Shorewood High School - Copperdome Yearbook (Shorewood, WI)

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f IN MEMORELAM U BEN ir SALOMON .. .J , ,k WILLIAM WOLFGRAM A LIVING MEMUBIAI. T0 UUB Glllll STABS These, OUR BQYS, have died. Thexj died for gou and me. Them-4 died that the individual might be free: -free, without -fear of prejudice or want, to live his life in such manner as will contribute most to the common good. Our gratitude for their gift must show itself in evergdag living. This living must have as its purpose the building of better communities, an America of greater social justice, a world of goodwill and understanding among peoples. That uou will contribute your full share, I have deep -faith because of Bour attitudes and responses to challenges growing out of the war, out of living together, out of teacher-pupil effort to become acquainted with the basic issues of life today. If Hou live according to promise, these our bogs will not have died in vain I 5

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...manage we, Me elpwnm seg. Charles Brynteson, Editor-in-chief Margaret Earle, Seniors Ioan Gesser, Seniors Ioan Heitz, Underclassmen Margaret McCarthy, Sports Marvin Roesler, Organizations Glenn Stolz, Sports Patricia Winter. Departments Kenneth Bischoff William Bruce Annemarie Gabor Mary lane Grassold Iohn Imse Natalie Iunemann lack Kraina Seema Larkey Helen Laue Dick McGlynn Richard Paulsen Ruth Rosenberg Ann Talbert PHOTOGRAPHIC STAFF Richard Blake Fred Blanke Walter Brandis Robert Edwards Robert Fairman Loyd Fulton Louis Gabriel Willard Holz Ierry Kenkel ART STAFF Robert Fairman Ted Osterman Ralph Rosenbaum Walter Scharnagl William Scheller Robert Strass Simon Trinkle Richard Wickert Arthur Wiltong Richard Cleveland '44 lily leaves? Dona Heath BUSINESS STAFF Alvin Hankin Asher Nichols Kenneth Rosenthal COPPERDOME ..,....zmwmfzama1wiw4zfWJnW mimpfzeh cam dohcaaf ai 5 cfmwq cvwz fhdz padmm gem. -f -.LJ -N-Y. 'L-4-1.A.4.1n-uns, n...un:a..-.'lB-A-1.nee- ln-- 44 -2-' Agn.- ... , .L-.nymnmial