Shorewood High School - Copperdome Yearbook (Shorewood, WI)

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EDWIN BRADLEY Although much of his time is given to music, Ted has participated in many extra-curriculars. They in- clude Stamp club, dramatics, and hockey as a fresh- man, a continuation of both hockey and Dramatic club as a sophomore, and Choir as a senior. SALLY BRILL FHL - EL if- null ff-1.-it J. L' jx ' Sally spent her four years of high school life in dramatics, working behind the scenes with stage and business crews. She was also a member of Hall Moni- tors for four years. Her interest in sports is proved by the addition of Leaders club, Sports, and Life Saving club when a junior. RICHARD BROOKS Squeak's freshman activities included class presi- dent, football, and swimming. In the following years, Iack's little brother won letters in football, swimming, and track, was sports co-editor of the Ripples, became Choir president, and a member of National Honor Society and Quill and Scroll. f'1f L- t,Af2L.'L.'f,1,-Q ULILQ- ELAINE Bnovim Mr-Si rMafT1w--Rico Elaine has shown her musical talent by belonging to Chorus for four years. As a freshman, she became a member of Dance club and Sports. During the next three years, she added Girl Reserves and Block Cap- tains to her program, and when a senior, she became a hall monitor and cub counselor of Ripples. COPPERDOME Mmiioms BROWN r'trS 9 ff ol: NT Ca47UC L L Marge entered from Maple Dale in '42 and immedi- ately joined Dramatic club. Her interest in music was shown by her participation in Mixed Chorus, where she was a faithful member for three years. As a senior, she added sports to her activities. Her hobby, strictly a summer one, is swimming. DOUGLASS BRUSS Displaying leadership in the activities in which he participated, Doug was elected senior class president. His extra-curriculars included Copperdome, Band, Pre- flight club, and Hi-Y. He was associate editor of the Ripples and was elected to Quill and Scroll and Na- tional Honor Society. CHARLES BRYNTESON As editor of the Copperdome, co-sports editor of the Ripples, co-captain of the basketball and tennis teams, this blonde wizard has proved his leadership in many fields. Football, Orchestra, Band, Hi-Y, Student Council, and Quill and Scroll have all contributed in making Chuck an outstanding citizen. 1oYcE BURKHOLZ mrs, R.,J0LfL Wlqhggf The name Berky and versatility go hand in hand. Membership in Life Saving and Sports clubs proves her athletic interest. Other activities in which she par- ticipated are Dramatic club, Girl Reserves, and Hall Monitors. As a reporter for the Ripples, she was often found trying to get a super story.

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SENIORS BENIAMIN BECKER As a sophomore at Washington high school, Bennie was on the football squad and also was a member of the Athena Debating Society. Coming to Shorewood in his junior year, he immediately began to get ac- quainted, and as a senior he joined Dramatic club. His hobbies are art and music. IANET BECKMANN mfg, f'4ua,r-A Ha FFP? Girl Usually seen with a pleasant smile, a friendly hello , and an escort, Becky has been one of those busy little Shorewoodites for six years. She participated in Mixed Chorus, A Cappella choir, and Sports, and to show her patriotism she served as a block captain for a year and then as a major tor two. RUTH BEISWENGER Im. WF 'Y 1-SM' In her sophomore year, Ruthie came to this institute of learning from St. Roberts. At that time, she joined the Girl Reserves register for two years. As a junior, she entered the realms of the Sports club and A Cap- pella choir and continued with these until the time of graduation. MILAN BLASKOVICS tg is Dramatics has been Mike's main interest every' since he came to Shorewood as an eighth grader from Steuben junior high school. Besides his four years of dramatics, Mike went out for football as a freshman, joined Hall Monitors and 50-SU club as a junior, and was a diver on the swimming team as a senior. HOWARD BLEIER As athletics was his chief interest, Howie spent four years as a member of the Crimson gridmen. He gained the coveted S in his senior year, calling signals at his quarterback spot. Showing an interest in student government, Howie participated in the Student Council during his sophomore year. .e,i.rff- t rw f-L MARY BOERGER flfffs- lf Mary, always with a pleasant smile, has been at- tending Girl Reserve meetings taithfully for three years. She belonged to Dance club and Home Eco- nomics club as a freshman and the Ripples business staff in her junior and senior years. She also has been a member of Student Council, Choir, and Sports club. ROGER BOERNER Dramatics, in which he earned a Dragon, Student Council, Hi-Y, and a member of Miss Barry's Brigade are just a few of Roger's activities. While news editor of the Ripples, for which he earned a Quill and Scroll award, his quiet sense of humor often caused loud laughter in the Ripples office. IOAN BOETTCHER fm-.s.'7lwm.s BusKusK'C Ioan is that quiet girl who entered Shorewood in 1942 from Brown Deer. She joined Dramatic club and participated in that organization for two years, along with Home Nursing during her sophomore year. When a junior Home Economics club drew her attention, but she later returned to dramatics.

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SENIORS BARBARA DAVIDOFF Sports, Leaders club, and dramatics seem to hold first place in Davie's heart, for she has been active in these since she entered as a freshman. She joined Girl Reserves, Life Saving, and Hall Monitors to till out her program. National Honor society admitted her as a member in her senior year. DONALD DIAMOND While swimming, Choir, and Block Captains took up three years of Don's attention, he also found time to try out for dramatics in his freshman year and to be a hall monitor when a senior. Don's keen sense of humor and his powerful lungs qualified him as a cheer leader for several years. Forced to leave his native Spain, Benny came to the United States via France three years ago. After stay- ing at Shorewood as cr sophomore, where he made many friends, he went to M.U.S. for his junior year. However, Benny came back to Shorewood for his last year of high school. fNIAMIN DIAZ LORRAINE DIENBERG M,-5. Len IQQLLQA Dinky , as she is called by her many friends both in school and out, came under the Red and Grey banner as a freshman in '42, She has been known as a loyal member oi our Butler colony ever since she graduated from the Butler grade school in the spring of 1942. NANCY Burr .SQQTL Charm and personality have put Nancy on top. For three years she was a member of Band and Orchestra and has served the school as a Girl Reserve since a sophomore, Choir and Ripples were her senior activi- ties and when a junior Nan took the first step towards nursing by joining the Hospital Aides. DOROTHY CARLSON Dot came to Shorewood as a junior in the fall oi '44 from Couderay, Wisconsin. As she enjoys embroider- ing and sewing, Dorothy joined Home Economics and was active in that club for two years. Sports club claimed the rest of her extra-curricular time during her junior and senior years. RHODA COHEN The various activities of Block Captains have kept little Rhoda's free time well-occupied for four years. She also was active in Sports while a freshman and Dramatic club as a sophomore. Kitten on the keys is a good name for Rhoda, for playing the piano is her specialty. ELAINE co1.LsN Mrs. Jbhr- Ruler Elaine was originally a member of the class ahead of us, but because of illness she joined our class. Chorus was Elaine's only activity here at school. A look at her hobbies will show, however, that she is a versatile gal, for they include dancing, sewing, swimming, football, and listening to popular records.