Shorewood High School - Copperdome Yearbook (Shorewood, WI)

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Rohn Reimers Reisinger Resenhoeh MARION RAHN Marion joinod us as ii tri-slzinan irozii Grown Tron School. tfonsistoncy vould he izrr waxshwsrd, for sho spi-nt thim, yoars in Mixod Chorus and llall Monitors, two in Squaro l'3ana- vluh and a yoar in Y-Toons. Marion became I-load Sorial Chuiiinaii alter a yi-ar's 'noinhorship As a junior sho was nloctod to National Honor Sovioty. HANS REIMERS Hans spwrids iiiuuh it his time onjoyina tho activities oi diftoront sports and working: on radios. The latter is ovidont attor ono has soon his r'o-ciirriviilar program throughout his tour yoars at Shorowood High. ln his troshinan and soph- onioro yoars, Hans was a nioinbor of Radio rlub and as a junior and sonior ho played toothall and volleyball. RICHARD REISINGER Dick ontvrod Shorewood six yoars ago iroin Atwator. llo wi-nt out lor toothall as a lreshio and thon spent an in- avtivw soplioniori- year. He tinishvd his activities hy joins ing this hovkoy :squad durinirj his junior and soriior years. Whon ho has any spam limo, it is spent hopping up cars. RALPH RESENHOEFT Sinvo ltalph onrollod in Shorewood lroin Lake ljlurf ho has lioon artivo in svhool t'G'C'LlIil'lCl1lL1I'S, llc- playod tho drums, as a ine-inhor ot tho hand, lor four years. As a sophomore ho trit-d out tor the cross country squad and th' nvxt yoar ho joinod tho Building and Grounds coininittoo. Cthoi than his school avtivitios Ralph has no special hobhy, COPPERDOM Ritter Roethle Roicxhn Rosenbaum VIVIENNE RITER Viv started hor hiah school artivitie-s in froc- stylv with orchestra and Y-Toons. As a sophomore, sho vhitrnad through the wats-rs lastor by adding Choir, llall Monitors, and Squaro Danro chili. Continuinq this sclim-dulei in hor junior year, Viv splashed to a victorious linish hy ho- uoininq orchostra ronvfrt mistress and Y-Toons vahinrii iuvrnlzrtr. ROBERT ROETHUE Only one word rould dosviihe Hoi: and that is skiind, Rocausri ho is an vxcellont rave'-rg mr-dais, vups, and awards adorn his trophy case. I-to spont so inuvh timo riding tho hickory slats that ho did not join any c'o-rfurriculars when ho ontorod from Fox Point svhool as a lroshman until tho Ski cluh was formod in his sonior yr-ar. LOIS ROIAHN The nirest smilo, tho hlondost hair, and an onthusiasm tor slciinq-have all boon revoqnizod as Lois! Four years of sports, throe yoars ot Hall Monitors, and two yoars of Lilo Saving arid Squaw Danvo oluh plus a year of Loaders vluls, Choir and Social Chairnion have all f'0l'tll'll3lllf'd to Lois' niany intorosts. RALPH ROSENBAUM Ralph entered Shorewood with his .lltwatcir huddios iii '43, In his lroshrnon yoar he joined Cainora vluh and Con- tinued it in his sophomors yoar whon hw addr-d Hall Mon- itors to his program. In his junior year he joined Cross country and hasohall conrludod his proaram in his senior yoar at our srhool. H I

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SENIORS ESTHER RUBEN Petite and always srnilinq, Esther lent an artistic touch to Shorewood when she carrie from Steuben junior Hiqh in oiqhth qrade. As a three-year member of Dramatic club, she participated in varied fields of the work. Esther also paddled vigorously in Life Saving club for a year. But shos happiest when she has a paint brush in hand. HERBERT RUEHL Herb enrolled in Shorewood from Steuben junior Hiqh as a sophomore. He didn't waste any time qettinq in activie ties, cjoinq out for football, basketball, and baseball. Dur- inq his junior and senior years, his efforts were concentra- ted in baseball and basketball. A member of the first base- liall team, he earned three letters in that sport. RICHARD RUPERT Zeke enrolled in Shorewood from Atwater six years ago. He occupied his spare time with Mixed Chorus as a freshman and a sophomore. During his last two years, Zeke did not join any Co-curriculars so he had more time for stage work and he also enjoyed his outdoor hobbies of hunting and fishincg. DAVID SAFER A shovk of shiny black hair and you know that it's Dave walking down the hall. A Shorowoodite from 'way back when, Dave took part in football, basketball, and swim- ininq in his freshman year. From his sophomore through senior years. Dave's only co-vtirricular was swimming showing that this merman had a qreat interest in this sport. ALLEN SA NDE Al decided to Home to Shorewood High after he gradu- ated from Browning. He was an active participant of band for four years whore he could be heard blowing his trumpet. fits interest in music did not end with band, but he con- tinued his favorite hobby which is listening to jazz records. HELEN SATTLER Wh:-n lit-len entered from Berlin School as a freshman, sho joined Homo Economics club and remained a faithful me-mbor to that organization. As a senior she became its sec-retary. ln addition to this activity, she found time as a senior to add her voice to Mixed Chorus and to join Square l7anr'1 vluli. THOMAS SAUER Tim entered Shorewood Hiqh as a freshman from St. Rob- orts. He has exvelled in many thinqs from basketball to tennis and won many letters in these sports. He led the baskvtball team in his junior year in scoring. Outside of school, Tim can usually be found riding a bus to and from Short-wood. RONA SCHAPIRO Known for her miniature size and vivacious smile, Rona has painted her path through school. joining dramatics as a freshman, she found Mixed Chorus more to her liking for the next three yr-ars. Sports as a junior and Y-Teens and Hippies as a senior plus her interest in painting filled Rona's spare time.

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SENIORS KENNETH PHILLIPS Ken has spent all of his high school years at Shorewood. He was a helpful addition to the football team and tooted his horn in band for four years. In his freshman year, he gave orchestra a try. As a senior he joined Hi-Y and patroled the halls as a hall monitor. Ken's outside interest is centered around a maroon Packard convertible. IEROME PICK Ierry is well known around school. He joined Dramatic club in his freshman year and remained in it for four years. While a sophomore, he added Hi-Y, Hall Monitors. and Square Dance club and continued in these activities through his senior year. lerry also was a Ftipples staff member as a senior. PATRICIA PIDCOE Pat's a gal who has made A'Cappella Choir her leading co-curricular but while she was a sophomore she had time to be her homeroom president. In her junior year, Pat added Life Saving and Y-Teens to her program. As a senior, sho was copy coseditor of the Ripples. AUDREY PIERICK Always busy-that's Audrey. A four year member of orchestra, she Plucked the strings of her melodious violin. She added strength to the A'Cappello Choir for four years. As a sophomore she joined Square Dance club and be- came a social chairman in her junior year. Audrey added Y-Teens and Hall Monitors as a senior. MARY ANN POLLICH Mary Ann was one of the many who came from New Hampton in her freshman year. Although she found little time for the activities Shorewood offers, she confessed she likes to knit and also trys out new cooking ideas on her iamily. Bowling and basketball take up the rest of her time. NANCY PRESTIN Sports of all sorts attract our little Prnt. Sports club occupied most oi her time for three years of school while Life Saving kept her busy for two. Pret joined Choir, Y- Teens, and Hall Monitors for a change during her junior year and continued these three activities while a senior. IACQUELYN PUCCINELLI Ripples business staff dominated lackie's three years hero. Dramatics and Sports attracted her in tenth grade but she switched to Glee club as a junior. Two years of Dance Club and Student Council were still not enough to satisfy this knit-wit , so she joined Y-Teens and Copper- dome staff in her senior year. CAROL RADTKE l.ittle Carol entered as a freshman from Silver Spring. Leisure time in her freshman year was devoted to her hob- bies ot swimming and fishing. When a sophomore, Carol joined Mixed Chorus and continued that activity for the next three years. During her last two years here, Carol also participated in Y-Teens.