Shorewood High School - Copperdome Yearbook (Shorewood, WI)

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COPPERDOM J mime -1166 Audrey Adams Marilla Allen Nancy Altenbern Iohn Armbrusler Tom Basan Ries Behlinq Carol Beisenstein Tom Bizefslri William Blake Gilbert Bobholz Ronnie Borchardl Gloria Borqlas William Braun Roberta Broadloot Arlene Brys Mary Bullock Carol Chyko Ruth Colburn Lawrence Collenllne Richard Craft Douglas Crawford Pahy Day Claire DeVoll lack DeVo1l Douqlas Dewey Iohn Dortch Bill Douglas Ianet Duffy lane Earle Robert Ewen: Carole Feierabend Carol Fillhouer Iearme Firer Beth Fhzqibbon George Fix Susan Ford Nancy Forrer Davis Foster Mary Pai Fox Ianet Fraser Tom Freyer Lois Fritz Harold Glander Sandra Goldwyn Sally Grassold Gordon Greenblatt Iohn Gregory Glenn Greilenhagen Richard Gruenewald

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LASSES Carol Habeck Iohn Hanks Barbara Helse Leila Hentzen Fred Herman Charles Hinltle Iean Hirschman Iim Hobbs loanne Holdampl Barbara Holz Susan Hooley lack Horton Barbara Huhn Betty Hutchison lean lcke Ierry Iasculca Lottie Iobke Clifford Iohnson Peter Iohnson David Iones Iames Innes Claudine Iordan Charles Iorgensen Barbara Kamin Duane Kasten Marilyn Kaufman Ioyce Kern Barbara Kist Sanford Kobrick Dick Koehler Ianet Koeppen Bill Kopplekam Ellen Koschnltske Sharon Koven lean Kresse Gilbert Krlelall Kent Krueter Nancy Ladlry Carolyn Lawrence Robert Leete Carl Lemke Kenneth Lenske Ioyce Lied Iohn Llndert Marilyn Lindert Don l.0ew Bob Look Russell Lucht Harold Luedtke lack Luy Iohn MacClurg lim MacDonald William Manke Marion Martinelr Dolores Mattels Grace Matter Bill May Bettie Mayer Maureen McMahon Elliott Melsenheimer George Miller Robert Miller l Marian Miswald 1

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SENIORS STEPHEN WHOLIHAN Luke is one ot the stalwart members of Admiral Pote's swimming team, but found that football and band kept him busy on top in his freshman and sophomore years. Choir hold his interest as a senior and he still found time to be an energetic fan of the Chicago White Soxs during baseball season. RICHARD WIDERHOLDT Since Dick enrolled in Shorewood from the Hampton Grade School in the fall of 1945, most of his school interests have been centered in the field of athletics. Although he was a member of the track team for four years, he still found time to lead the cheering at the football and basket- liall games. CHESTER WINTER When his freshman year rolled around, Chet turned to- ward music and he joined Mixed Chorus. He added Hi-Y to his growing list of co-curriculars as a sophomore. Dra- matics and Hall Monitors kept him busy the last two years except for the time when he was on skiis or pursuing his other interests. IAMES WOLTER Earning a letter in swimming each year during his four yoars on the team shows that jim is a proficient man in his sport. All his time was not devoted to sports, however, as he was a member of Mixed Chorus during his sopho- more through senior years. lim entered Shorewood from Lake Bluff. MARY WOOD Mary woodn't loaf out any activity. She firmly spread her roots for three years in Dramatics, Y-Teens, Square Dance club, and Hall Monitors. As a junior Mary branched out into Sports and Copperdome, becoming co-editor of the latter in her senior year. Wood being essential for paper, Hippies also claimed Mary. ROBERT WULK Entering Shorewood in the fall of 1945, from Carleton Grade School, Bob found no co-curriculars to his liking. This gave him more time for his outdoor hobbies of fishing and hunting. ln his senior year, however, he found that he had the time and inclination to join A'Cappella Choir. 'ERNEST HARTMANN Though Ernie was a late corner to Shorewood, he im- mediately began to pursue his favorite hobby, photography. Very soon after his arrival as a junior from Custer High in November of '47, he became a member of the Camera club. He continued his participation in this organization through- out his senior year. LESTER WICKMAN 1 t THOMAS LAP!-'EY Tommy's Witty wise cracks have packed plenty of punch. He started his activity list immediately by joining basket- ball and football and was one of the first varsity baseball team members. He continued baseball and basketball through his senior year. One can readily see that Tom was endowed with athletic ability. Los entered as a sophomore from St. Roberts. He joined the football squad and continued on the gridiron for two years. He became a member of the first baseball team and remained the following year. Because of ineligibility he could not join any sport activities in his senior year. -115-