Shorewood High School - Copperdome Yearbook (Shorewood, WI)

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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

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Bxllelleuuri R,UJQligoe-Ski G,LUalTer.S x Q--: :,:- Qr-Thur Vogel. S. B. Lljceiizs J,LUcamer vm . prepares to toss up the basketball Dorothy Bitker and Dolores Schaefer are tensed tor the iurnp. mv' A is '- Q 'V Basketball is one ot the girls' sports activities. As Marjorie Schiek la Q ' X J mepfzr Dwhilcz zzi' 3 ..A Q if azul, i f ..,. Tlisulinchzslczr Rulerth JZQ,-925' Lxzjligqh A bxzfmmgpmgn Qvzuciggp The gym floor lures the sporty Sue In shoes so white and suit so new. Speed swimming is a favorite of these girls. They are shown practicing starts and turns. Miss Moilan coaches the girl swim enthusiasts.