Shorewood High School - Copperdome Yearbook (Shorewood, WI)

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OBERNDORFER Treasurer LESLIE A. EATON Member MRS. HERBERT BORKENHAGEN Member RICHARD H. TYRRELL Clerk ANTHONY I. BENZING Secretary to the Board ADMINISTRATION cfm ' am! HOMER S. HEMENWAY Superintendent GRANT RAHN Principal MARIORIE PRATT Curriculum coordinator ELIZABETH IOHANNABER Psychologist LILLIE DOERFLIN GER Dean ot Girls IOHN WEINHOFF Dean of Boys 761 f? aim? Woimq, mf 'QLZZWQQQ A Our faculty-sometimes We think we can't get along with them, but We know that we can't get along Without them. Heading the English department is Miss Frie- da Radkep 'assisted by Miss Caroline Bartzp Miss Irene Carpenter, Miss Rose Marie Mohrdieck, Miss Zelma Oole, Miss Elizabeth Turnell, Miss Bertha White, Ripples Adviser: Mrs. Iennie Shouldiceg Miss Margaret Windus and Miss Mabel Madden. Miss Lena Foley, who heads the speech department and sponsors the Dra- matic club, is aided by Miss Mohrdieck, Miss Oole, Miss Turnell, and Mr. Charles Zoeckler. Miss Catherine Zimmer, who also is a sponsor of Girl Reserves, supervises the work in speech re-education. Associated with Mr. Arthur McLean, 'head ot the social studies department, are Miss Linda Barry, Mr. Raymond Branson, Miss Alma Bubeck, Miss Dorothy Oviatt, Miss lane Golden, Miss Blanche Miller and Mr. Lloyd Iohnson. Mr. Mc- Lean also sponsors the Hi-Y, Mr. Branson is business advisor ot the Ripples and Miss Barry sponsors the Student Council and Hall Monitors. if of mugusmsutw 4f,,,W,L,, FACULTY flfcmc Ncfcfecf 5' I , Sammy cmcf Samoa The mathematics department is headed by Mr. L. S. Turner and working with him are Miss Margaret Ioseph, Miss Frances Kenney, who is also in charge of student placement, Miss Adele Leonhardy, Miss Ianet Miller, who is editorial advisor of the Copperdorne, and Mr. William Olson. Mr. Harold Wierk's, head of the science de- partment, is assisted by Miss Dorothy Barnett, Mr. Dale Schuppner, Mr. Harold Stoltz, and Mr. Edgar Bailey. Mr. Wierks sponsors Camera club, Miss Barnett, the Biological Garden club, and Mr. Schuppener, the Nagional Honor So- ciety. . V,.r M X Foreign languages are taught by Miss Asun- , ' ' ' gf '7 da Castagna, Spanish, Miss Blanche Chevillon, French, Miss Elinor Herman, Latin, and Dr. William Hammer, German. The library is under the direction of Miss Mary Shemory who is as- sisted by Miss Chevillon and Miss Oviatt. T e a c h i n g the commercial courses are Miss Florence Run- dell, Miss Margaret Windus, and Mrs. Mildred Palmer who also has charge of th Majors and Block Captains. Classes in ' f.,6-fb!-4 filhff... MMWMMM ki?-Q.-ffia.. hula., K-X 2 JE NfY.t+ Q lov E' f WWMXHAWZ. A weljcg 44. I My COPPERDOMEl :QM Banning, Zmmailw, cmcf 259219304 industrial arts are taught by Mr. Morton Koen- ders, department heady Mr. Arthur Bidneyg and Mr. R. B. Newhauser Heading the home econ- omics department is Miss Ethelyn Robinson, assisted by Miss Mary Ruth Fleming and Mrs. Aileen Iames. In the field of fine arts are Mr. Ray Gafney, head of the music departmentg Miss lane Holly- man who conducts the orchestrasg Miss Mar- guerite House, the Mixed chorus and glee clubs, Mr. Sandy Smith, the bands, and Miss Dorothy Enerson who teacher piano. Miss Elise Iohann teaches the art work and assists with Dramatic club productions. Mr. Louis Erickson is director of athletics and with Mr. Peter Colosimo and Mr. Ole Gunder- son teaches physical education. Coaching is also done by Mr. Olson, Mr. Iohnson, and Dr. Hammer. The girls' work is under the direction of Miss Eileen Haensgeng Miss Marie Viloerlelg and Miss Marion Brock, a Girl Reserve sponsor. In the offices are Mr. George Baltus, Copper- dome business sponsorg Miss Delia Frickep Miss Betty Paddockg Mrs. Dorothy Stoeckg and Mrs. Alice Sakemi, successor to Miss Anita Wachs. With Dr. Iekel in the Health department are Mrs. Irene Hugunin, Miss Beth Linn, Mrs. Irene Miller, Miss Beverly Nook, and Mrs. Dorothy Vincent. Www! Mx.-tg 274--if 5-NMLG-2.7y XR . Yi f.f,f2.u.i!5f,f:-f--M -QQML, nm .4.Z.26.l11:, Mummy wuz, macocoa-.A f.,.f.,v7f-V 'N ' J If' 'f ' ' 'W' 0 454bZL'fU-4-n,,.J cjM J 'C U ' C T W ' U s xl.-L X I ' A 'ff , V ,v fw fi 14 gf 4 'A L7 2, x I ' af ,fy .: ,ff ff ,, , fQ,, ,x f V1-firiqll M.. w--.- WI . fi' 1 f ,, ff - ff F .ghd I , 1 V Rfffi Aww X- COPPERDOME Wi+h open moulhs, lhe Junior High Glee club and Miss House sing Chrisfmas Carol's wifh greaf gusfo. Who will 'forge+ fhe inspirinig climax +o lhe Juggler of Nolre Dame presenled by 'I'he Dance Club early in lhe Chrislmas season? This beauliful nafivify scene fool! +he place of +he annual village Chrisfmas lree. Tomafoes, beans, and carrofs were among lhe canned goods which served as admission fo +he Girl Reserve ln an earlier scene, 'lhe gay iuggler performed for an Thanksgiving Can Dance. apprecialive group of villagers. ORGANIZATIONS Gilberf and Sullivan's Trial By Jury, as pre- senied by 'lhe Mixed Chorus, was a happy combinafion of humor- ous and romanfic inci- denfs. ln addilion fo iheir Spring Concert lhe A Cappella Choir confrib- uled The vocal music for Dickens' Chris'rmas Car- ol. CCPPERDOME Besides 'rheir formal concerfs, 'Phe band plays af bo +l1 foofball and baskefball games. Once again we had our annual Hobo Day. Abou? a dozen girls gave fheir fime fhis year as junior Nurse's Aides a Sf. Micl1ael's hospi+al. Early in 'the fall +l1e social chairmen sponsored a drive fo colleci iunk iewelry. + ORGANIZATIONS Qualify Sireefu, +l1is year's classic, gave +l1e Dramafic club an opporfunify fo provide us wiflw an enierfaining evening. Looking 'io flue easi' wifh 'llwoughis of our boys who have served are now serving far from home. and This year +he Girl Reserves, as one of iheir proieds, senf Chris+mas giffs fo Japanese girls in reloca+ion camps and made many useful arficles for veferan hospiials. Mrs. Hugunin, in feaclwing ihe Home Nursing class, made use of flue ever pafieni Mrs. Chase. COPPERDOME Again rhis year a gala lime was had ai fhe girls' Prom. Transporiafion was one of 'the many pracfices learned in +l1e Firsf Aid work of flue physical educaiion classes. N As in o'll1er years, flue German club sponsored a dance af Arnold Hall during Clwrislmas vacalion. Problems concerning presenf day world affairs were discussed before +l1e s'ruden+ body by panels 'From 'fhe various social sfudies classes. ORGANIZATICNS Once again Miss Hollyman conducfed our orchesfra lhough a successful season. The lyping corps had an imporlanl parl in +l1e Civilian Defense work. Aiding in our Civilian Defense efforl, rhe Maiors and Block Capfains delivered necessary informalion and norices +hrougl'1ou'r fhe village. Organized early in The year, The resulfs of lhe Wasle Paper drives have been very successful. The sorring and preparing of maferial for disiribulion was clone by members of Mrs. Palmer's freshman business class. COPPERDOME1 BACK ROW: Bob Houghton, Al Marko, Saunder Kohn. FOURTH ROW: Dick Sheets, Roland Kurth, Ralph Welton, Stan Heath, Bud Pettit, Dick Kewley, Bob Burton, George Donovan. THIRD ROW: Earl Zipfer, Ralph Stribe, Doug Warner, Don Olsen, Bob Smith, Frank Barclay, Sheldon Robinson, Roy Genskow, Don Hull, Bill Holmes. SECOND ROW: Doug Mann, Duane Ayers, Peter Rolfe, Dick Eaton, Jack Doyle, Bob Wendorf, Tom Hubbard, Bill Hershberger, Bill Rapp. FRONT ROW: Gene Ruby, Clayton Lenz, Don Polacheck, Floyd Nuber, Bob Bauers, George Driggett, Phil Brachman, Jack Nauman, Bob Sullivan, Cliff Kanz. QZQQZAQZZ SUBURBAN LEAGUE STANDINGS SEASON'S RECORD Won Lost Tie Pct. TP OP Shorewood 37 ........... Riverside 12 Shorewood 6 0 U 1000 140 4U 26- 1 . ,,.' Messmer 7 S. Milwaukee 5 1 0 833 76 45 13. I . ului Vvduwatosa U Waawatasa 4 2 0 667 54 71 29 .... .... W Qukesha 0 W- -4- Central 3 3 0 500 02 63 21. .. .... Whitefish Bay 13 Whitefish Boy 3 3 0 500 84 53 18 .',. ,.'. C udahy 13 W- Milwaukee 2 3 1 400 59 00 33. .. .... S. Milwaukee 6 Waukesha 2 3 1 400 47 70 26... .... west Allis cent. 6 Cudcxhy 1 5 U 167 71 91 W. A. Nathan Hole U 6 0 U00 43 141 ALL SUBURBAN rack Doyle, fullback, Rcdph COACHES Welton, half bcrckg Bob William 015011 SII11111, right 1ClC1i1e5 Lloyd Lloyd Iohnson Pettit, right end. ATHLETICS BACK ROW: Coach Olsen, Bob Pykett, Chuck Brynteson, Glenn Stolti, Roland Kurth Bll O Reilly Marvin Roesler Bob Lol1se. FRONT ROW: Mickey Spero, Dick Kewley, Bob Sullivan, Bud Pettit Geo ge Dono an BII Jassoy Stan Heath Shorewood 31 .... 42 26. . . . 16 .... 44 .... 37 .... 19 .... 18 .... 41 .... 28 .... 22 .... 32 .... 34 .... 40 Riverside Cudahy Whitefish Bay West Allis Hale Messmer West Milwaukee Waukesha Wauwatosa South Milwaukee West Allis Cent. Cudahy Whitefish Bay West Allis Hale West Milwaukee SUBURBAN STANDINGS Shorewood Wauwatosa Waukesha Whitefish Bay West Allis Central West Allis Hale South Milwaukee Cudahy West Milwaukee Won Lost 11 1 10 2 10 Z 6 6 5 7 4 8 4 8 2 10 2 10 Bafifwztdall 14 17 25 19 42 Z3 16 16 24 23 12 23 18 17 Pct. .917 .833 .833 .500 .417 .333 .333 .167 .167 COPPERDOME BACK ROW: Coach Hammer, Dick Por'I'h, Bob Krenzin, Bob Davis, AI Sleinmeyer, Lloyd Rogers, George Morgan, Des- mond Dienberg, Henry Flertzheim, Ned Greenthal. FRONT ROW: Mort Newald, Don Lieberman, Bob Slater, Oren Roesler, Fred Milrkelson, Karl Schlaepfer, Dave Davidoff, Bob Frey, Jack Mandelker. Qfzau Ucwmllfzg ' DUAL MEETS Shorewood 24 ...... Lincoln 31 Shorewood 32 ...... Whitefish Bay 25 40 ...... Riverside 21 24 ...... Wciuwcxtosa 31 In the Suburban meet Shorewood placed sixth with 132 points: and in the S t ci t e meet twelfth with 303. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL BACK ROW: Jim Gross, Bill White, Tom Casper, Bob Flaherty. THIRD ROW: Ben Belknap, Jerry Kenkel, Har- ry Munson, Sherwood Tem- kin, Ralph Woodworth, S'I'u- arl' Friebert, Harvey Miller. SECOND ROW: Harold Lerner, Chuck McGlynn, Bob Eiseman, Bob Derzon, Tom Hoya, Ted Osterman. FRONT ROW: Asher Nich- ols, Dick Goldberg, Dick Pheil, Tom Kenkel, Joe Ehr- man, Jim Schuett, Phil Stock. A T H L E T I C S JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL BACK ROW: Carl Krasney, Bur+on Srranad, Frank Smifh, Conrad Reinis, Huge Wandl, Dave lsola, Coach Erickson. FOURTH ROW: Bob Olin, Bud Flarherfy, Royal Bosshard, Ralph Voel+ner, Tom Casper, Seldon Tempkin, Harry Munsun, Bill Whi+e, Sheldon Brandifen. THIRD ROW: Dave Safer, Dick Kuhns, Jerry Kinkle, Marshall Melgard, Norman S'l'aal', Ken Phillips, Bob Smi+h, Norman Kaplain, Bob Di Francis, Ray Erickson. SECOND ROW: Dick De Lacy, Jay Newbar, Ted Oslerman, Jim Krueger, Dick Ruby, Dick Goldberg, Phil Embury, Dick Leslie, Ray Greenblalf, Ben Ruben. FRONT ROW: Ralph Rosenbaum, Bob Miller, Dick Pheil, Bob Eiseman, Sfuari Heifelz, Bob Derzon, Tom Kinkle, Chuck McGlynn, Joe Ehrman, Bob Pfleger. FOOTBALL B BACK ROW: Glenn Sfolz, Jerry Leweck, Sey- mour Bensman, Glen Norlander, Garlh Dunn, Lynn Malefzke, Duane Krueger, Sol Zi+ron, Mar- vin Sfowe. SECOND ROW: Bob La Budde, John Bal+hes, Melvin Seal, Glenn Busock, Jim Welch, John Frafrick, Jerry Minzloff, Tom Pheil, Bob Maxwell. FRONT ROW: Tony Koberslein, Jim Gaberiel, Henry Go'H'hel'f, Don Anderson, Norman Schmidf, Marvin Roesler, Don Diamond, Howard Blier, Bob PykeH', George Garhke, Ralph Woodworfh. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL BACK ROW: Jim Whilfelf, Bob Le Budde, John Slock, Marvin Sfowe, Ed Spence. FRONT ROW: Dick McGlynn, Lloyd Bernslein, Bob Noel, Les- lie Scharf, Jim Gaberiel, Dick Paulsen. COPPERDOME BACK ROW: Coach Erickson, Dick Fritchel, Doug Mann, Duane Ayers, Duane Kreuger, Perry Dreibus, George Driggett, Gene Ruby. FRONT ROW: Ken Wageman, Jim Heller, John O'Neil, Bob Duke, Bill Bavier. Jamey LEAGUE STANDINGS School Won Lost Ties Pct. St. Iohns 7 0 0 1000 Shorewood 750 Country Day 428 Marquette 285 Messmer 333 St. Francis 167 SEASON 'S RECORD Shorewood 3 16 5 2 3 5 5 4 5 6 . Messmer . St. Francis . Country Day . St. Iohns . Marquette . St. Iohns . Messmer . Marquette . Country Day . St. Iohns SPORTS I BACK ROW: Coach Colosimo, Harry Cohen, Garth Dunn, Ervie Dohmen, Dick Porth, Dick Brooks, Paul Dye: FRONT ROW: John Miller, Jack Brooks, Gene Prestin, Chuck Rosenek, Rudy Wolters, Laurie Eiseman, Jack Kraina, Dick Scheller. Smmmm? DUAL MEETS Shorewood 44 . . . ....... Bay View 39 331!z. . . ..... Boys' Tech 491!z 52 . . . ..... Waukesha 31 43 . , .... West Allis 40 14 . ..... New Trier 52 47 . . . ,.... West Milwaukee 35 Z9 . ...,. Wauwatosa 54 46 , . . ,.... Cudahy 37 Suburban Meet . ,. ..... Shorewood 3rd State Meet .... ,... S horewood Sth CAPTAIN MCMAHON, holder of the state 200 yard free style record, this year, became state champion in the 50 and 100 yard tree style events. COPPERDOME BACK ROW: Louis Rahr, Roland Kurth, Stan Heath, John Murphy, Dick Perth, Coach Erickson. SECOND ROW: Dick Brooks, Jim Gabriel, Roy Genskow, David Davidoff, Val Platek, John Speh, Bob Houghton, Desmond Dienberg. FRONT ROW: Bill Orth, Bob Frey, Ralph Welton, George Donavan, Al Boerner, Bob Krenzin, Ed Reineck, RELAY TEAM George Donavan, Ralph Welton, Al Boerner, Iohn Murphy. Weak The 1944 track was strong in the high hurdles, sprints, and broad jump, but lacking distance men and outstanding performers in the field events, the Greyhounds were unable to rank higher than fourth in the suburban conference Outclassed in league competition, the cinder- men took fourth place in the suburban relays, fourth place in the sextagonal meet in Racine, and won another fourth in the pentagonal com- petition at Wauwatosa. Outstanding performer of the suburban con- ference Was Ralph Welton, lUU and 200 yard dashman, who also broke the state record in the broad jump at the suburban relays held at Whitefish Bay fdistance, 23' 1fz l. s If fr SPORTS V l if: ,iw . rr . 7 fi a l ,si Ml BACK ROW: Jim Welch, Chuck Bryneston, Glenn Stolz, Jim Whittet, Bob LaBudde, Jim Heller, Bill Jessoy, Tom Mc- Cabe, Bob Pykett. FRONT ROW: Marsh Staunton, John Lupton, Bob Schlossman, Ken Rosenthal, Fred Mayer, Tom Mil- ler, Bill Mueller, Jack Lungmus. 79mm Our '44 racqueteer squad under the leadership of Coach Bill Olson had a successful tennis season de- feating East, Rufus King, Wauwatosa, Cudafhy, West Allis Central, West Allis Hale, and South Milwaukee: and bowing in defeat to Lincoln, Whitefish Bay and Waukesha. Two Greyhound singles players and one doubles team entered the state sectional tournament held at Wauwatosa. Greyhound divot diggers, under the tutelage of Coach Ole Gunderson, will strive to recap- ture the suburban crown lost to Nathan Hale last year. Power-laden with a veteran squad, Crimson teetoppers showed promising form by winning early dual meets from Rufus King, East, and Whitefish Bay. Tom Larkin, Stuart Allen, Roger Kuehl, Bob Deahl, Ed Higgins, John Balthes, Elmer Jaeger. COPPERDOME Girls' Sports too, are important in Shorewood life lor we also play basketball, baseball, vol- leyball, soccer, archery, golf, badminton, and field hockey. I LHSSESV 'Ny gn ? r COPPERDOME 72a Sincfeffpil Qcffmwif Courf Judge. ' Tom Manion, chairman of Stamp Sales, George Donavan, chairman of Buildings and Grounds, Ken Rosenfhal, Jack Brooks, Bob Sinclair, of ihe Financial Sfaff. 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Q . h , .i,: .,, f , Q 1 Q N .. 4 3 I , wx K Cgmew-som Bivnk Ernisse, Bfolrmum Jpairwearizher Wflol-sm'-Lg Qflireamon R.QlClQhG,N0 CLASSES ,-N V 5 S .- .N V -V , .1 ,M S... Q? . 2 1-V Q' an M J V Q v- ' f J, - 1 Q . Qglb - wr ,,A..A. lSS K I . L I . . , L , . .Lx I +3 3 H ,, ,A X .r 'Q - I .-I' S , W , fc H uygnessar Efavig-fe.mS L.Qiv-m-ri Rflfamr. Tfiolisiekk iQGoQQS3cdmJQooclmo.m Q:-mmee e 71 'ff - -K+.: SS S S J ff. 1 gf S D' 3' X 332 ' S ' 'S S T 'K ZI: S S ii . V ,S , Q A , 5 5 imVA V. h h CKVGLL1 V Jmhelxwgn RVkQSA'wnxik1kLD,KruQQCr lm QZLQNQ J ' ' v S 1 SSSS N S M . Q - 1 ' if? P 2 'F S 4, I - f Q' 'mia 7 ' SQ ' v, ,, K lik 2-I T ,.'. v fr ,1 U 4 .Lf X JiLQ4ZLN 3PL1-,Q-. Y LLGBPV ELEQJJQ. CLQNZ ELe.me,f- Jleum EQLQQQA SSL5Qmm'JLgf,kQNS COPPERDOME I 1 CLASSES 1 M an E Elmaglllk H5 ,flu FR Qarmqgs J Spamlms N5 e.me,e. ,rw HOME ROOM PRESIDENTS Diane Ziebell, Bob Pylceif, Tom Aliofo, Bob Fairman, Lorraine Scholz, Norman Schmidf, Bill Frank. 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' - sms ' -LICNTFELDT Llesmmau MHRSQN J O Nu REKLLY XQE n 1,11 f, vw 5 1 A, , Lovmow J.Loaem1 N RRKGE GNNELL 4-. w- ETERSON B-NETLH , Lx fox Dorman. 5 aug 005 if V- -U ? f f ' 'Q 1 ,.,, , N X -qw.. fm.. . ,. - . RASCHLOSSNHN R.3CHNSTT J,SLHl NT2. , CLASSES Remix ,V ., SQ!-TULT KEYS P, SCHUFXRLHER B, SCHWRRTTXNQL Ji SKHWRKTI Q. 'SCOTT , .. J -6 1 S . N , fr. , cr , , .- s , - V ' T W I1 -L 7, A - V fi 3 L. 'ii lf f, Q ,, M ,. ,, A , Q in V4 I .WL A I iii gl I Q , ' f V ' H Z i A E 1 , N.. A f , V' 1 1 if, Q . 4. if , ,riff jj 5 k ' '9 A s 2 Ar aTZ:J, ' . S. - 1 - -rv ff w 5 - fg fi iai, if f N.5i'iSRiDRN- AQXSHWXGN RASINQLRIK ' ivi,SI lRGL1K . ,BNSNITH B.5hSTH DKSPHHN istXxSTElN HOME ROOM PRESIDENTS STANDING: Bob McConnei, Dick Por+h, Jack Brooks. SITTING: BeHy Thompson, Doroihy Messmore, Biil Hershberger, Bob Sinclair. VGHPAHL ,f WBLDRON L: .WALLEY PWM- N -Tur-1i5x.eR, U BER A ,wine FST i...UW-M xi. WKQKMAN .1 Av- 'P .Q Nix, ' liwxmciu I' 3? ,f , Qfsiffifi ff fir VW!E5E JgWlLKlE ii if iii ff- I . , N -'i , . JYAKEL ivi,Zl1,s5u-4 COPPERDOME BACK ROW: Bob Sinclair, Virginia lrgens, David Davidoff, Joan Beufell, George Morgan, Danny Alberf, Ari' Gronik, Caro- lyn Sheeis, Jack Brooks. -THIRD ROW: lngelaorg Anhorn, Audrey Wuesfhoff, Cynfhia Pugh, Judy Newman, Jim Enslow, Oren Roessler, Floyd Nuber, Joan Merriman, Be+'ry Fass, Jacqueline Dorn. SECOND ROW: Helen Eggerf, Clarice Bercey, BeH'y Schanglies, Jean May, Jane Kresge, Beffy Ann Opsahl, Lenore Meyers, Ann Belknap, Charlofie Heifeh, Riia Sarda- crose. FRONT ROW: Mary Jean Fox, Ruih Cofirell, Gwenn Monfz, BeH'y Thwaifs, Be'Hy Thompson, Margie Blaskovics Margie Erickson, Sue Carfer, Beffy Sfeuer. I Wmiicwaf ,Jfcmcafz Socially The members of the National Honor Society ter juniors on the basis of leadership, scholar- are chosen from the seniors and second sernes- ship, service and character. SENIOR I-IOMEROOM PRESIDENTS AND OFFICERS BACK ROW: Ralph Welfon, Dick Frifschel, Ari Gaulke. FRONT ROW: Bud PeH'i'l', Diane Elsom, BeH'y Sieuer, Helen Eggerf, Sue Vonier, Bob Smifh, George Morgan. SENIORS is -Ts, . V .S . gg? . A -as ,V , ga? . I 'gf 1' - f.ffT2.p ' 'K 'f Qi:5:'r'ii lrifiiw' 'fi'f'.1 1 - 'ev 4.04 3' 1f3 ' s if W A -dw' 'Asif' ' ' 2111f3 i fl .f'?k'h'152Q'f4-i1.i',' f fifififi 'i54u5'f1f1 'lx'a Lfl'1 ROSEMARIE ACKER EnTering Shorewood High in her Treshman year Trom Holy Redeemer school, Rosemarie preTerred To avoid mosT exTra- curriculars. Even Though DramaTic club has been The only acTiviTy in which she has parTicipaTed, Roxie's hobbies are numerous. Swimming, dancing, reading, and going To good movies have all claimed her inTeresT. BABETTE AGULNICK Babs is ThaT quie-T liTTle girl who has really done Things since enTering Shorewood as a sophomore. She immediaTely jumped inTo dramaTics and The following year became war conscious and helped by being a block capTain, a Nurse's aide, and doing Home nursing. ln her senior year Babs was a Ripplies reporTer. JOHN ALLEN Blackie Allen is really livin, noT only when some solid sending music is heard, buT in Ripples and Hi-Y. He was homeroom secreTary in his iunior year and social chairman in his senior year. Blackie's real likes lean Toward drum- ming The hoT skins. ST. RoberTs was his Training school unTil l94l. STUART ALLEN OuT under The blazing sun is where you'll Tind STu, Tor he is one oT The ToremosT divoT-diggers in The senior class. Four years oT Tee-Topping under Ole's supervision, The same period in dramaTics, and Two years each of Hi-Y and Building and Ground moniTors make up his high school exTrafcurricular career. DANIEL ALBERT Dan is one of Those TaiThTul ShorewoodiTes who spenT Tour years in dramaTics, acTing his way To sTardom. He has been a social chairman, a moniTor, a member oT Hi-Y, NaTional Honor, Quill and Scroll, and a sTaTT member oT boTh Ripples and Copperdome. His hobby is swimming and Tor Three years he was a member oT The swimming Team. LENORE ALBERT BaskeTball, soccer, baseball, swimming! Sis has her main acTiviTies cenTered around These Tields. A valuable DramaTic club member Tor Tour years, and a sporTs and LiTe Saving member Tor Three years, shows ThaT she has been an acTive parTicipanT oT These organizaTions. ln her senior year she became a member oT Home nursing. MARGARET ANDERSON Maggie, The girl wiTh The iovial smile, arrived in i940 Trom EskilsTuria, Sweden. A TaiThTul member oT DramaTic club Tor Tour years, she ioined SporTs as a Treshman and Girl Reserves in her sophomore year, While a iunior and senior she rounded ouT her program by serving wiTh moniTors and Home Economics club. MARIBETH ANDERSON Since enTering Trom Hil!cresT girls school in '39, Mike has Tound her main ir1TeresT To be swimming, as she was a Two year member oT l.iTe Saving. Ripples and social chair- man compleTed her exTra-curricular program. Movies, eaTs, reading, arT, wriTing, and music are all hobbies MaribeTh claims she enjoys. l JAMES BAM BERG ER Beaver's The Tella wiTh music in his hearT, Tor he-'s been blowing his clarineT in Band Tor Three years. Hypo, developer and Tlash bulbs are key words in Jim's vocabulary, Tor he's an ardenT camera Tan, oTTen Taking Those special candid shoTs. Jim's quieT versaTile manner gained Tor him a large rosTer oT Triends. LUTHER BAUMGARDNER Hailing Trom Indianapolis, Indiana, Luke has Tound a place in Shorewood liTe, concenTraTing on The Biological Garden since his iunior year. HiY, STudenT Council, DramaTic club and a Two mile Thin clad have compleTed his exTra- curriculars. ln LuTher's spare Time. you'll Tind him experimenT- ing wiTh plasTics. COPPERDOME GLORIA AUERMILLER EnTering Shorewood Trom ATwaTer in l938, Gloria has been an ardenT member oT senior Home Economics Tor Tour years. ArT and designing go hand in hand Tor she designed The village Honor Roll Tor servicemen. STage plays and ush- ering aT The PabsT Took much oT Gloria's Time. PATRICIA AUSTIN Curly-headed. dark haired PaT is one oT The girls ThaT makes a really grand school. A charTer member oT The Nurses aide group, PaT did noT limiT her responsibiliTies, ThereTore Girl Reserves and SporTs added more. Horseback riding and hunTing Tinished PaT's program in good Tashion. DUANE AYERS Dee's Triendly personaliTy has been wirh us since enTer- ing Trom Lake Bluff in '38. A Three year member oT STudenT Council plus a mainspring on The TooTball and hockey Teams shows us Duane's diversiTied program. He also claims ThaT There is noThing beTTer Than a good hunTing Trip. MARGUERITA AYLWARD EnTering Trom ST. RoberT's in her Treshman year, Marge has had no Trouble in adiusTing herselT To Shorewood high school. Her riding abiliTy encouraged her To become a member oT Riding club Tor Two years. STage crew will miss Marge Tor she has been a wonderTul worker and Johnny On The SpoT Tor Tour years. FRAN K BARCLAY Franklin school senT us Tall, dark, and handsome in '38. He pursued his inTeresTs in sporTs and The sTage by ioining DramaTic club and The TooTball Team. ln The laTTer he gained a leTTer in his senior year Tor his ouTsTanding work aT The guard posiTion. Frank also served as a block capTain. LOIS BARTH LEM ESS Lolie , a quieT blond, came To Shorewood in l938. Busy wiTh her sTudies, LaIie did noT ioin any acTiviTies in her Treshman year, buT during her remaining years she Tound Time To ioin A Cappella choir and Nurses aide Tor Two lyears. For her amusemenT Lois says ThaT she enioys dancing and singing. SENIORS BEVERLY BECKER Beverly, or Becky, ro everyone, sieered 'ioward dramalics, Sporfs, Girl Reserves, Riding club, and Life Saving from S+. Roberls in '4l. Coming ro a grand climax in her senior year, she added Copperdome and Ripples io her already long lisl. As anyone can 'rell, her hobbies are sporls and like all women, Talking. ANNE BELKNAP Hobby Anne spends mosl of her rime collecling minia- rure shoes, drawing, and playing rhe piano. ln her spare momenrs she found lime fo be in Mixed chorus, Cub Reporr- ers, monifors, Ripples, World Cil'izen's club, Science club, and Narional Honor Socieiy. Nancy, which is her nickname, also served as a block capiain. CLARICE BERCEY Four years of aclive parlicipaiion and a summer scholarship ai Norrhweslern in her iunior year shows why ir mighl be said lhar Ecy and dramalics go hand in hand. ln her sophomore year she joined Sporfs and Home Economics and The follow- ing year become a member of Girl Reserves. Clarice was also a block caprain. MELVIN BERNSTEIN W9WZS, W9WZS. These are sweei words 'ro Mel, as mosl' of his spare lime is devored 'ro pounding rhe clicker ser. His inferesr in rhis field prompied him ro ioin Radio club, of which he was a member for Jrhree years. Mel's olher exlra- curricular was one year ol Science club, which supplemenred his work in fhis field. DAWN BERRES Dawn, versalalify ilself, may be seen scooring aboul 'rhe campus almosl' any 'rime of day, for her inreresrs really gel her around. Always a loyal and diligenl' member of all her aclivifies, Red has parricipaled in Mixed chorus, social chairman, Girl Reserves, Home Economics, and dramaiics. Her favorife hobby is playing fhe marimba. AUDREY BERT Four years of Mixed chorus and Sporls, 'rhree of Girl Re- serves, lwo of Life Saving, Hall monifors, Nurse's aide, Lead- ers club, and one year of Home nursing, comprise Ber'rie's acrive high school schedule. During vacalion monlhs Berrie longs for lhe aqua pura as she is an ardenr swimming and sailing enlhusiasr. JOAN EEUTELL . Raring rops wilrh everyone, Boopie has been an oulsland- ing cellisr of ihe Orchesrra for four years. Her inleresis in Srudenf Council, Sporfs, Leaders club, Copperdome, and monifors, as well as her presidency of Girl Reserves, show 'rhal' she is an all around aclivily girl. Joan also found lime 'ro be a major in civilian defense, FRED BEUTLER Beelle is a man ol many inreresls. Besides being a superior srudenf, Beelle was a valuable member ol Orches- Jrra for four years, parlicipanf in Sramp club, Malh club, Hall moniiors, and Camera clubs. Neveriheiess he managed io spend considerable lime engaging in his favorile hobbies of woodworking and Boy Scouis. WALTER BODE Assuming The name Spider , Walf was oTTen seen on The campus surprising his Triend wiTh some OT his pracTicaI iokes and Tricks, Tor magic is his TavoriTe hobby. Spider enTered Shorewood high Trom STeuben iunior high school as a sopho- more and compIeTed his schedule here wiTh Two years oT Band as a drummisT. ALFRED BOERNER EnTering our campus in The Tall oT I942, Trom CusTer high, AI Took advanTage oT our exTra-curricular program. DramaTics and TooTbaII were where his main inTeresTs cenTered, buT he also Tound Time Tor inTramuraI sporTs. OuTside acTiviTies on AI's IisT include naTure sTudy and an avid inTeresT in Grey- hound aThIeTics. BETTY BOLLN EnTering in '42 Trom Douglas, Wyoming, BoIIie pursued in her TavoriTe hobby, singing, and ioined Mixed chorus. Girl Reserves and SporTs rounded ouT her exTra-curricular program. Donning a nurse's uniTorm in her spare Time, BoIIie works as a Nurse's aide. Long hours oT reading and horseback riding compIeTe her hobbies. BOB BURTON Tub has been an ouTsTanding Tackle on The Olsen-Johnson aggregaTion Tor The pasT Three years Tor which he garnered Two Ieffers. He was ouT Tor baskeTbaII and Track as a sopho- more and iunior, buT dropped Them in order To beaT ouT The skins in a swing band. Tubby has also been in I-Ii-Y since a sophomore. SUZAN NE CARTER iT didn'T Take Sue long To geT inTo The swing oT Things aT Shorewood aTTer vacaTing The TerriTory oT The Blue Dukes in '42. Suzy ioined DramaTic club where she proved an eTTicienT and dependable worker. In her senior year she was seIecTed a social chairman and eIecTed To The NaTionaI I-Ionor SocieTy. DOROTHY CAYTON PeTiTe DoT, sweeT and reserved, isn'T known' by many buT Those who have been lucky enough To be her close Triends can Truly TesTiTy ThaT DoT's really someThing. Dancing and sporTs have dominaTed her inTeresTs and during her iunior year, DoT was a loyal parTicipanT oT A Cappella-.choir. COPPERDOME ROBERT BLACK Singing his way Through high school mighT be said OT Blackie, who has been a Tour year Mixed chorus bariTone. Bob was elecfed To The iob oT librarian by his Tellow chor- isTers. Camera club was Taken on by Blackie in his Treshman year buT cars, his hobby, overshadowed his TirsT ambiTion, WILLIAM BLOCKER IT you happen To sTroII by The band room and hear The sweeT sTrains oT a ciarine-T, don'T geT exciTed, iT isn'T ArTie Shaw, iT's iusT DuTch aspiring To be a second Benny Good- man. Bill enTered Shorewood Trom Chicago in The spring oT I943, so one season was The exTenT oT his parTicipaTion in TooTbaII. SENIORS JOHN O. CHAMBERLAIN Since enlering as a sophomore lrom Sl. Roberl's, J. Orrin has really lound a place in Shorewood's exlra-curricular lile. Parlicipalion in loolball, Hi-Y, Hall monilors, social chairman, and Dramalic club shows Jack's well-rounded program. A good game ol loolball or baskelball always caplures his inleresl. RICHARD CLEAVELAND Cleavie's inleresls cenler around pholography. Since his sophomore year he has been a member ol lhe Camera club where he has specialized in doing work lor lhe Ripples and Copperdome. He was also a lwo year member ol Radio club, ioined lhe Copperdome slall in his senior year, and was a member ol Quill and Scroll. I s 5 I I JUDITH CLINTON We all know Judy wilh her lriendly smile, her lamiliar Hi , and her winning personalily. Judy hils lhe spol in every lhing she does. Delinilely a Shorewoodile, Judy enlered her high school days in I938 lrom Alwaler. Nol losing any lime, she quickly checked in wilh Dramalic club, choir, and Copper- dome. CHARLES COFFEY Chuck wailed unlil his iunior and senior years lo gel inlo lhe swing ol lhings when he became a member ol lhe cross counlry and lrack leams, parlicipanl ol Dramalic club, and reporler lor lhe Ripples. Besides pursuing his lavorile hob- bies skiing, golling, and aeronaulics, Chuck lound lime lo usher lor lhe Shorewood Opporlunily School. HAROLD A. COH EN Harry is a quiel person who has been wilh us lhese pasl six years al Shorewood high. His love inleresl has been lhe swimming leam on which he has parlicipaled lor lhe lasl lhree years. Aside lrom his lavorile sporl, swimming, Harry devoles a lol ol lime lo anolher ol his inleresls, drawing. SALLIE COLLINS Irish ioined our ranks in her senior year when she bade larewell lo lhe Blue Dukes ol W. F. B. While under lhe blue and grey, Sallie parlicipaled in Girl Reserves, choir, and Sporls. Since enlering Shorewood, Irish hasn'l ioined any exlra-curriculars, as drawing lakes up all her spare lime. RUTH COTTRELL Colly's inleresls lurn lo music and sporls, lor she's been a parlicipanl ol bolh Orcheslra and Sporls lor lour years. She's been in G-irl Reserves lor lhree years, and was chosen as a member ol Nalional Honor and Quill and Scroll, Rulh also parlicipaled in Leaders club, Ripples, and civilian delense. DAVID DAVIDOFF - Dave's main inleresls are in science and music. To wilness, he was in Orcheslra and Science club lor lour years. Nol slighled, however, were his many olher aclivilies. These were Hi-Y, cross counlry, Ripples business slall, lrack, inlra-mural baskelball, Nalional Honor Sociely, and one year ol volley- ball. JOHN DOYLE IT's a Touchdown! Doyle over for anoTher score! ThaT's our all suburban Jack who has held The fullback spoT for The pasT Three years. Besides being all-conference back and high scorer, FaTs had Time for hockey, Track, STudenT Council, social chairman and The STudenT ATTiTude commiTTee. JANE DRENGENBERG You don'T hear much abouT Jane, buT you can resT assured she's around. This can be proved by her quieT, sincere man- ner plus excellenf work in office pracfice. Working afTer school has Taken all of Jane's Time, prevenfing her from join- ing any exTra'curricuIars since enTering from Carlefon in I94O. COPPERDOME ROBERT DAVIS Bob came To us in his freshman year and quickly made himself known for his fine running and sprinTing. Besides being a Two leTTerman in cross counTry and Track, Bob was a I-Iall moniTor for Two years, and parTicipaTed in DramaTic club and Hi-Y during his final year aT Shorewood high school. ROBERT DEAHL Bob will be be-sT remembered for his blazing performances on The golf links, where he has been a leTTerman for Three years. When noT on The fairway, he may be found playing The licorice sTick in Band, parTicipaTing in I-Ii-Y, or pursuing his favoriTe hobbies, scouTing, drawing, and woodworking. DORIS DE LEON From Evansville high school. Doris enTered Shorewood early in her senior year, In her former school, her acTiviTies in- cluded G. A. A., Mixed chorus, DramaTic club, and The school paper. She did noT confinue her exTra-curriculars here. buT she refained her inTeresT in her colIecTion of picfures and odd perfume boTTIes. ELIZABETH DI FRANCES Liz is a small girl wiTh a large selecfion of hobbies. She swims, dives, dances, and sings like a professional. BeTTe sang wiTh Mixed chorus in her freshman year and wiTh choir in her iunior year. She was also on Ripples sfaff as a junior buT no exTra acTiviTy could claim her inTeresT The ofher years. i GEORGE DONOVAN NoThing held PaT back from pursuing his hobby of sporfs. George has been a four year man in fooTball and baskeTbaII and a Track man for Three years. He has also been presidenT of The Building and Grounds commiTTee, a I-Iall moniTor, a Three year STudenT Council member, and Tried dramaTics in his freshman year. JACQUELINE DORN Jackie enTered The sacred corridors of Shorewood high scTraoT from WicIwiTaq Kansas-in-ninTh grade. She has devofed mosT of her spare Time To dramaTics, while Girl Reserves, block capTain, Copperdome, and The Typing corps rounded ouT her exTra-curricular program. Sewing Took up The resT of Jackie's Time. SENIORS HELEN MARIE EGGERT Eggy has really lollowed her hobby ol music al Shore- wood, as she has been a lhree year member ol Mixed chorus. Besides singing, she enioys playing lhe piano. Girl Reserves, Nalional Honor Sociely, and lhe Ripples edilorial slall, ol which she was make-up edilor, rounded oul Helen's exlra- curricular program. DIANE ELSOM Dee launched her Shorewood high school career wilh Sporls and dramalics in her lreshman year. In lhe years lol- lowing, came Girl Reserves, Copperdome, and choir. Aclive is Dee's middle name when il comes lo sporls. For anylhing lrom a smoolh canler across lhe lielcls lo a rugged game ol lield hockey is lo her liking. MARJORIE ERICKSON Sporls and music are lops as lar as Midge is concerned, lor she has been in Leader's club, girl's Sporls, and slrumming on a violin in Orcheslra since a lreshman. Her olher aclivilies included Girl Reserves, Home Economics club, and Copper- dome. In her senior year she received lhe Nalional Honor award. BETTY FASS Belly's abilily al wielding any lype ol racquel is evidenced by her high slanding in bolh lennis and lable lennis. Her inleresl in sporls carries over lo school where she has been aclive in Leaders club and Sporls. Belly has also been a member ol Science club, Copperdome, and Nalional Honor Sociely. HELEN FAUST Il ever you see looks ol envy, you can be sure lhey are lor Helen's beaulilul blonde, curly hair. Arl has been Blondie's hobby since she enlered Shorewood high school lrom Maple Dale school in I94-O. As a senior Helen was one ol our loyal Hall monilors and a member ol lhe Lile Saving club. JOH N FAVI LLE Johnnie enlered our porlals lrom Riverside high school in his freshman year. During his slay here he has been a mem- ber ol Camera club, Sludenl Council, Band, Orcheslra, Hi-Y, and Hall monilors. Besides playing lhe lrornbone while pursu- ing his hobby ol music, he also devoled a lol ol lime lo his model A Ford. HAROLD FEHLHABER Harry came lo Shorewood in I94O lrom Sl. John's Lulheran school. The Dramalic club snared Harry in his lreshman year, bul oulsicle ol lhal he evaded all olher exlra-curricular aclivi- lies. He llashed lo school in his shiny new chewy and spenl rnosl ol his lunch hours playing cards in lhe caleleria. PATRICIA FERAGEN Pal enlered Shorewood in her senior year lrom Waupaca, Wisconsin. Even wilh only one year here, she has become well known because ol her radianl personalily and wonderlul sense ol humor. She is very much inleresled in sporls, espee cially horseback riding. Every week Pal spenl one evening working as a Nurse's aide. ROBERT FITZPATRICK Bearing a name like Filzpalrick warranls a nickname such as Paddy , bul due lo circumslances beyond our conlrol he is called Blackie , One ol lhose Sl. Roberl's lrishmen, Bob enlered Shorewood in '4I. His main inleresls oulside ol school hours are sporls and card games, while in school Hi'Y occupies his lime. EUGENIA FRAHM Gene , prelerring Shorewood high lo Washinglon high, enlered our red and grey doors in her sophomore year. Since music is Genes lavorile hobby, she irnmedialely lenl her abilily as a clarinelisl lo Band and Orcheslra. Since lhal lime she has been a lailhlul member ol lhese lwo music organizalions. JAMES FREEMAN Jim is a real Shorewoodile as he has been in Shorewood ever since he enlered lrom Alwaler as a sevenlh grader. Jim is a boy who has really laken his sludies seriously and has proved himsell capable ol good, hard work. For lhree years he was a valuable member ol Band which look up all his exlra-curricular lime. RICHARD FRITSCHELL Swish! Thudl A black puck sizzling inlo a big webbed mill can mean only one lhing. Buzzy Frilschel is lending lhe nelling lor lhe hockey leam. Olher exlra-curriculars on Dick's lisl, since enlering our campus in I938, have been playing lhe clarinel in Band and parlicipaling in inlramural sporls. ARTHUR GAULKE Arl came in on our lield in '40, made a lhree poinl landing in Dramalic club in his lreshman year, hopped oll lor loolball and side slipped inlo Sludenl Council lhe nexl year. He was grounded in his iunior year, bul look oll again in good lashion lor Hi-Y in his senior year. His hobby is aeronaulics. ROY GENSKOW Who's lhal bowlegged cowboy riding lhe Shorewood range? you ask. Thal's HJ. J. Scarlaceu, lhe roolinesl, loolin- esl son ol a gun lrom idaho, who lenl his range lrained voice lo Mixed chorus, his powerlul lungs lo Band lor lwo years and lhose greal cow-breaking muscles lo lhe loolball and lrack learn lor lour years. COPPERDOME MARHERITA FERCH The lille Midge seems suilable lor Margherila only as lar as her slalure is concerned, lor we all know her as a big girl in music. She conlinued her music in school where she has been a member ol Mixed chorus lor lour years. She ioined Home Economics club lor diversion in her iunior and senior years. CAROL FILTER Fil's exlra-curricular aclivilies are slriclly musical. Along lhis line, her main hobby is collecling swing records. Carol has pul her inleresl in singing lo praclical use while a mem- ber ol bolh Mixed chorus and A Cappella choir. She served as a member ol lhe music commillee ol lhe iunior prom back in '43, SENIORS BETTE GINDLIN Joining dramafics as a freshman and Girl Reserves fhe following year, Beffe has fhe real Shorewood spirif of sfick-fo- if-iveness, for she remained in These four years and 'rhree years respecfively. Joy Farm regular, while dancing and record collecfing fake up fhe resf of her Time. DORIS GNAUCK If Blondie's chicken didn'+ win fhe prize af 'rhe Sfafe Fair, one would fhink sornefhing wrong. Doris spends hours af fhe sfudy of poulfry, besides agriculfure and nafure sfudy. Definifely knowing her sfuffu in fhese fields, Doris was well- esfablished in Band, Orchesfra, Science club, Sporfs, and Hall monifors. DONALD GONIU Enfering from Sf. Monica in I94O, Don became an enfhusi- asfic wearer of fhe Red and Grey. Affer fhree years on Rip- ples business sfaff, Don became co-business manager and a member of Quill and Scroll as a senior. His ofher exfra- curriculars were Dramafic club, Copperdome, Biological Garden club and Hi-Y. LOKS GRABIN Game, sef, mafch, fo Lo is a familiar phrase on fhe fennis courl, for fennis is Lois' favorife pasfime. This fall, dark Shore- woodife upon enfering from Lake Bluff in I938, has cenfered her acfivifies mainly around dramafics for 'rwo years, Girl Reserves for fhree years, and Hall monifors in her senior year. GRACE GRAL Whar nickname could be more suifable fhan Graceful ? Since enfering Shorewood from Fox Poinf, Graceful has lenf her poise and charm fo Mixed chorus fill her iunior year, and Girl Reserves in her sophomore year. One can see why Grace would have lofs of maferial for her hobby, for ifs sav- ing leffers. ROSEMARY GREEN Rosemary is fhe gal who enfered Shorewood from Muske- gon, Michigan in I'?4O, and really gof info 'rhe swing of fhings by ioining drarnafics in her freshman year. She's been an enfhusiasfic member of Dance club for fhree years, and in her senior year she confribufed her services fo Ripples and fo civilian defense as a block capfain. ARTHUR GRONIK Arf's climb fo iournalisfic success was achieved in fhree years. As a sophomore he joined Ripples business sfaff, iunior year he was business manager, and as a crowning achieve- menf he affained ediforship. His ofher acfivifies were dra- mafics, monifors, World Cifizens club, Quill and Scroll, and Nafional Honor. LUCILLE HALPREN Wifh sparkling eyes and long dark hair, Lucie can be seen running around mosf anywhere on Shorewood's campus. She has been a faifhful member of Dramafic club for four years, Hall monifors for fhree, Girl Reserves, and Copperdome. Her abilify in designing has been shown in some of her famous skefches. DOROTH EA H EN ES The shorT gal wiTh The eTTervescenT personaliTy is a good descripTion oT DoroThea. She parTicipaTed in SporTs as a Treshman and combined This wiTh choir in her sophomore and senior years. Dody really goes To Town when she swings ouT on The piano, Tor her hobbies are popular and classical music and dancing. FRED HERSH i Elroy is The big Tellow you have seen around The Shore- wood corridors Tor six years. He was a sTalwarT Tackle Tor The Greyhound gridders Tor Tour years and a member oT Dra- maTic club Tor Two years. Fred has also blown The Tuba in Band Tor Two years besides being a block capTain and working on The Copperdome sTaTT. COPPERDOME DONALD HAMERNIK Drumming, drumming, and drumming gives Gene away To any sTranger, Tor Don's love Tor The drums is burning brighTer day by day. A newcomer when a sophomore Trom RoosevelT high, Des Moines, iowa, Don sTayed away Trom exTra-curriculars unTil his lasT year when he ioined senior Band, playing The drums. LUCY HARMES Chick ioined us in '39 and became known as The Terror oT Shorewood . The gal wiTh The pleasing smile joined dra- maTics as a Treshman. She decided To Take a resT The riexT year, buT as a iunior she wowed 'em in choir and Home nursing. Chick spenT her senior year exercising vocal chords in choir. EMANU EL HASSEL Upon enTering Trom WashingTon high school in The Tall oT '4-I, Mannie losT no Time in becoming an acTive Shorewood- iTe. He ioined DramaTic club, The Tennis Team, Hall moniTors, and also served as a block capTain. During The summer Hass may oTTen be seen smashing long drives or sinking beauTiTul puTs. JEAN HAWTREY Jeari's The gal wiTh plenTy oT zip and school spiriT who divided her Time among SporTs Tor Three years, Girl Reserves and DramaTic club Tor Two each: and social chairman Tor one year. She was a Ripples sTaTT reporTer during her senior year and was awarded The Quill and Scroll Tor her work on ThaT publicaTion. JAMES H ELLER All during his high schcol career, Jim has really pursued his TavoriTe hobby which is aThleTics. He has been a Three year leTTerman in Tennis. and a Two year leTTerman on The skaTing rink. AcTive also in The Tield oT exTra-curriculars, Jim has Three years oT Hi-Y and a year each oT dramaTics and Copperdome To his crediT. JOHN HEMENWAY Besides securing Tull page ads Tor The Ripples and pound- ing iT ouT aT boogie woogie, John specializes in amaTeur as- Tronomy and winTer sporTs. His school acTiviTies included Three years oT Camera club, Science club, Ripples business sTaTT, and NaTional Honor SocieTy in addiTion To Two years oT wresTling, cross counTry and Radio club. SENIORS EDWARD HIGGINS Paraphenylene Diamine was liable Io pop up in any con- versalion Woody enlered info, because like all shulfer-bugs, he was in conslanl search of fine grain . Besides his pholo- graphic aclivifies and member of Quill and Scroll, he spenl much 'rime in Band, knocking our ho? licks on his clarinel, and wifh fhe golf Ieam. UDO HILBERT Sherry is really an inleresling person lo know for he can rallle off dozens of liascinaling fails abou? his unique hobbies ol model-railroading and raising rabbils. He came To us from Kulpsville, Pennsylvania in '42 and ioined Camera club. The following year he dropped Jrhe Clicker gang Io parlicipale in dramafics. DONALD HODGINS Hodge was firsl' seen on our campus in '38 when he enfered from Alwafer. A highly likable fellow wifh a beaming personalify, Don immedialely was heard iiving on 'Ihe French horn in Ihe Red and Grey Band. Olher ex+ra-curricu- lars on Donnie's lisl include skafing on Ihe hockey squad and parlicipaling in inlrannural sporls. CAROL HOLZMAN Knif one, purl one, or 'the clicking of heels are fhe sound effecls which generally surround Sirnmie. Yes, her hobbies are knilfing and dancing, lhough she's found firne Io be an oufslanding member of Girl Reserves. Dramalic club, moni- Jrors, and Io offer her services Io civilian defense as a failhful block caplain. BEVERLY HUBINGER Bev enlered Shorewood from Downer Seminary al' Ihe be- ginning of her freshman year. Being inleresled in dramalics, she ioined Dramalic club which has been on her lisr of acfivi- lies since her freshman year. She has also parlicipafed in Girl Reserves and on Copperdome sialic. Reading, as her hobby, supplemenls her olher acfivilies. JULIAN HURTUBISE lI s Anchors Aweigh for Ihis Shorewoodile, for changing his Red and Grey for Ihe Navy blue has long been I-Ierbies ambilion. We weren'I surprised when he passed his VI2 lesfs in November and was sworn in as a sailor. Four years of playing lhe violin in Orcheslrra proves his hobby is music. Julian also proved himself 'ro be a capable sludenl. JUDSON IHRIG , Remember back in '4I when Jud and his black beauly laged aulol arrived al Shorewood? If didn'T 'rake him long lo gain a large rosler of friends and gel info The swing of Ihings. A member of Dramalic club 'For 'rhree years, Hall monilors and Science club for Iwo, Jud aflained Ihe Nalional Honor award as a iunior. VIRGINIA IRGENS Jins piled up a good share of her exlra-curricular poinfs by being an oulsfanding member of bolh Orcheslra and Home Economics for four years. As a sophomore she became a block caplain and a member of Girl Reserves. She lopped oil Jrhe Iisf of her aclivilies wilh Copperdome, girl's Sporfs, and Hall monifors. ARDYCE JENSEN Ardie came To Shorewood in her Treshman year Trom STaTe Teachers Training school. She enTered senior Home Econom- ics and as a iunior she ioined Girl Reserves. She Tinds her sTamp coIlecTion very sTimulaTing and iT occupies a greaT deal of her Time. A pleasanT disposiTion is shown To anyone who meeTs her. ELAINE JESSNER Elaine really wenT ouT Tor exTra-curriculars during her high school years. I-Iome Economics and DramaTic club have held her inTeresTs Tor Tour years, while she's been a loyal member oT Girl Reserves Tor Three. KniTTing is her hobby and she's proven ThaT by her large varieTy oT hand made sweaTers. SHERMAN KARP Since enTering in his iunior year Trom NorTh Division, Sherm has really Tound a place in Srorewood liTe. Two years in I'IaII moniTors, Science and DramaTic clubs rounded ouT his exTra- curricular program. Sherm also Tound Time To be a block capTain and To keep up his hobby of colIecTing rare sTamps. CLIFFORD KANZ When MarshmaIIows enTered Shorewood Trom CarleTon school in '4O. he wenT ouT Tor The B TooTbalI Team. For Three years he pracTiced ToTing The pigskin, and Then gained The coveTed S as a senior. CIiTT's well balanced schedule included Three years OT Track, Two oT Hall moniTors, and one year of STudenT Council and I-Ii-Y. ' DOROTHY KAYSER NewswriTing seems To be Tops wiTh DoTTie. A crowning achievemenT, being news ediTor of Ripples, was awarded DoroThy aTTer being a reporTer Tor Two years and a cub re- porTer before ThaT. She has also Tound Time To be a moniTor, a maior Tor civilian deTense, and was awarded The Quill and Scroll award. RICHARD KEWLEY A varsiTy leTTer in TooTbalI in his senior year indicaTes Dick's abiIiTy in ThaT sporT, buT Tour years oT baskeTbaII show where his chief inTeresT lies. Skull, a well known Tigure around school, reporTs iay-walkers To The Building and Ground com- miTTee. AnoTher hobby is bird banding aT which he is an experT. COPPERDOM ELMER JAEGER When Elmer came To Shorewood high in his iunior year, CusTer high school IosT a valuable Tellow. IT didn'T Take him long To geT inTo The swing oT Things as he immediaTeIy be- came a member of DramaTic club and goIT Team where his Tine playing won him The coveTed Shorewood leTTer. I-Ie enioys aImosT any sporT. WILLIAM JASSOY Through high school, Frankie has been Tollowing The sporTs Trail which has Taken up mosT oT his Time. Dribbling in Tor. Those hook shoTs. pounding The Iine Trom quarTerback, or being a doubIe's parTner in Tennis shows The aThIeTic IiTe Bill leads. I-Ie has also Tound Time Tor Band and STudenT Council. E SENIORS JOYCE KIBBE Joyce is ThaT peTiTe girl wiTh The sparkling personaliTy. SporTs have aTTracTed her Tor Tour years and she's been a loyal member oT ThaT organizaTion. She was kepT busy in her Treshman year by LiTe Saving and DramaTic club and by Girl Reserves and DramaTic club in her sophomore year, while choir rounded ouT her senior year program. DONALD KIEHNAU Quiet reserved, Kiehnau has been anklin' Through Tour years oT school only sTopping iong enough Tor TooTball in his sophomore year, and To Take The vice presidency oT home- room l42 Tor Three years oTT and on. Juggling iunk in his rocm and vacaTioning in The norTh Takes up The resT oT his spa.: Timo. W!LLIAM KIEHNAU Spider came To us in his iunior year aTTer Two years aT CusTer high school. When noT parTicipaTing in DrwamaTic club in school or following our numerous aThleTic evenTs, Bill may be 'Found perTecTing his knowledge oT Tirearms or engag- ed in his TavoriTe sporTs which are hunTing and Tishing. WILLIAM JAMES KISSINGER ST. RoberTs senT us Bill in T94-I and he soon became known as The needle oT Shorewood . Needle, as one oT Those sTalwarT Building and Ground moniTors, has been pushing The kids around Tor Three years. T-le has played on The TooTball and inTra-mural baskeTball Teams since enTering our school. JAMES A. KLANN I Jim ioined us in his sophomore year Trom Riverside high school and made a name Tor himselT. Foo+baIl, wresTling and Track Team were ardenT acTiviTies oT his. PhoTography was Jim's hobby buT The shorTage oT Tilm and The call oT The draTT board have made Uncle Sam his hobby aT The presenT Time. ROBERT KRENZTN Bob lives in a world oT exercising neck breaking runs and using Toul smelling linamenT. For Three years he has been pounding The cinders as an ouTsTanding member oT The Track and cross counTry Teams. Since The winTer weaTher isn'T adapTable Tor running, Bob spends his spare Time skiing aT Delavan, Wisconsin. JANE KRESGE A Triendly smile and a personaliTy To go wiTh iT, Janie has done a grand iob as head social chairman This year. While being a 'friend To sevenTh graders as well as seniors, Jane has had Time Tor Three years oT DramaTic club, Home Economics club, and Girl Reserves. She was elecTed To NaTional Honor SocieTy in her iunior year. SUZANNE LADKY M.U.S. losT iTs Eddie Duchin when Sue enTered Shorewood's halls. Upon her arrival she ioined dramaTics which she con- Tinued Through her iunior year buT she has skillTully avoided all exTra-curriculars as a senior. Sue's 'lingers skip around The ivories as she obligingly plays anyThing Trom BeeThoven To boogie Woogie. l l LUCIA LUPTON Where There is a rare Tlower or a rare weed There you'll Tind Lucia Tending and experimenTing wiTh Them. A garden- ing enThusiasT, Lucia came To Shorewood in her iunior year Trom LiberTyville high school in Illinois. In her senior year she became a member oT Girl Reserves. Besides enioying gardening, Lucia loves To kniT. ROBERT MC GREDIE Mac enTered Shorewood Trom neighboring RuTus King aT The beginning oT his sophomore year. His inTeresT in iournal- ism is shown by his becoming an eTTicienT copyreader oT The Ripples. Besides serving on The paper, Bob was in Hall moni- Tors and in DramaTic club where his acTing abiliTy will long be remembered. COPPERDOME ELIZABETH LEVY Liz loves sporTs. I-Ter well rounded exTra-curricular pro- gram gives The hinT. SporTs, Leaders club, I-lall moniTors, Girl Reserves, block capTain, Copperdome, and Home nursing claim ThaT Liz knows a Truly solid program. A Shorewood sTudenT all her liTe, Liz cerTainly kepT The school going wiTh her quick and acTive ways. JACK LICHTENBERGER A versaTile person, is a good descripTion oT Jack. One look aT his program shows The wide varieTy oT acTiviTies he has carried since enTering Shorewood in his Treshman year. DramaTics, Mixed chorus, Hall moniTors, and The Tennis squad, where he was a poinT geTTing singles man, shows Jack's varied program. ROBERT LOHSE EnTering Trom Lake BluTT in '38, Bob became a very busy liTTle Tellow. I-Ie Tound Time Tor a well rounded program in- cluding Hi-Y, social chairman, I-lall moniTors, Ripples, and dramaTics. Champ or Frank , whichever his Triends chose To call him, spenT a greaT deal oT The pasT Three years managing The baskeTball squad.. ROBERT LORENZ Bob leTT WhiTeTish Bay high school in January I943 To be- come a loyal ShorewoodiTe. During his Three semesTers aT Shorewood, Bob seemed quieT because he evaded all exTra- curriculars, as his inTeresTs were devoTed To ouTdoor life. I-Ie spends much oT his Time hunTing and Tishing, and has a greaT liking Tor dogs. CHARLOTTE LU BOTSKY A social chairman as a Treshman, CharloTTe was also a member oT Mixed chorus during her TirsT Two years in high school. She discovered DramaTic club as a iunior and her ouTsTanding membership was climaxed wiTh her porTrayal oT Susan in This year's classic, QualiTy STreeT . She Tollows her hobbies oT singing, dancing, and dramaTics very seriously. RUTH LUDWIG For Tour years RuTh has been a True member oT Mixed chorus. During The remainder oT her Time, RuTh was seen in SporTs, German club, Civilian deTense, Hall moniTors, Girl Reserves, big sisTer and also a member oT The Copperdome STaTT in her senior year. Likable and versaTile, RuTh loves bowling, which occupies mosT oT her spare Time. SENIORS RUSSELL R. MC GARVIE In his freshman year Russ parlicipaled in dramalics and served as a social chairman. The nexl year found him class presidenl and a member of lhe B loolball leam. In his junior year Russ became social chairman again, and during his senior year he ioined Hi-Y and was an imporlanl cog on Ihe Ripples slall. DAVID MC MAHON A four year lellerman on Pele Colosimo's splashers, all slale ZOO yard free slyle man, and all suburban IOO and ZOO yard 'free slyle shows 'lhal Mac will be an imporlanl' man Iosl 'Io nexl year's swimming leam. Sludenl Courl iudge, lhree year lenor in choir and social chairman rounds oul' Dave's high school life. ROBERT MANDEL Every member ol Ripples, Copperdome, Dramalic club, Hall monilors, and The volleyball squad will agree lhal Bob is a swell fellow, dependable, and congenial lo work with. Any exlra lime is devoled 'lo playing lable lennis or 'lhe piano. In 'rhe laller he can pound oul anylhing in popular or boogie woogie. THOMAS WILLIAM MANION Climaxing a successful Iwo years al Shorewood, clever Fox achieved lhe honor of headline edilor on lhe Ripples and co-chairman ol lhe bonds and slamps commilfee. Tom was also an aclive and loyal member ol Hi-Y and Building and Grounds commillee. Having a good 'lime is my lavorile hobby, claims Tom. DOUGLAS MANN Alhlelics was obviously Flea's hobby, as he played Tool- ball every year, and also was on 'lhe golf and hockey leams. Doug parlicipaled in Band, Hi-Y, social chairman, Hall moni- lors, and Sludenl Council, besides being presenled wilh Quill and Scroll membership lor his work as sporls co-edilor ol lhe Ripples. MARIE MARTIN , Marie is one ol lhose girls who is known lor her sweel smile and hard work in everylhing she underlakes lo do. Vvlhen she came lo Shorewood high school from Sl. 'John's in I94-O, Mimi soon became an enlhusiaslic member of Mixed chorus, of which she has been a valuable addilion lor 'lhe four years of her high school career. CAROL JUNE MASON Please remember lo bring your folder lomorrow , pleads Masie lo her Torgelful block caplains. The presenl head ol lhe Civilian Defense Typing Corps, she enlered Shorewood from Lincoln high school in '4-I. For lhree years Carol played her clarinel in Band, and added lhe Typing Corps lo her aclivilies when she was a iunior. HELEN MAY Helen has really found a place in lhe dramalic world al Shorewood as an aclress, scripl wriler, and slage hand. This hard work has won her lhe coveled Dragon award. Working on Ripples and 'rhe World Cilizenship club lakes up lhe resl of her school lime. Record collecling and Junior Achieve- menl Players occupy lhe res? of Maisie's lime. JOAN MERRIMAN Since Joan enTered Shorewood Trom Chicago, Illinois in '39, she's been an acTive member of Hall moniTors. She don- ned The red and grey Band uniform as a sophomore To play The oboe. Girl Reserves was added To her program when a iunior, and in her senior year she became a member of The Ripples sTaTT. LENORE MEYERS Lulu's a gal who's really been a prominenT ShorewoodiTe. I'Ier soprano voice was ouTsTanding in Mixed chorus and choir. Besides being TaIenTed musically, she displayed her aThIeTic and IiTerary abiIiTy in Leader's club and Copperdome. Two years oT I-IaIl moniTors, climaxed by The NaTionaI I-Ionor award, compleTed Lulu's life aT Shorewood. JANICE MILLER Riverside high school losT iTs I-Iedy La Miller when Jan leTT Tor Shorewood in '4I. ThaT her hobby is drawing is evi- denced by The many posTers which she has done Tor various proiecTs. She parTicipaTed in choir Tor Tour years and her paTrioTism made her choose To be a block capTain in her senior year. JOYCE MILLER An arTisT enTered Shorewood Trom Kenmore, New York in The Tall oT I943. CoIIecTing sTaTues oT horses is her hobby, buT Joyce was Tar Too modesT oT her own achievemenTs in arT. Dress designing is her ambiTion and when she seTs ouT To do someThing, iT's done. Joyce also has a peT dog which she IiTeraIly worships. MARIUS MILLER Marius is anoTher oT Those quieT Tellows who has been around Shorewood These pasT Tour years. As Tar as exTra- curricular inTeresTs go, his only inTeresT has been I-Iall moni- Tors, wiTh whom he served TaiThTully during his iunior and senior years. Aside Trom ThaT, Marius has been a sTaunch supporTer oT all school acTiviTies. JUNE MIOTKE June IeTT Messmer high school To enTer The porTaIs oi Shorewood in I94I. She Tound IiTTle Time Tor exTra-curriculars due To her many hobbies which include swimming, slceTching, dancing, and craTT worlc. She managed To parTicipaTe in Home nursing and A Cappella choir Tor one year, and in LiTe Saving club Tor Two years. COPPERDOME JEAN MAY Niclc's TavoriTe haunT is The gym where much oT her exTra Time has been spenT in SporTs and Leader's club. She was rewarded Tor her abiliTy in Leader's club by being eIecTed presidenT in her senior year. OrchesTra, Band, Girl Reserves, Quill and Scroll, and a copy reader on The Ripples sTaTT compleTe her busy program. MARION' MEHIGAN Calling Dr. IvIehigan seems To be The summons Marion has had in mind since ioining Science club To TurTher her knowledge OT medicine. A loyal member oT The World CiTizen- ship group and OT DramaTic club, and an enThusiasTic Tennis player in SporTs, Marion has had a Tull exTra-curricular IiTe aT Shorewood. SENIORS JOANNE MISSNER Coming To Shorewood in her sophomore year from Wash- inglon high, Measles immedialely ioined Mixed chorus and Girl Reserves. She remained in bolh of Ihese organizalions for fhree years. Riding club is anofher aclivily which she look up in her iunior year. Singing popular music and lcnilling are her Iavoriie pasiimes. ROBERT MITENBULER MH has cenlered his school life around singing, as his parlicipalion in one year of Mixed chorus and Iwo years ol Choir show. Bob also has fwo years of Dramalic club and a year of Sfudenl' Council fo his credil. His hobbies are musical composilion and slcelching. He also enioys playing bridge. SHIRLEY ANN MOLSBERRY Allhough Shirley hasn'+ parlicipaled in many ex+ra-curricu- lars, she is well known for her cheerful smile and her fine drawing abilily. Drarnafic club in her freshman year and Girl Reserves during her sophomore days claimed her infer- esf. Shirley says 'rhal her 'favorile hobby is drawing, buf lhai' knilfing also rares high. GWENDOLYN MONTZ Gwennie says she is inferesled in Uanylhing concerning spor'l's, buf her ex'rra-curriculars show Jrhaf she was a dra- malic Ian for four years. Besides being a member of Riding club, Sporls, Leaders club, Girl Reserves, and Nalional Honor Sociely, she has parficipaled in Home Economics club, and served as a block capfain in Civilian Defense. GEORGE MORGAN Tromboning his way Ihrough Band for four years, George has also been able lo dis+inguish himself as a Naiional Honor member. He was vice-presidenl of The senior class, Hi-Y president and head of The Halls commiflee. His ex'rra- curricular inieresfs also included Science club, Radio club, volleyball, Jrraclc, and cross counlry. MARVIN MORTON Since enlering Shorewood, Marvin has acquired Ihe appro- priare sobriqueHe, Big Mick. Alfhough his inreresis lie chiefly in alhlelics, his hobbies range from pleasure reading 'ro collecfing inferesling medical arficles. Mick parlicipaled in ioolball during his iunior and senior years, and has gone oul' for handball since his sophomore year. SUZANNE MUEHLEISEN Arriving on Ihe Shorewood campus in '42 from SI. Roberls, Sue immedialely gol acquainled by ioining Mixed chorus and Science club. She conlinued wilh Science club in her iunior year and also ioined Sporls, Girl Reserves, and Nurse's aides. As a senior, Sue again look her place in Mixed chorus and Girl Reserves. IDA MARIE NEEFE Allhough shorf and quiet lda's a regular Shorewood girl wifh lhe True S.H.S. spirii. Her perseverance and go gel ir ailifude Icepi' Ida busy wilh exlra-curriculars. As a fresh- man, Dramalic and German clubs Toolc her lime. Sporfs fools her lime in her sophomore year and laler on she was a Hall monilor and on The Ripple's business slaif. SHIRLEY OLIN ' Shirley is one of Ihe lucky possessors of a cafching smile and an infeciious laugh. She broughi fhese sparkling assels Io Shorewood 'high from Solomon Juneau high school in her iunior year. Sporls and Leaders club claimed her immedialely, and in her senior year she became dislribuiion manager of Ripples. DON OLSEN - Since Don eniered Shorewood high school as a sophomore from Denver, Colorado, he has devoied mosi of his lime To ihe Red and Grey iooiball Team As a wing man, he con- Iribuled his bi+ foward Ihe Greyhound's 'Ihird undeiealed season. Don lei? his model A in February of This year io ioin ihe Army Air Corps. COPPERDOME MORTON NEWALD MorI s one of 'rhose fellas who really found a place in Shorewood life. Science and Camera clubs, Sludeni Council block caplain, cross couniry, Irack, and Copperdome com- prised his high school career. If you like a I-lol ping-pong game, here's ihe fella Io play iI', as 'fable 'Iennis is IvIorI s iavorile ouisicle acI'iviI'y. JUDITH ANN NEWMAN Dramalic club, Home Economics club, Girl Reserves, Rip- ples, and dislribuiing for block cap+ains Take up Ihe Time of Judy. Besides leaning her inieresl 'Ioward Ihese, Judy spends many exfra hours drawing piciures, making puppeis, or iusl skeiching. Judy will always add a bii of spice io a gafher- ing of any kind. EILEEN NOESKE Coming from Maple Dale school, KiHy has always been recognized by her friendly Hi, Her four year ex'rra-curricu- lar program was full, including dramaiics, senior Home Econ- omics club, Home nursing, and Girl Reserves. When our oi school, KiHy finds Thai sewing and skaiing are among her favori+e pasiimes. MARJORIE NOESKE Aiier Muffy eniered Shorewood in her freshman year from SI. John's Evangelical Lulheran school, Mixed chorus. senior Home Economics, Home nursing, Girl Reserves and Life-saving club claimed her as a valuable member. I-Ier radiani smile and personaliiy are Iwo of her ouisianding characferislics along wilh her abiliiy fo swim and ice skaie. PATRICIA OBEREM BT Leaving Downer Seminary 'ro enler Shorewood's porials, Pally came Io us in her iunior year. For Iwo years she has been in Dramaiic club and a block caprain. I-Ier avid liking 'for mosl any sporl has made her 'rops in Iennis, riding, and swimming. As lor iraveling, Globe Troiiern is Pa'rI'y's middle name. RUTH OFFSEN Look oul gang, here comes 'Cookie', remarks a 'rimid bysiander as Ihe queen iiilerbug 'lakes Io The dance floor. Cookie's Ihe gal who gives any occasion a shol of adrena- lin ihrough her uniiring supply of vigor and zip. Her exlra curriculars included dramalics, Sporls, Girl Reserves, moniiors, Dance club, Ripples, and Quill and Scroll. i 1 SENIORS BETTY ANN OPSAHL An enlhusiaslic, lively girl, scooring around 'rhe corridors is more Than likely lo be Oppy. Since enlering Shorewood in '38, BeHy's inreresls have varied wilh many exira-curriculars on her program. They included Dramaric club, Sporls, social chairman, Srudenl' Council, choir, Girl Reserves, Nalional Honor Sociery, and block caprain. BARBARA OSTHOFF Blond Barbie has had four guire aclive years of high school life. She launched her career by joining Life Saving, Sporrs, and junior Home Economics club, and in The following years came Girl Reserves, dramarics, and Hall monirors. Warch our when Barbie comes around wifh pencil and paper: she's an avid carroonisr. JEANNE PAINTER Who's fha? likeable, deleclable blond seen around Jrhe halls? Tha+'s Jeannie of course. Afrer leaving Holy Angels Academy in I94l and coming fo Shorewood high school, she jumped righf info fhe midsr of rhings by joining Riding club and Sporfs. Working on lhe Copperdome slafli Jrook up her 'lime in her senior year. CHARLOTTE PALMER When you see a flash oi red and hear a friendly Hi, i'r's Chuck . She played flure in band and spenr lhree years conlribufing her falenrs lo Sporls. Hall monifors, and Civilian Defense. Being a member of Sludenl Council, Copperdome srail, and Girl Reserves were climaxed by eleclion To Nafional Honor Sociely as a senior. LLOYD PETTIT Omaha, Nebraska really losf an arhlele when Bucke+s pulled up sfakes and ser our for Shorewood. He enrered here in The fall of I94O. Being an oulsianding end on 'lhe 'ioofball l'eam, sfafe champion forward on fhe baskerball squad, and a mainsray on The divof-diggers, he gained +he coveied S award in all 'ihree of fhese sporls. OPAL PETURA Spreading and rhe Two +urn. No, nor jive falk, bul Mickey 'ralking fo a rollerskaring pal. Doing wallz sreps and complicafed figures on 'those four-wheel rollers is her 'iavorile hobby. Since enfering from Cusfer in her junior year, Frenchie's exrra-curricular lime has been laken up wilh Girl Reserves and dramalics. JOAN PIKE Bam was firsr seen on our campus in November of I942 when she arrived from Chicago. ln order 'ro ,conlinue her hobby of swimming, she soon joined Life-saving club. Having gorren acguainied wilh our way of life, she became a block capfain and a member of Sludenr Council, Copperdome sraff, and Girl Reserves. RACHEL PINKO Dramafic club has come 'iirsl in Rach's exlra-curricular life for rhree years, For she has helped on 'rhe srage, make-up, and cosfume crews. As a sophomore she became inleresled in Girl Reserves, Spor+s, and Riding club. For The pasl' 'rwo years she has served as a fairhiul block capfain. LOUIS RAHR Louie is lruly a loyal Shorewoodile, lor he's been here since I938 when he enlered as a sevenlh grader lrom Al- waler. His musical inleresls lead him lo ioin Band and he's been an aclive parlicipanl lor lour years. He also was a member ol Slamp club lor lwo years. His hobby is collecling swing records. LOIS RAJSKI Loie is anolher one ol lhose swell gals around Shorewood high school who always has a warm smile and a lriendly hello lor everyone. Rash enlered as a sophomore lrom Sl. Roberls and really gol inlo lhe swing ol lhings easily. She used her vocal lalenls in lhe A Cappella chair during bolh her iunior and senior years. WILLETT MC LEAN RAPP Aclivilies is probably BiII's middle name as he is chair- man ol lhe exlra-curricular board, a major in civilian delense, a member ol Sludenl Council, social chairman, Hall monilors, and lhe Copperdome business slall. Bill's main inleresl, be- sides being manager ol lhe loolball, cross counlry and lraclc leams, was dramalics lor lour years. OREN RoEsLER I Oren's years al Shorewood have been lilled wilh varied aclivilies. He has been a member ol Camera club lor lour years, Hi-Y lor lhree, a Hall monilor and member ol Copper- dome lor lwo years. ln addilion, he was a lellerman in cross counlry and a social chairman during his senior year. His hobbies are slamp callecling and pholography. DONALD ROSENTHAL Don's a nalural al pholography, lor he's busy al il bolh in worlc and play. He also had lime lor exlra-curriculars, ioining Slamp club as a sophomore and Camera club as a iunior. ln his senior year Don lried a hand al Dramalic club and also had lime lor worlc as a bloclc caplain. LOUISE ROVE During every spare minule Weasie can be seen wilh Icnilling needles and an angora soclc nearing complelion. In her sophomore year she was a Girl Reserve, served her home- room as social chairman, and in iunior year was a big sisler. She also wore lhe maroon and grey robe ol Mixed chorus lor lhree conseculive years. : W COPPERDOME SHIRLEY PLEYTE Pleals lell Rulus King and lheir social club al lhe end ol her lreshman year lo ioin lhe ranlcs ol Shorewood. Aller be- coming acquainled in her sophomore year, she ioinecl Girl Reserves ol which she was an ardenl parlicipanl lor lwo years. In Shirley's lree lime she may be lound drawing, Ifnilling, ice slialing, and lobogganing. EILEEN PLOPPER Eileen ioined lhe Red and Grey in I938, when she enlered lrom Lalce Blull grade school. Knilling and winler sporls being her hobbies, she is usually lound making argyle socks or ice slcaling. She has been a lailhlul member ol Mixed chorus lor lhe lasl lwo years and a dependable member ol Girl Reserves lcr lhe same lenglh ol lime. SENIORS GENE RUBY Swede's inTeresTs have been wholly absorbed by sporTs since he enTered Trom WashingTon high as a Treshman. Jovial Gene immediaTely donned a TooTball uniTorm, worked aT The Tackle posiTion, and gained a leTTer in his senior year. FaTs is also a Tlash on skaTes and he proved To be a sTalwarT goalie on The hockey Team. ROBERT RUBY Hyde Park high in Chicago cerTainly losT a personaliTy when FiTi enTered The porTals oT Shorewood as a sopho- more. ATTer geTTing acquainTed he joined DramaTic club and has been a sTeady parTicipanT ever since. l'le's also a sTandby oT The inTramural baskeTball Team. We recognize him as one ci Those acTive class members. RITA M. SANTACROSE Chasing high C Through Tour years oT Mixed chorus and holding a lead in several oT The opereTTas, marked ReeTs as a vocal enThusiasT. For Tour years she has also lenT her TalenTs To SporTs, and Tor Three years To The Girl Reserves. To Top oTT her exTra-curriculars she joined senior Home Econ- omics club as a senior. f RUTH SCHAEFER AlThough noT a ShorewoodiTe unTil SepTember '43, BuTch has become well known. ln dramaTics she Took biT parTs, doing Them well and proving her enThusiasm. Roller skaTing and sporTs are her hobbies, proved by her many pins and gadgeTs. AlThough Chicago was RuTh's Tormer home, she's a loyal member OT The Red and Grey gang. CETTE JANE SCHANGLI ES A Tull program oT acTiviTies including Copperdome, SporTs, Girl Reserves, STudenT Council, major oT Civilian Defense, Quill and Scroll, and TeaTure ediTor oT The Ripples has kepT BeTTe busy. By keeping a scrapbook oT school acTiviTies and aTTending aThleTic evenTs, B.J. kepT up The morale oT TooT- ball and swimming boys. JAM ES SCH EIN FELD Rug cuTTing on The dance Tloor or slapping Those sym- bals is The sorT oT a jive liTe ThaT Jim leads. l-le enTered Trom CounTry Day in I942, and wiTh an on The beam spiriT jumped righT inTo Camera club and Ripplies sTaTT. Besides Those Two TavoriTe acTiviTies, Jim really enjoys Tishing Tor Those Three TooT muskies. RTCHARD SCHEIFE Dick leTT The Blue and Grey in Tavor oT The Red and Grey in SepTember, I943. HunTing and collecTing guns are his hobbies, and working a spliT shiTT aT DelTa ManuTacTuring Company Took almosT all oT his Time. He joined The Army Air Corps in OcTober, I943 buT sTayed wiTh us unTil February. I944, when he wenT inTo Training. SANDY SCHMITT Sandy may be seen driving around in his model A con- verfible when he isn'T in school. A member oT Science club during his Treshman and sophomore years, Sandy also Took Time ouT Tor DramaTic club in his junior year. Aside Trom This, he is inTeresTed in TrapshooTing and Riding club. STarnp collecTing is anoTher oT his hobbies. CAROLYN SHEETS The gal wiTh a sense OT humor, ThaT's SkeeTs. AnyThing connecTed wiTh waTer hiTs a high noTe wiTh her. She enTered in '42 Trom MarshallTown, lowa. Band, OrchesTra, Leaders club, Mixed chorus, Social chairman, Copperdome, liTesaving, moniTors, Girl Reserves, and NaTional Honor composed her exTra-curricular program. JAMES SHELLOW Greasy enTered Shorewood in 1940 Trom STaTe Teachers normal school. Known as The phanTom oT The Ripples oTTice , Jim served as managing ediTor during his senior year and was awarded The Quill and Scroll. He also Tound Time Tor Three years oT Camera club, and a year each oT Science and MaTh clubs. COPPERDOME MARTHA SCHREIBER MarTha, since she enTered Shorewood in '38, has planned To go inTo The nursing proTession and has builT her exTra- curricular program around ThaT aim. When a sophomore she Took a Home nursing course, and The Tollowing year became a HospiTal aide. Her senior acTiviTies included HospiTal aides again and an added acTiviTy, l.iTe Saving. GEORGE SCHUETT George enioys mechanical drawing and has displayed his abiliTy by leTTering The names Tor The school honor roll. Be- sides his mechanical drawing abiliTy, George has also done ouTsTanding work in The Tield oT woodworking. On The side line he spends a greaT deal oT his Time making model air- planes, hunTing up norTh, or Tishing aT any lake. RICHARD SCHUETTLER Who says ThaT music and aThleTics don'T mix? T'lere's Dick who has parTicipaTed in Band ThroughouT all his years aT Shorewood, and s+iII proTesses ThaT his hobby is sporTs. Tricks , as he has been nicknamed, has displayed a consTanT inTeresT in all school evenTs since enTering Shorewood Trom Lake BluTT. JU NE SELLMANN Jo probably sang aT Green Tree school before I94O when she came To Shorewood, buT when Those Hollywood TalenT scouTs discover her, we wanT The crediT. June's main inTeresT is singing and she's been a valuable asseT To Mixed chorus Tor Tour years. ln her senior year, she joined Girl Reserves and Home Economics club. POLLY SENG Polly, The girl wiTh The Triendly smile, can be seen around Shorewood almosT any Time when she isn'T parTicipaTing in her hobby, which is Training her own horses. She was in DramaTic club during her sophomore and junior years buT has devo+ed her Time in her senior year To The lighT board back sTage. MARY LOU SERNAU Winning prizes in arT is no Trick Tor Mary Lou, buT mosT oT her exTra-curricular Time was devoTed To DramaTic club, where her parT oT Fannie Willoughby in The classic will long be remembered by everyone. Two years OT block capTains and one oT Home Economics club added To her well rounded program. SENIORS JEANNE SHELTON Jeanne is The dark haired girl who leTT ST. Mary's school in SouTh DakoTa To enTer Shorewood in her senior year. lnTeresTed in dramaTics, Jeanne joined This club soon aTTer enTering here. Her hobby, collecTing charms and TrinkeTs, is someThing diTTerenT from The ordinary buT Jeanne goes Tor iT in a big way. ANNE SLOSS No sir, Shorewood high school would noT be compleTe wiThouT Abbie To add To iTs gaieTy. Always smiling and hoping Tor The besT, Annie TiTs righT inTo The swing oT Things wiTh DramaTic club, Hall moniTors, and Girl Reserves To her crediT. Nurses aide group also has Anne as a very compe- TenT member. LOUISE SMITH ln her TirsT Two years as a senior high sTudenT. aTTer enTer- ing Trom ATwaTer grade school, Louie was a member oT SporTs, and Trom her sophomore year on, she was a loyal parTicipanT oT A Cappella choir. SmiTTy is The quieT blond Type who doesn'T say much, buT she has proven ThaT all her commenTs are worTh while. ROBERT SMITH Senior class presidenT, leTTerman in boTh TooTball and swim! ming, and STudenT Council in his Treshman year describes no person beTTer Than SmiTTy. A super special ShorewoodiTe. SmiTTy cerTainly has whaT iT Takes To hold The Triendship and loyalTy oT The enTire sTudenT body. Bob deTiniTely raTes Tops wiTh everyone. ALFRED SOTO He's a LaTin Trom WhiTeTish Bay high. Senor SoTo enTered Shorewood in The middle of his iunior year, so he hasn'T had Time To really geT inTo any exTra-curriculars. While aT The Bay , AI Took parT in some very un Spanish acTiviTies including Track and baskeTball. His hobby is sTricTly inTer- naTional-sTamp collecTing. JOAN SPENCE Curly hair, dimples and always a smile, ThaT's Joanie. The choir wouldn'T sound righT wiThouT her, Tor she's been a prominenT member since I94O when she leTT ST. RoberTs. ln her senior year she became a Ripples reporTer. Joan's pep, vim, and vigor won a place here and she's bound To geT along.. I MACKEY SPERO Sam The quieT 'Fellow you've been seeing around Shore- wood lor The pasT six years. Don'T leT his appearance Tool you, Tor he's made guiTe a noise TooTing a clarineT in Band. He has also parTicipaTed in TooTball and baskeTball since a Treshman. When noT engaged in sporTs, Max is parTicipaTing in his hobby oT maTch making. HAROLD STANFIELD Ask anyone who knows Harold and he's sure To say, Oh, he's one oT The besTl QuieT and amiable, Harold had no Trouble in making Triends when he enTered Shorewood high school. AlThough he hasn'T parTicipaTed in many exTra-curricu- lars, his Time has been devoTed To The pipe organ aT which he has become proTicienT. SUZANNE STEIN Sue enlered lhe Shorewood high school corridors in l938, when she came lrom Alwaler grade school. As a sophomore she ioined Girl Reserves and has been a lailhlul member lor lhree years. Home Economics club, Sporls, and Riding club lake up Sue's exlra lime. Horseback riding is her lavorile hobby, ALVIN STEI NMAYER Tall, nonchalanl, and inleresling, lhal's Al. Ask him a queslion on any subiecl and you'll gel your answer in his inlormal and unique slyles. His choice ol exlra-curriculars included one year in Camera club, lhree in wreslling, lhree in lrack, one in Sludenl Council, and lwo on lhe cross counlry leam. BETTY STEUER Slinky is lhal busy lillle Shorewoodile who has really lound a place in school lile. Choir, Girl Reserves, monilors, social chairman, and a member ol Sludenl Council shows lhe well rounded exlra-curricular program Belly has kepl up. Reading and dancing lill all hours lakes up her oul-ol-school lime. RAY STOLZ Pholography and radio specialisl is Bud's lille lor he is an aulhorily on bolh. Ray has been snapping piclures lor lhe Camera club lor lwo years and has parlicipaled in Radio club lhe same period ol lime. Three years ol Copperdome business slall, climaxed by business manager in his senior year, round oll Bud's aclive curriculum. ROBERT SULLIVAN Since enlering as a sophomore, Hwisecracking Sully has devoled his exlra-curricular lime lo sporls. ln lhree years he has gained lour lellers as guard on lhe hardcourl and hallback on lhe gridiron. Building and Grounds and Sludenl Council rounded oul his program. Sol claims his hobbies are music and knilling. MONA JEAN TAUGHER Mona Jean enlered Shorewood high school in her sopho- more year and iumped righl inlo lhe lhick ol school lile by ioining Dramalic club and Girl Reserves, ol which she was eleclecl lreasurer in her senior year. She has laken an inlvre-sl in Home Economics club, Copperdome slall, civilian delense, and social chairman loo. COPPERDOME FRED STAUNTON Fred enlered Shorewood in his lreshman year lrom Slale Teachers Training school and, wishing lo gel inlo lhings, he joined Camera club which he conlinued lhrough his iunior year. This didn'l lake up all his lime, lor his hobbies are hunling and pholography. l-le also delighls in linkering wilh old cars. IRVINE STEIN lrv nol only displays swell school spiril. bul also shows genuine palriolism. Shorewood is slill lalking aboul lhe line iob he did lo promole lhe sale ol slamps and bonds lhis pasl year. As a sophomore and iunior, lrv lenl his lun-loving sell lo clramalics and lcolball. For recrealion, he lurns lo lishing. SENIGRS MARY ANN TEWELES Enfering in her sophomore year from Milwaukee Universify School did nof hinder Maf from fiffing info Shorewood's exfra-curriculum, wifh Dramafic club, Hall monifors and Home nursing fo her credif. Though she is small in sfafure her personalify makes up for everyfhing. Swimming and popular piano rafe highesf wifh Mah MARILYN THORNBERRY When one hears Marilyn's name if is usually connecfed wifh music of some sorf, Eifher she is in Orchesfra playing her violin or in Band playing fhe drums or marimba. Perhaps she is in bofh places, buf wherever she is her abilify sfands ouf above all else. Hall monifors also fook up Marilyn's fime. NANCY THRONE Dex, hailing from Riverside high, really dug in wifh Band, Orchesfra, Girl Reserves, Home Economics, and Dance clubs. Jifferbugging fo fhe hoffesf music, galloping on a horse or swimming a fasf crawl shows fhe hurried life fhaf Nancy lives. Making friends comes nafurally fo Dex, as she has found many af Shorewood. BETTY JANE THWAITS , Thwaifsie is fhaf busy liffle red head who has really found a place in Shorewood life. Enfering in sevenfh grade, she ioined dramafics, where she received a Dragon in her iunior year. Beffy was also elecfed fo Nafional Honor and fo The cabinef of Girl Reserves. She served as a major for fhe block capfain corps foo. SUZANNE VONIER Sweef Sue, one of fhe besf liked girls af Shorewood. was a valued member of chorus and Sporfs for four years, and of monifor for fwo years. Souvenir's domesfic and pafriofic insfincfs evidence fhemselves in her hobby of sewing, and fhrough her fine work in a Hospifal aide group, Home nurs- ing, and civilian defense. DONALD WALIGORSKI Don enfered fhese halls of Shorewood high as an eighfh grader from Sf. Casimirs, A huge vicfory garden and hunfing occupy much of his spare fime. He is always capable of mak- ing a brighf remark in answer fo someone's sfafemenf, which shows he has a swell sense of humor and can gef along wifh all fypes of people. MARGARET WALSH Maggie has been on fhe Shorewood campus for six years and is recognized by her easy smile and blue eyes. She has always loved music and consequenfly Orchesfra and choir have been her exfra-curricular acfivifies since she was a freshman. Even in her spare fime, Maggie enioys music as her special hobby. MYRA WEIL Myra's The newly arrived Shorewoodife who's really been around, for, before coming To Shorewood, she lived in Chi- cago, New York, and Bosfon. Because she enrolled in Febru- ary, Myra didn'f have much opporfunify fo ioin school acfivi- fies, buf she does find fime for wrifing poefry, reading, and dancing, which are her favorife hobbies. CORENE WILCOX Her flying fingers on The piano and flying feef in Sporfs gives Corky away. Small, blond, and Typically a Fan , Corene has cenfered her inferesfs around Sporfs and Girl Reserves. During her senior year, Corky gave mosl' of her Time To The Sfudenf ATTiTude Commiffee buf ioined choir To complefe her program. JOAN WINKLER Winkie, Tall and slender and possessing a friendly smile, has gone To Shorewood schools all her life, Enfering from ATwaTer grade school, she joined dramafics, German club, Sporfs and Dance club in her freshman year. Rounding ouf her acfivifies, Joan has been a Two year member of Girl Reserves. COPPERDOME ALYCE WEISBACH From Cusfer high To Shorewood high in her iunior year, Giggles came wifh The ambifion To become a dress design- er. Even Though she didn'T ioin any exfra-curriculars Alyce added her biT during her school hours. Blond haired and full of fun, Alyce leff in February To Try her hand af dress designing. AUDRIENNE WEISS Fairly bubbling over wiTh enfhusiasm and ambifion, A busfled To Shorewood from Peckham high, spreading her good cheer and love of fun all The way. Dramafic club claimed her membership for Three years. Ripples, Girl Reserves, and The library boasfed her services for one year each. Audrienne's hobbies are wrifing and kniTTing. RALPH WELTON Pork can usually be seen snaring passes on The gridiron, dashing around The cinders, or piling up poinfs for The Crim- son Courfeers. Even Though all-suburban in his senior year, Ralph found Time for ofher exfraecurricular acfivifies which included choir, STudenT Council, and social chairman. ROBERT WENDORF Wendy enfered Shorewood in his freshman year and sTarTed his aThleTic career Thaf winTer. Affer playing freshman baskef- ball, he became a familiar player on greyhound gridiron Teams for Three years, earning his leTTer during his senior year of compefifion. Wendy also found Time as a senior To work wiTh The l-li-Y. KEN NETH WH EELER Ken's lanky sTaTure was firsT seen on our campus in I94-O when he enfered from Rochesfer, New York. Swinging ouT info exfra-curriculars, he was soon Toofing The Trombone in line wiTh his hobby of record collecfing. Ken's ofher oufsicle acTiviTies included Timber-Topping on The Track Team, and working on sTage crew. DOROTHY WH ITTET 'Sis wifh her blond hair and pleasanf affifude has always helped To make Things more cheerful. DoroThy's high school program has shown a sporfing Trend. Acfive as a leader in Sporfs, Life Saving club and excelling in Tennis, Sis was also a member of The Copperdome sTaff, dramafics, choir. and Girl Reserves. SENIORS JOAN WINTER Dancing, as her main inleresl and hobby, claims mosl oi f'Winnie's lime. She has parlicipaled in Home Economics club and I-Iall monilors, while Ihe Dance club recognized her four years of good service by eleclring her presidenl. Joan also has been an aclive member of Dramalic club since her freshman year. RICHARD WITTMANN Curly-headed Will was one oi a large aggregalion of sludenls enlering en masse from Sl. Roberls in I94-O. Dick is really solid, for he is usually seen sending his Friends 'rhrough his Torrid bealing on fhe skins, as he follows his hobby of drumming. Diclc enlered exlra-curriculars in his senior year by ioining Dramalic club. MARK WILLIAMS Marlc arrived on lhe Shorewood high school scene 'lrom Si. Roberls grade school in his sophomore year. He purposely avoided exlra-curriculars because he has spenl all of his free lime working. An oulslanding sporlsman. lvlarIc's favorile hob- bies are hunling and 'fishing al' which il is rumored he is very good, AUDREY WUESTHOFF Whenever Audy ioins any exira-curricular, she slag-fs wilh il: Proof of I'his is her place in 'rhe clarinel seclion of Band for four years and a member of lhe same seclion in Orchesifa for Three years. Bloclc caplain, a member oi Nalional Honor Sociely, and Iyping corps complele an enihusiaslic girl s curriculum. RUDY WOLTER A failhful Shorewoodile car: be said ol Rudy who enlered here from Lalce Bluff grade school. To show a well-rounded program, he gave all eiforls lor World Cilizenship club, swimming Ieam, where he has earned Iwo leilers, and a iai+h- liul Ripples reporler. Camping and fishing Ialce up Rudy's vacalion fime. JOHN YOUNG Tiger Young lcnows whal he wanls. Always roaring in Ihe field of alhlelics, John is a regular Shorewoodiie, lor his grade school days were spenl al Lake Bluff grade school. Foolball, baslcelball, +raclc, and choir are his choice for really a solid all around program I-ie is deiinilely a mellow iellow. . J ,,WV BETTY ZIEN Bl, is The gal wiih personalilry plus and a smile for every- body. Her lime was spenl in Ihe following aclivilies, Four years oi Dramalic club and sporls, lhree of Girl Reserves, and one year oi lifesaving and Sludenl Council. As her hob- bies, B.Z. claims dancing, swimming, and all iypos of sporfs. JAMES BRADLEY In I939 .lim enfered from Uecafur, Illinois and soon became known as a likable fellow. Claiming a varied lisl' of aciivifies, he was a member of Dramafic club and cross counrry for Iwo years, and Ripples sfaff for one. Jim spends his spare fime hunfing for pheasanfs or shoofing down deer in our norrh woods. MARIE HELMS i940 marked Mul'zies deparfure from Sunnyside and en- france fo Shorewood. Her musical inferesfs led her fo join Mixed chorus and she has been a sfeady parficipanf Through- ouf her high school years. Besides faking an acfive inferesf in playing fhe piano, Marie spends some 'rime cu+'I'ing capers on fhe ice. EVELYN JOHNSON Boo as Evelyn is called for no parficular reason, lefl' Escanaba high school in Michigan fo enfer Shorewood's gafes in her senior year. Boo immediafely joined choir which fakes up mosl' of her exfra fime. As her recreafions Evelyn prefers piano, hiking, fennis, and collecfing poems. ROGER KUEHL Roger waifed unfil his sophomore year before ioining any exfra-curriculars and fhen became a member of Mafh club. The following year found him on fhe golf feam where he affained a Ieffer. Rog may offen be found slapping ouf boogie woogie on fhe piano or indulging in his ofher hobby of reading. GLORIA ANN LEGLER I-Iave you ever furned on fhe radio and heard Legs ? Claiming fhe avocafion of radio broadcasfing and scripf wrifing, Gloria spenf much of her fime af fhe sfudio. Since enfering from Lake Bluff in i938, she has been in I-lome Economics club and Sporfs during her freshman and sopho- COPPERDOME CALVIN MILLS Cal is fhe fellow who alfended Shorewood for four years and managed 'ro evade 'rhe enfire exfra-curricular program. l'le neverfheless spenl' considerable fime on his hobbies of woodworking, mechanical draffing, and puffering around on an old car, in which he fakes a greaf deal of pride. RICHARD PLATEK Enfering our campus in Ihe fall of '40, Dick soon became known for his likable personalify. Concerned wifh winning The war, Plal' held down a defense iob in fhe affernoon while in fhe mornings his exfra-curricular fime was spenf in Dramafic club. By-passing his hobby of aviafion, Dick enlisfed as a gob in his senior year. RICHARD SCHOLZ Richard, ofherwise known as Scholze enfered Shorewood high school from Craig school in Wauwafosa in fhe ninfh grade. When 'I'he urgenf call was made for more war workers, Richard decided fo heed fhe call and supplemenf his sfudies by working in a defense planf. Such sfrenuous and imporfanf work fakes up all of his exfra fime. THOMAS SCHULTZ - Bufcher Schulfz is fhe fype of fellow fhaf makes a school fick. Always willing fo help fhe ofher person, Tom divided his fime befween Dramafic club and sporfs since enfering from Lake Bluff. A 'Iennis enfhusiasf, Bufcher found exfra minufes fo spend on fhe fennis courf or fo help ouf on fhe sfage and lighl' board. ALLEN SHORER AI is one of our boys who leff us fhis year fo join a bigger school, Uncle Sam's Navy. Science and radio clubs were his main inferesfs and he se'l' his course in 'Ihaf direcfion in 'Ihe Navy. Choosing his acfivifies for fheir usefulness, he was a member of Science and Radio club since ninfh grade. more years and choir during her senior year. Among fhe former members of our class who are now serving in The armed forces are: CARLO BALISTRERI RICHARD BARNES JAMES BRADLEY ERIC BRETSCHNEIDER LEONARD COHN LOWELL FERCH ELROY HOERST GEROLD KAHN ROBERT LYNCH ARTHUR MUELLER CLARENCE SLAIS STEVE TILLOTSON Qafmm mc! Nciowimwn Ummm A.A.A. ACME LOCK CO. 755 N. 11th Street Best Wishes to the Class of 1944 BEVERLY PHARMACY 3801 N. Oakland Ave. Best Wishes to the Class of 1944 FASS FUNERAL HOME 3601 N. Oakland Ave. Best Wishes to the Class of 1944 HEINIE FELDMEYER 758 N. Broadway Good luck to the Class ot '44 DAVID L. GARLICK 647 Bankers Bldg. Compliments ot Mr. and Mrs. David L. Garlick M. M. GOLDMAN County Lane Road Best luck to the Class of '44 FREDERICK IOHNSON 522 N. Water St. Best Wishes to the Class of l944 GEORGE KENKEL 4234 N. Larkin St. Casualty and Fire Insurance KOLLOGE BROS. 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