey Wong Phyllis Zurkoff Hugh Allen Roberta Anstield Mariorie Bacher Ronald Bain Cynthia Barnett David Barnett Robert Barnett Mary Ann Bassman Dennis Becker Lynn Behling Barbara Bemm Mara Blals Nicki Boelter Robert Bollman William Bradford James Brandt Jeffrey Brown Constance Bryson Donald Buehler Gordon Burgess Pamela Burns George Campbell Frederick Carl Paul Carlson Mark Clancy Robin Cohn Peter Coloslmo Christine Curschmann Theodore Dasler Mary Davis Mary Dean Michael Dean Gail Dennis James Dobrushken Susan Dressler Michael Drought Judith Edelsteln Steven Eugen Daisy Embury Eric Epstein Steve Epstein Mark Eskuche Elizabeth Fish Jacque Fontaine lynn Fox Margo Frank lynn Fraser Michael Freiberg Barbara Friedberg Marilyn Friedman Theodore Gandy Frank Gares William Garry Robert Geline Robert Genack John Germanotta Richard Gillman Susan Glen Mary Golden Bruce Goldman Susan Goodnow Russell Gorman Bruce Graham Nancy Granerl Shirley Greeson Michael Gregory Steven Gruen Richard Heiden Charles Henderson Jane Hindin Robert Hoag Michael Houser 3 .p-.., ,aff ff? 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L rx ii L4 H331 x ff Gif' W ,,,.'m. is 128 COPP 1 ERDOM Judlth Hunsaker Paul Jacobs Julla Jay James Kahn Robert Kann Dennls Karskn Bernard Kerns Charles Klelnow Eleanore Koch Dennis Kors Eileen Koltln Jeffrey Lelbman Clark Lemke James Leshm Ethel Levun James Levln Eileen Lore David lysne Robert Magee Ruchard Marx John Matchette Nancy Mayerson Marvln Metzger Pamela Mexdcrf James Meyer Kent Mledlng Andrea Muller Barbara Muller Sue Morda n Davld Mountain Rlchard McMlcken Maruanne Neu Robert Noel James Nugent Gilbert Oberdas Thomas Olsen Patruck O Meara Tnmothy Paegelow Roberta Paetow Patrlcla Page Davnd Palmer Wayne Pardo Margaret Pnerce Judlth Pierson Gaul Pruss Joseph Purlntum Janeal Qulnnell Paul Reed Marlorne Reep Rae Ann Reimer Sally Rack Susan Rick Maureen Riley Marllyn Rlnka James Rogers E Aft , A .fr 10' Q , r ' I ' ' . f x ' Y C '-- . J f' , K 1 or lf fi.. Z' - . . K 4 , Q j g lg. 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' E. v Lawrence Rogovrn Roberta Rowlands Geraldine Saggro Lawrence Santacrace Ronald Santlllr Susan Scherbel Carla Schertz Erie Schmidt Howard Schoenfeld Janet Schumacher Carl Sehmer Barbara Serp Jeffery Sherman David Siegel Merry Srmmett Steven Simon Alexander Smlth Nancy Smith Marvene Solberg Mary Sonnenberg Larry Spero James St Peter Baroara Steels Carol Stehberger Thomas Stelloh Martha Stern Marlon Strckley Stephanie Stillman Kenneth Stlrsman Jane Taylor Thomas Thornrng Pamela Underhill Gary Valla Jane Weise Sanford Weisenburg Andrea Weller Jeffrey Werner John Wickliffe Clark Wilkerson Vivian Wilson John Winkleman William Wiseley Stanley Wong Steven Woolf Peter Yunker Wendy Zahn Ronald Zemlicka Ellen Zikou Robert Zubatsky Susan Zucker I I2 9 in 4 C L A S S E S Q lx J A I T 5 s 1-Q -f S I ' r X 41' ' ir !', ' ' , ,-K ' 5 ilu! fi HYQefi?f ' fil- . A, V:-I' XT Z l A l -7 Y s , Y V-lr 6' fi J A Q 2 hi I if X ,V . A ix . . I t X J A 2 ,, .3-gif!-3513. 1 . if ll. . , . ' lil. , SL J f - 4 ., ' 7 5 , Q ff!! ' 1 I 5 'f V ' up A Fnszfgp 'S' ' I 'P' ll 4 A 4 Wg' -Q ,ff , COPPERDOME Mathematlcs' Englnshl Socnal Studies' These are basic courses of the lumor hugh I mathemahcs the umts range from the ele mentary facts of percentage to geometry Many parts of the world are vnsnted un so cnal studnes whsle readung and spellmg are most Important In Enghsh . . . . ' n 1 JUNIOR HIGH I K 4 , gift: wif' ft 1 1 RS' Every eighth grader IS requured to take musnc appreclatuon and one semester of sclence Any excess energy rs dlsslpated rn physical edu catuon Electives Include art foods clothlng and mechamcal drawung Available for the first trme thus year are Spannsh Latun German and French .n N 'A' Ai ff! 'We X 1 51 Qt L t , . e, c t . . L 1' V 4 . i Q ,. 1 ' . .X ' tgp' - N -,uf V y E E gf xg-X41 f . 2 A f'1f'Q.fj' 'jf s .fry , .f,A -,, K ' 'XM 4 1 COPPERDOME yJ,xg,.w SEVENTH GRADE FOOTBALL Back Row: Coach Decker, Bob Geline, Jim O'Meara, Steve Simon, Sandy Smith, Marvin Metzger, Clark Lemke, Bob Magee, Clark Wilkerson, Pete Colosimo, Paul Jacobs, Mike Dean, Chuck Mueller, Coach Colosimo. Second Row: Ron Bain, Mike Gregory, William Bradford, Jim Levin, Bill Garry, Ron Zemlicka, Howie Schoenfeld, George Campbell, Kent Meiding, Tom Thorning, Bruce Graham, Jim Leshen, Bob Hoag, Jeff Brown, Richard Marx, Coach Chuck Slrasberg. Front Row: Bob Cohn, Dave Lysne, Steve Eigen, Jim St. Peter Mike Drought Jeff Liebman Dav- Barnett Gary Valla Jim Rogers Larry Rogovin Tom Olsen Stanley Wong Jim Kahn Jeff Werner Mgr SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL Back Row Peter Colosrmo James OMeara Steve Simon Marvin Metzger Clark Wilkerson James Levin Second Row Carl Sehmer Howard Schoenfeld Wayne Pardo Paul Jacobs John Motchette Ronald Barn Front Row Larry Spero Robert Zubatsky Bob Korn Gary Valla James Meyer SEVENTH GRADE TRACK Back Row Tum Paegelow Ron Bain Gil Oberdas George Campbell Ron Zemlicka Mike Dean Peter Colosimo Marv Metzger Pat OMeara Jim Levin Mark Eskucke Tom Thormng Bruce Graham Mike Gregory Steve Gruen Front Row Bruce Gold man Ron Santllll Tom Olsen Steve Epstein Larry Rogovln Jim Kahn John Germanotta Bob Zubatsky Dave Barnett Gary Valla vi ii 99 DQ 5 Jeff Werner Dick McMlcken Jim Rogers Robin Cohn 3.5 I 157 I I I 9 I I I I I I I 9 , A ' at : . as 5 ' .- Q - ' :. -.Sb Yu V V A ' 1 ,. CMU , 7 M., I q ,i - , LQ.,..,. 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X NIOR HI As usual the Gurls Glee Club under the durectuon of Muss Marguerutte House sungs Chrustmas carols un the halls the day before Chrustmas vacatuon Preparung for membershup un the senuor hugh band these aspurung mu sucuans meet three tumes a week and also have group lessons wuth Sandy Smuth as theur durector Soccer us one of severa' games played by gurls partucu gurls physucal educatuon department 135 l U G H l pating in the after school sports program sponsored by the l l l COPPERDOME Junior high students help plan and prepare for the numerous parties held throughout the year Classmates gather in the genial atmosphere and become better acquainted FROM UUILI. ll INK L---v, 136 This mural, painted by Lynn Bur- gess, is a fine example of the iunior high's Christmas decorations which gave the school such a holiday at- mosphere. 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