Shorewood High School - Copperdome Yearbook (Shorewood, WI)

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COPPERDOM White, lack Trickler. Bob Krenzin. Iohn Arkins. STAMP CLUB To increase interest in stamp collecting as a hobby, and to study stamps in relation to their historical, geographical, and literary connections is the purpose of the Shorewood high school Stamp club which is sponsored by Miss Iane Golden. Club programs included stamp contests, exchanges, a picnic, a stamp auction conducted by Eldon Hunter, well known Mil- waukee philatelist, and a talk on unusual philatelic facts, illustrated with rare stamps by Major A. W. Draves, famous collector. The officers for the year were: Iessie Walker, pres- identg Bill Heller, vice-president and program committee heady Iames Brachman, secretary, and Iames Heller, treasurer. IUNIOR QUILL Iunior Quill is devoted to creative writing, being open to all seventh, eighth, and ninth grade students. Any boy or girl may join by submitting to Miss Frieda Radke, sponsor, two different types of creative writing. The material is then read to the club for their approval. The majority of the meetings are spent either in laboratory work, or the students read and criticize material. Officers for the first semester were: President, Patty Smith, vice-president, Sue Ehrman, treasurer, Richard Morgan, and secretary, Mary Pfeifer. Elizabeth Lean was president the second semester, while the rest of the officers were re-elected. Lean, Pattie Smith. Newman. Erion, Suzanne Eder. Back Row: Alan Schneider Da Cunningham, Bill Heller, How: Second Row: Don Rosenthal Hel Iameson, David Phillips, Iim Hell First Row: Louis Rahr, Bob Manc Orin Roesler, Charlotte Palm Back Row: Lelah Wagner, Betty I obson, Richard Morgan, Elizab Second Row: lane Kresge B Goldie, Betty lane Hafner I Front Row: Clarice Bercey, Barb: Osthoff, Phyllis Eucker, Gwyn

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DMINISTRATION k Row: D. Schmidt, I. Aschauer, Dangle, R. Gile, B. Allen, P. zheedy, A. Frackelton, I. Norris, T. lloore B. Lowe. Jrth Row: M. Orth, B. Smith, I. Ifangold, R. Karow, T. Hardeman, Connor, D. Fein, I. Stolzoff, V. rd Row: B. Fiebrantz, P. Mueller, 3 Mann, F. Schmidt, B. Landry, D. orcoran, R. Crawford, T. Hay, B. White K. Hade. ond Row: F. Brandon, M. Phillips, I Siewert, I. Alter, E. Dohmen, M. Jlurray, B. Stockwell, I. Melander, Wallmann. mt Row: P. Lassar, I. Ruhnke, P. offm R. Reilly, C. Witthuhn, I. Cuptz E. Findlay, A. Fabere, I. bllandel. noticed was a definite trend toward closer student monitor cooperation. Evidence of this lay in the number ot students eager to serve the second semester compared with the number serving the first semester. Miss Linda Barry was again the sponsor, having been in charge of the group since its organization ten years ago. As in previous years, habitual offenders and those pleading guilty to charges made by the monitors, were tried in the student court which was presided over this year by Paul Bron' son, judge, Marjorie Kemke was clerk. The student attitude committee, of which Paul was also chairman, has been busy handling over fifty cases of violations of building and grounds, assembly, and halls rules. EXTRA-CURRICULAR BOARD The Extra-Curricular board serves to correlate the various organizations, to charter new clubs and ac- cept their constitutions, and to keep a permanent iile of reports of activities and membership for the year from the clubs. Orville Palmer is the faculty adviser. This year the board began work on revision of the extra-curricular handbook, working on it at their regular Tuesday night meetings all year. Bill Heller, Betty Lehan, Agnes Allen. BUILDING AND GROUNDS The Building and Grounds committee is organized for the purpose of getting student cooperation in such items such as fire drills, locks and lockers, bicycles, automobiles, and lawns. They try to make the build- ings and grounds as safe as possible by educating the student to cooperate and obey the rules which will benefit all. Earl Harmes and R. B. Newhauser have been the sponsors. Back row: Clyde Schaffer, Bob Heath, Hubert Kun- sey, Lane Moloney. Front row: Ray Gafney, Art Stevens, Dick Mueller, Robert Curtis, Iack Casper.

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LDMINISTRATION :ck Row: Tom Hay, Paul Bronson, Bruce Allen, Don Corzine, lim Voelz, Robert Uber, Bill White. bird Row: Dick Roberts, Marian Orth, Marjorie Kemke, Audrey Heimbach, Ed Miller, Warren Rosenheim, Carol Belau. econd Row: Dick Bains, Lois Mc- Elroy, Ernest Rice, Iean Elsom, Maud Steene, Betty Lehan, lrmgard Boeder. ront Row: Iohn Blair, Betsy Dissing- er, Harriet Vogel, Betty Lou Mills, Marjorie Herrmann, Ioan Macken- zie, Irene McLean. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY With character, leadership, scholarship, and service as its main objectives, the National Honor society stands for the high ideals of the school. Any senior or second semester junior is eligible for membership if he has attained certain scholastic achievements. All candidates are rated by each other and by the faculty on the three remaining standards of the society. As membership is purely honorary the society does not function as an extra-curricular. Ac- tivities of the year include the National Honor assembly in spring for initiation and the an- nual dinner lor the members and parents. QUILL AND SCROLL One hundred inches in print, a standing in the upper third of either the junior or senior class, and evidence of superior work in some phase of journalistic endeavor constitute the re- quirements for membership in the Quill and Scroll, international honorary society for high school journalists. The Grant M. Hyde chapter, founded in Shorewood in 1928. consists of Ripples staff members who have done outstanding work. There are two yearly initiations to the Quill and Scroll, one at the end oi the first semester, and the other at the end of the school year. Members of this group receive the Quill and Scroll magazine bi-monthly during the school year. Back Row: Dick Roberts, lim Voelz, Bob Zucker, Bruce Lowe, Victor Strelitz, Bill White, Perry Zemlicka. Second Row: Bill Lambert, Bob Mill- ard, Carol Belau, Warren Rosen- heim, Lois McElroy, Iessie Walker. Front Row: Iohn Blair, Leslie Surlow, Maud Steene, Betty Lehan, Morjorie Herrmann, Betty Iune Ianzer, Cecyl Eder.