Shorewood High School - Copperdome Yearbook (Shorewood, WI)

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rx SENIORS :V 1 XWILLARD FARNUM Bud graduated in February, but he has visited often enough to have us keep in touch with him. His interests were in the science club and chemistry. He was one of Riverside's finest athletes and Shorewood was glad to have his help this last year. CAROLYN FEINSTEIN Carolyn's pleasant smile has become well known around school. Reading, swimming and ice skating are her favorite activities and her domestic qualities are shown by the fact that she likes to cook and sew. Her future work as a dietician will need these qualities, too. WILLIAM FOOTEV CHARLES FRANK FENNEL Of course, everyone, including chronic lawn-crossers, knows Charlie. Hc's the person who says, Go directly to your fourth hour class. after every assembly program. He grins cheer- fully at everyone, but still manages to uphold the dignity of Senior Class presidency. He is a member of the Forum Club. EDITH FISCHER Edith has shown an interest in all school activities, how- ever those of a social nature have predominated. She is clever and her presence would be an asset to any school. She came to Shorewood from Riverside and it was their loss and our gain. Although Bill is known best a basketball star, he is very active in playing ping-pong and Mhoolceyu. His interest in sports is further shown by his ability in golf and tennis. As he hasn't joined any clubs, his home room teacher, Mr. Schuppener, secs that he has plenty of time to loaf . Page Twenty-fire

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X ' l 'i l ,ff .1 wilt :Ze -' ex f' COPPERDOME JACK DEDRIC14 jacks athletic abilities were of outstanding value to the school during his years here at Shorewood. He was a Hne hockey player and as a pitcher on a baseball team he could throw some good balls. He was a football man also. HARR Y DE SWARTE Although Harry claims distinction through his curious collection of relics, it is his friendly open-hearted ways that have won him a place in the hearts of Shorewood students. A round trip of twenty miles to and from school is his itin- erary. Harry is especially adept in mechanical work. EVEL YN F AESS CHARLES DURR lf you ever need assistance in the selection of an article in Flynn's drug store, Charles Durr will always be willing to help you. He may often be seen riding around in their deliv- ery car also, and we wonder how he gets his height of six feet plus into the little coupe. BERNICE EMERSON Bernice has a quiet, sincere way of going about her school work which draws the admiratic-n of fellow students. Her activities have been shortened somewhat this last half year because she is one of our UP. G. students. She is a golf en- thusiast and takes a keen interest in all school sports. Evelyn has been in the dramatic club her last year and a half and has taken part in several plays. She likes most out- door sports, although she has shown her preference for reading and creative writing. Page Twenty-four

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COPPERDOME ROBERT FOWLER Hi, manager! Being manager seems to be Bobs pet hobby, for whether he is on the football field or the stage, he is depended upon to keep things in working order. Construct- ing stage sets for assembly programs is but a part of Bob's extensive service to the school. GORDON FRODERMANN Gordon has been a very quiet and conscientious student. Although his extra-curriculars are not many, he has done exceedingly well in dramaties. He may often be seen reading books, as that is his favorite hobby, and when he isn't doing that, he is often busy on his hall monitor position. CATHERINE GREEN LUIS GILLIES Everybody who saw Lois as the heroine of Wild Nell will remember how well she played that melodramatic rolc. She has been in dramaties for four years and during that time has taken part in a great many plays. She enjoys the Home Economics class, where she has completed many attractive dresses. RUTH GOERITZ Ruth is willing to take you up on anything you say and when she does, her logic and thought demands admiration. As assistant to the librarian, Ruth has done some hard work and she has the individual hobby of collecting music with which she has had pleasant associations. Cae is blessed with so many talents that there is an increas- ing demand for her services. She gives unselfishly and with all the abandon of her vibrant personalityg the reward being membership in the National l-lonor Society. Even after a chaotic night devoted to annual work she breezes into class the next morning with her usual supply of energy. Page Twenty-six