Shorewood High School - Copperdome Yearbook (Shorewood, WI)

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Top Row: Eunice Berg, Dororhy Tamblce, Geraldine Troieck, Dorofhy Rulenberg, Muriel Anler, Marilyn Sefer, Mariorie Coffin, Phyllis Coffin, Marion Rippcher, Doris Hinfz, Audrey Schlaefli, Helen Cusfer, Elizabelh Lisch, Alice Fabre, Dorolhy Slark, Dorolhy Pefly. Fourfh Row: Marian Rasico, Virginia Smilh, Vir inie Kibbie, Jane Ruhnke, Carol Lewis, Joyce Daniels, Tiancy Slreich, Bar- bara Driggel, Marilyn Wyaff, Bernice Mepfer, Joan Ealon, Esfher Huhn, Marlha Fisher, Belly Jane Venulfa, Florence Aihey, Joyce Heffernan. Third Row: Paffy Har- vey, Sybil Offsen, Nancy Boerner, Julie Maddox, Jenneile Harris, Laura Louise Lindow, Barbara Daussen, Audry Czech, Mariorie Parks, Evelyn Findley, Ann Frisby, Tracy Chalmer, Palsy Dallon, Jean Cords, Belly Hafner, Priscilla Kaplan. Second Row: Linnea Slone, Jean Skornika, Caro- lyn Sperq, Thelma Player, Dorolh Morgan, Bealrice Kemplce, Elizabelh O'Connor, Claire glcinrood, Mary Louise Kuesler, Palsy Smith, Joanne Gaudynski, Barbara Clapp, Mary Mandle, Befh Semmens. Fronl Row: Dorolhy Stock, Arlyce Purfuersl, Belly Jane Jones, June lnghram, Carol Nelson, Edilh Beese, Mary Egerman, Audrey Metz, Miriam Jerabelc. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The Girls' Glee club won firsl place in lhe Easlern Wisconsin con- lesl lasl' spring as well as many solo and ensemble evenls. Early lhis year 'rhe club gave an assembly program lor lhe iunior-senior high assembly. The Girls' Glee club ioined lhe Boys' in singing carols in lhe halls before lhe holidays, followed by an assembly al A+waler al 'rhe beginning of lhe second semesler. The girls also were honored in being aslced lo sing al a meeling of all senior girls preparing for college, ai which lime 'rhe Glee club furnished lhe music. The music feslival in ihe spring offered 'rhem an opporluniiy 'ro presenl a colorful gypsy campfire scene wilh characlerislic songs and dances, arranged by Their direclor, Miss Margueriie House. Reddy tarried o'er too long- Miee Pfofffnr than nano him tho anna ,, 1 li L. MARGUERITE HOUSE, B.A.. B.Mus,Ed., RUTH PFEIFER, BA., Music, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus Affendance Secrelary.

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STAMP CLUB WiTh Bob Tump. charTer member, as presidenT, The Shore- wood High STamp club had a very successTul year wiTh a capaciTy enrollmenT oT ThirTy-Tive members. ReporTs on news oT inTeresT To philaTelisTs sTamp conTesTs, and sales oT com- memoraTive issues including The Susan B. AnThony and Arlcan- sas CenTennial sTamps, were ways in which The club soughT To increase inTeresT in sTamp collecTing as a hobby. Under The supervision oT Mr. l-laTner, philaTelic advisor, a special sTudy was made oT bureau prinTs and many members sTarTed collecTing Them This year. Among The oTher acTiviTies ThaT The members looked Tor- ward To were The annual STamp club aucTion and picnic, boTh oT which were held as second semesTer acTiviTies oT The club. VISUAL EDUCATION CLUB The Visual EducaTion club, sponsored by Mr. STolz, is en- deavoring To Teach iTs members how To operaTe The school's visual educaTion equipment MeeTings are held Twice a monTh on Fridays. There are abouT TiTTeen sevenTh and eighTh grade members in The club. During The meeTings we hold drills in Threading and running visual educaTion equipmenT To see which members can operaTe The machines wiThouT misTalces. ATTer The drill The Tilms which we have been pracTising wiTh are shown. These Tilms are chosen by The club members To TiT in wiTh The school's subiecTs and ThereTore The Tilms prove educaTional. We are also being TaughT how To splice Tilms and how To make slides. When The members can operaTe The eguipme-nT wiThouT misTalres, They are qualiTied Tor running The equipmenT in The classrooms. A l. .. .. Top Row. Carol Belau, ErnesT Rice, Ted Amos, Don Wilson, Bob Tump, Bob Krueger, Bob Mann Jim Sc oen Tom Caraway. Third Row: Bud Waisbren, Bob Landry, Shirley Bieringer, Erwin BreiThaupT, Jessie Walker Sher IH Abrams, R. Feldmanri, Mary Vandenburg. Second Row: David Phillips, Charles Blair, Paul Teschan Henry BreiThaupT, Don Ruperf, Don Loesser, D. Reilly. FronT Row: Billy Soefy, R. HefTren, Bill Hadley, Jimmy He er Alvin Goodman, Alfred FirTh. Top Row: Bob CurTis, Bob Willce, Roberi Krueger, Paul Hanno'n, Bob Mann, Earl Shimon Don RuperT Froni Row: Tom l-lauq, Alvin Goodman, Bill Meyer, Carl Reinhardt Monas Bachman, Alfred Firfh