Shorewood High School - Copperdome Yearbook (Shorewood, WI)

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COPPERDOME ROBERT BOEHNKE Besides having an active reportorial job on the Ripples , Bob has given able services to the annual. He has been in dramaties and served as carpenter for the production class and wielded an active hockey stick on the team. MARGARET BOGOSIAN Margaret's chief duties and interests are in Dramatics and Production. She works hard, but finds pleasure in act- ing, directing, and doing a hundred other small jobs. She is an active member of the Story Hour club, German club, and has shown ability in athletic work. OSCAR BRACHMAN junior Brachman has been studying at the University of Wisconsin in Madison the last semester, but previous to that he was well known as a golf player here at Shorewood. He took an active part in thc discussions of an economic nature in his Social Problems and Economics classes. WILLIAM BRADT Bill is the spirit of modern enterprise. He dissertates on any subject in a truly parliamentary manner. He mixes the aesthaetic with the brass tacks and retains a perfect balance. He made a success of both the financial end of last year's Copperdorne and a difficult characterization in this year's Senior Class play. RALPH VON BR I ESEN Ralph is a well known honor student with his musical ability being demonstrated in both the Shorewood Band and Orchestra. The alumni editorship of the Ripples has be- longed to Ralph this last year and a position on the business staff the previous year. Page Twenty L '91

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SENIORS R U TH BELL Dancing hath charms and so has the dancer. Ruth Bell, who was chairman of the afternoon dancing committee, was also an active member of the Girl Reserves, and Leaders clubs. All boys are warned to beware of her entrancing smile. Those dimples have caused the downfall of many. ,IULIAN BENNETT A tall player throwing passes -longest distance in putting the shot - basketball - and a permanently infectious grin identify julian. Football, wrestling fhe is champion of thatb, and basketball all know him, and he knows them! The teachers and students both agree that Julian is certainly a Gne fellow. EDWARD BETEI-IIA Edward Betehia is known for his wit and charm, which cndcared him to all his classmates. His favorite expressions are Rather sing than eat and Rather act than be silent . Ed determined to be recorded in the annals of history as the greatest actor and singer in the world. CARL BIRKHOLZ Carl's indoor sport is algebra, while his outdoor hobby is athletics. He prefers his hobby, of course, to the former. Football used his husky shoulders to a good advantage while the track activities have used his abilities too. His voice has added a great deal to various school programs. MILTON BLECH Millie , who has been an all-around athlete, took a lead- ing part in football, basketball, and track. He has received recognition for his metal work in shop. In his freshman and sophomore year he was president of his class and he was on the prom committee in 1930. Page Nineteen

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sENioRs , ga . Yi , V, . . 1 ,X -we N x Q - . J f i i ,Eg BRUCE BROWN Besides Bruce's widely recognized sense of humor, he numbers among his activities the Glee club and his favorite sport, swimming. ln the latter hc has become exceedingly proficient, while the proof of the former was established when he rendered several numbers in his English 8 class, the Hrst semester of his senior year. STANLEY BROWNE Stanley takes radios apart, experiments with their insides and puts them together again, generally with extremely sue- cessful results. He spends most of his time doing this but he belonged to the radio club last year. His favorite sports are wrestling and boxing. BERNICE B UTTERS lf you are ever in danger of drowning, just call Bernice Butters. She is an able swimmer, being an active member of the Life Saving club. Her ability in Glee club work, in former years. has often been demonstrated in assembly programs and opcrettas given in Arnold Hall. BERNICE CAMPBELL Theres no doubt about it, Bernice will loom large as a literary Hgure when she goes out into the world . She has been indispensable to the Ripples and to the Scribblers club, for she has that peculiar genius which can turn a ballad into a real poem, and then into literature. - MARY CANNON Here is living proof of the far famed Irish sense of humor. Carries grin and giggle are as invariable as herself. Dra- matics have been her favorite extra-curricular, and she has done beautifully. She has also twinkled consistently through her school work. Everybody likes her - can you blame them? Page Twenty-one