Shorewood High School - Copperdome Yearbook (Shorewood, WI)

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SENIORS HOWARD HIGH Howie can imitate anything from the caekles of a barn- yard fowl to the dizzy antics of a drunk trying to catch a fly on his nose, Despite these amusing abilities, however, he has a serious nature which enables him to lead in economic dis- cussions and to be a leader in track. STANLEY HOOK Stanley is quiet and always seems to be studying, which calls for comment in the form of approval. Although he docsn't belong to any clubs he is an active asset to the band and or- chestra of Shorewood High School and his playifig will be NORMAN HUNT Norman has been in the band and orchestra for four years and that is certainly an achievement to be proud of. Besides his musical work he has done some dramatic work with the Repertory Players, Swimming, golf, and riding claim him as an able athlete. JAMES IVINS ,lim Looks Down upon most everybody in Shorewood but nevertheless he'll tell you that he likes Shorewood above all other high schools. His hobbies are railroads and music, and he has achieved his fame for getting respectable marks without studying. Golf and swimming are his favorite spoits. missed next year. ROBERT ,IACKSON Annapolis Ho! That is the line in which Bobs ambitions lie, His application to his studies as well as extra-curriculars has given many a teacher much satisfaction. He has belonged to the Shorewood band for several years and his musical ability has been proved by this organization. Page Twenty-nine

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COPPERDOME ROBERT HAMMERSCHLAG As numerous and confusing as the letters in his name, so varied were the activities of Robert Hammerschlag. He was a member of the band for six years, cross-country for one year and a member of the science and music clubs. His hob- bies are both playing baseball and collecting stamps ELMER HEINE Elmer is the type that sees the thing he wants and then drives until he gets it. His record has shown ability and achievement. Besides a high scholastic average, he has worked to his credit on the staffs of the Ripples and the 'Copper- domeu, and is a member of the Quill and Scroll. jANE HETTLESATER WALTER HELLER Walter Heller- his book. That is, Walter is co-editor of this annual. He has scribbled for the Ripples and the Scribbler's eluh, too. Walter is quite a hand at raising pigeons and marks. Some day he will be a great publisher or a great pigeon ffincier. Anyway great. PH YLL IS HENDERSON Phyllis has been in band and orchestra since she came to Shorewood High School two years ago. Her ability does not stop at music, however, but includes the French language. She was vice-president of the French club in her senior year, also. When it comes to dancing, jane is right theree-gliding in a partners arms or kicking a pointed toe over the foot- lights. She is an active member in all our home room dis- cussions, Girl Reserves, and Dramatics. jane is one of our all-around Shorewood girls, coming in every morning from the Bay. Page Twenty-eight 1- 1 --L

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COPPERDOME A i l l ARTHUR jURACK Art's hobby has been mechanics in general, but radios claim him when it comes to the particulars, I-le was a member of the radio club, science club, and the Hi-Y during his years here at Shorewood, and he took a part in the operetta of last year. jANE KLATT Both paint brush and pen are included among Janes tal' ents. However, she has devoted more time to the former and her art work has covered an extensive field from oil paintings to illustrations for the Copperdome. The annual has also been a field for her writing ability as has the Creative Writing I . i i l MAR Y KLA TTE Mary, Mary- yes, she's quite contrary, but her smile is better known. She has been active as the president of the German club, a member of the dramatic and glee clubs. Her ability in athletics has been shown in the Leaders and S clubs and frequently on class teams. FRANK KLEILER With athletic letters, a junior class presidency, and a Ripples cditorship to his name, it is almost unnecessary to give Frank a Writeup, so well is he known. He is as an all-around popular student as any high school graduate could be. By the way, Frank, what is it now-bolshevism, communism, class. Page Thirty or socialism? ELLEN KOEPPEN Ellen is happiest when she is doing something in produc- tion class or in dramatics over at the Atwater School. Her talent, however, is in fine arts, for home economics and arts and sciences know her as an especially able student. We bet Millie finds her cookies good.