Shorewood High School - Copperdome Yearbook (Shorewood, WI)

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Wifi? so .isp JUNIOR QUILL e Junior Quill, a liTerary organizaTion, meeTs The TirsT and Third ridays oT every monThg iTs purpose being To encourage creafive wriTing. Any Junior l-ligh school sTudenT who submiTs Two Types of crediTalole original worlc is eligible Tor membership. The TirsT semesTer OT This year was spenT in wriTing shorT sTories, while during The second semesTer, plays suiTable Tor children oT The sixTh. sevenTh, and eighTh grades were wriTTen. These plays were based on sTories Taken Trom good boolcs. The ChrisTmas parTy and picnic in The spring are The main social evenTs during The year. The club officers Tor The TirsT semes'Ter were: PresidenT, Joan McKenzie: SecreTary, Eunice Berg: Treasurer, Bill BlaTTner. Margery Herrmann was elecTed PresidenT Tor The second semesTer and The oTher oliiicers were reelecTed. cb elif. Top Row: Esfher Huhn, Doroihy Tambke, Marlene Coffin. Fronf Row: Billy BlaTTner, Bob Lehan, Eunice Be g Dorofhy Morgan. U KCC QQPO QT pdl l T 3 Blifln If Reddy writes a pome like this Hes one the Junior Quill will miss.

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' , rf W . f ' J!! , , Af' Z I AA, ffl X FRIEDA RADKE, Ph.B., EVELYN MOILAN, B.E., JANE GOLDEN, Ph.B., English, Junior Quill. Physical Education, Girl Reserves, Social Science, Stamp Club. Life Saving, Archery Club. LEONARD S. TURNER, Ph.B., A.M. ANITA WACHS, WILLIAM O. OLSON, B.A., Head of Mafhemafics Deparlmenf, Secretary fo Mr. Benzing. Social Science, Asslslanf Foofbell Slide Rule Club. Coach, Baskefball Coach. Miss Colden's dream boat now they sail, But nevertheless, a test they fail.

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,mu 'Us- LUBl TT RB aber-gerTiBanField R.Bcrm'9rsgQ PBowlus Lu.Bmzde Edward Sub d.E5uTner B,Cloussen ,m.Cloyl0n O TREF' 092 We rncaFFin Bob Cui-Tis Q.Czech J.Dcmirzls J.DiFrcmccf:s uJ.Dr-chew Cnukz xlooniaron l'n,E9ermon R.Ehnendriecli JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BAND The younger musicians who desire To play in a band and in order To receive suTTicienT Training To enTer The senior band, are enrolled in The junior high school band wiTh Sandy SmiTh, The direcTor. There are TorTy-Tive sevenTh and eighTh graders in This organizaTion who meeT during The TirsT hour on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. During This period They develop Their band rouTine and receive insTrucTion in playing TogeTher as a band. The band is run sTricTly as a class. STudenTs who are in The sixTh grade insTrumenTal classes are pro- moTed To The band when They reach sevenTh grade. Learning The rudimenTs oT music, gaining a lcnowledge oT Their insTrumenTs, and preparing a concerT Tor The grade schools give The youngsTers a desire To con- Tinue sTudy. Susifs footing of her horn Gives Mr. Smith Il look forlorn. .., Ln. A ll Top Row: Bob Schuler, Bob CurTis, Bob Slone, Guy Scrivner, Arfhur Vogel, Tom Baum, AlberT Fraclmillen Marfha Fisher, Bob Unger, Earl Shimon. Third Row: Belh Me Corniqen, David Reilly, Russel Weinslein, Alan Mandelker, Marcon RobersTein, RoberT Riese, Torn Lewn, Jimmy Malchefle, Ray Beckman, Bill Jones. Second Row Bill Hadley, Kennefh Reisinger, BeTTy Jane Jones, Teddy Bear, Bob Meyers, RoberT Senn, Elaine Levy, Ben Kahn Perrv STearns. Fronf Row: Alfred Firth, Dale Schuppner, Bob Kuhns, Royal Davies, Ted Hawlry, John Pelligrinni James Upsahl, Russel WorTh.