Shorewood High School - Copperdome Yearbook (Shorewood, WI)

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SENIORS RICHARD SCHUSTER Staitinq his hitih strhool rareior in nvutral, Dirk waitcid until his snr hsirriorc- yr-ar f roin llall Monitors and Build- iriq and Grounds -'onirriittof-. Hr: shifted into second and zrioirn-fi away in high through Studrent Counfil as prosidont tit Huildinq and Grounds vorrirriittcie and his junior home IUUIII, GLORIA SCHWAB llntt-rinrg iiliorf-wrt-oil lliiiih as a iroshrnan lroin Richards Strw-t Sfliftrl, 'S 'llV-'CIlY'H started hor f'i,'fTLII'TIf'lllGI' rrroqrarn wlrrrn shit It inml clrarrrativs and shi? '.'f'intinrir1c,l in this Clult iliirinri hor sorihrrrnorv- yr-ar. Doviclinrg sho would like C1 vlianriii, Gloria afivlod hor voiso to Affoivpolla Choir in hor jririirwi and snniar ynars. WILLIAM SCHWAB Williri aritrfrod Short-wood lliqh lronr Milwaiikoo Country llay in St-r-torrilitrr of l945. From the very lie-qinninq he zriadw his rms--ri'-, tA lt in lwotltall, ljaslceiliall, and trafk, llf- l-4-vairitf a tour yncri man in va--h of thesn artivities. As ri riiriirrr Hill joint-d thf- Afiapiivlla Choir and vinritiniirid lliis crwlivily in his smritii' yvai. IEAN SCI-IWEIBINGER An rifli-'itil sollr-i ol tho srhtiol is loaniv who spcvnds rnuvh ul hm limo in thi- hook storm. Finding time for Mixod Chorus 'is ri lrf-sliriian shr- fllltflfxd Sofiril CTIIGITIIICAYI and Squaw Ilan 'ii clxzii tht' nw:-it yr-rrr. lr-anief vlianagirrl to the AICfIPIWf3llU 'flirtir as rl junior antl was olnrstr-d to National llonor in hor siiriioi year. Schuster G. Schwab W. Schwab Schweibinger IOHN SEARLE No time was wasted in joining ro curriwulars whvn lohn joined our ranks in 116. Bc-qinning with Mixvd Chorus, h-- riontinued in this activity till araduation. As rr junior hw added Debate cluh and track and in his snnior yoar in clude-d Hi-Y, Ski vliih, Coppordorno, crass Country, Studont Council, and National Honor Society. NANCY SELLMAN Quiet and valiri thats Nancy, Entering as a irvshnian sho bonanza a Culi reporter. lfrcm hor' svplizsriiriro throuah senior years, her so-r:':,irri::,1lars nurnlreirr-d two, liut both qroups would lnoast a faithful rriernlir-r. She stood guard in our Hnolile halls as cr hall monitor, and also Iiartivipatvd in the actlivitius of Drarnalic Club. AUDREY IEAN SHERMAN Audrey Ioan ontered Shoruwood from Philipp School, Milwaukee, in tho fall of 1945. As a troshnian sho ioinorl dramativs ond crintinuf-r,l this for two more years. Shr- added Hall Monitors to hrir pro grain in hor junior an-i sc,-nior yoars. Outside ol school modc-linrg and rilayinir thfi piano ovrupiod most of he-r loisurn tirno. VELMA SHIELDS Susie started her c'o-currivular activities liy liororiiiri-i a Y-Toon when sho joinr-d us as a sapliomorri from Cran- don High. The tfllowinq year sho dsridnd lg nnlarrrv h--r program of atitrvitrrrs lsy adding Horn-9 Eicriorrrics flulr ltr Y-Teens and sho vontintied hr-r riartiviricrtion in lrntli dui ina her senior year. Searle Sellmcm Sherman Shields ?

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COPPERDOME FREDERICK SIVYER Fred is the boy with that Car, for his greatest joy comes from tinkering with autos. lie got off to a slow start in co- eurriculars but made up for it in his senior year by going out for track, cross country, and joining Hi-Y and Hall Mont itors. Fred is also a staunch member of Building and Grounds. MARGARET SLAGLE When Peggy entered as a sophomore from St. Roberts, she choose Dramatic Club as her co-curricular. In that same year she became the president of her homeroom. Peggy didn't find time to join any co-curriculars but is well- known for her unusual voice that hits those low registers in song. IAMES SMITH Smitty's witty humor has been projected along Shore- wood's halls for many a year ever since he entered from Atwater. Athletics in the form ot football interested him for three years as a ireshman, junior, and senior but his main interest comes in motorboats and the lakes around Milwau- kee where he spends his summers. ROBERT SMITH Hlfteadyl l-iikel One! Two! Three! That's Bob calling signals. Bob, a perennial quarterback for our football team, also was a four year participant in basketball. As a fresh- man he was a member of the track team, but as a junior joined the newly formed baseball team. He spent one year in Mixed Chorus and another in A'Cappella Choir. RUTH STANGE Swimming is her hobby and Rustyi' plunrled into deep water by Coming to school from Thiensville everyday. ller underwater approach took her into one year of Sports as a sophomore. ln her senior year Rusty broke the strangle hold of no activities and joined Life Saving club, llall Mon' itors and Mixed Chorus. BARBARA STEFFENS Up. Down. Under and twirl. lump. Bend. Throw it and swirl. Brrrrpf' Barbie has trod the Shorewood football tield for four years as drum majorette. In her sophomore year she swallowed a Y-Teens sandwivh and stayed around for the following three years. Skipping the sand- wich, she did the same with Mixed Chorus. IOAN STEINBRING loanie came to us directly from St. Roberts. Sho immedi- ately joined A'Cappella Choir and has been a faithful member ever since. In her senior year, loanie also joined the ranks of Hall Monitors. ln her spare time, of which she has very little. joanie likes to go horseback riding. FRANK STERGIADES Frank entered Shorewood in his junior year from Lincoln l-hgh School. Always as avid sports enthusiast, he helped the Greyhound cause in tennis for two years and football tor one. At Lincoln he spent two years on the football team and two years each in basketball and tennis. Greek also joined Hi-Y.

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4 l t t I l r 'POC' N.,- COPPERDOM LUCILLE SCHEERER Lucille's activity list started in her sophomore year when she became a member of Mixed Chorus. This group held her interest through her senior year. Lucille was a member of Y-Teens for two years and she added Hall Monitors to her activity list in her senior year. Photography kept her busy outside of school. BARBARA SCHMIDT In her freshman year, Bobbie didn't find time to join any coecurricular, but as a sophomore she became a Hall Monitor, a position she held for three years. In addition to that activity, at the beginning of her junior year, she began her two year participation in Mixed Chorus and Square Dance club. KENNETH SCHMIDT Building and Grounds seem to be Ken's favorite co- curricular for he joined this activity in his sophomore year and continued his participation as a junior. Ken entered our ranks as a freshman from Fox Point school and in his leisure time, he enjoys his hobbies of riding horses and tinkering with old cars. ROBERT SCHMIDT Green Tree School lost a good fellow when Bob came to Shorewood in 1945. He immediately joined Dramatics but after his sophomore year, he found it interfered with his cafeteria work. ln his senior year, he became a staunch supporter of Hi-Y, Building and Grounds Committee, and Hall Monitors. MARILYN SCHOOF Marilyn entered Shorewood High as a freshman from Green Tree School. Dramatic club took up Marilyn's time in her freshman and sophomore years. She substituted Mixed Chorus for Dramatic club as a junior and continued in that activity during her senior year when she also became a Hall Monitor. IAMES SCHUET T Iim became home room president and a member of the football team as a freshman. In his sophomore year he joined the baseball team and furthered his sports activities on the basketball squad as a junior only to return to base- ball the next year. He also sang in Choir in his senior year. DAVID SCHUMACHER Hold lt . . . click! and Dave takes another picture. Since his arrival from Steuben Iunior High school in the spring of '45, his big interest has been in photography. Besides his work in Camera club, he spent two years on the Copperdome staff and was Ripples photographer in his senior year. NORMAN SCHUMINSKY Norm enrolled in Shorewood as a sophomore from the Gulf Coast Military Academy. There were very few co- curriculars to his liking but his hobbies of stage and radio led him to join dramatics as a sophomore where he be- came a member of the stage crew for the next three years. Hiro--