Shorewood High School - Copperdome Yearbook (Shorewood, WI)

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SENIORS DON HOGUE No doubt you've seen Don in some play because he has been a four year member of Dramatic club and has acted in just about every production. He was a social chairman during his freshman year. and in his senior year he served as a hall monitor. Youth Council chose him as a repre- sentative disc jockey. FRANK HOLDAMPF Entering Shorewood from Marquette high school in his sophomore year, Frank immediately took an interest in football, and then in the spring he became a member of the golf team. Frank was active in both basketball and Choir for three years and as a junior, he was elected to the Youth Council. MARLENE HOLL Holly left Messmer to become a Shorewoodite in her sophomore year. As a junior she acted as a social chair- man and began a two year career in Sports club. In her senior year she became a Hall Monitor. Outside of school Holly finds enjoyment in pursuing her hobbies of surf- boarding and water skiing. IEAN HOPKINSON It's Ioan, no it's lean! Yes, the twins have puzzled many of us for three years. Iean's activities have included three years of Mixed Chorus and one year of Square Dance. Away from school she may be found puttering around the kitchen or snapping pictures as her hobbies are cooking and photography. CALVIN HAVENS Wanted: Replacement for WSHWZ. Cal has been one of Shorewood's amateur Hams for four years. Our tall pal. Cal spent three years in Choir and Square Dance club, two in cross country, and one each as a social chair- man and hall monitor. Swing'n a golf club on the green is Ca1's outside interest. NANCY HELLER Nan is full of pep and enthusiasm! Some of her energy was used during two years in Sports club, one year each in Square Dance. Ripples, and Pep club and service as a Y-Teen, Social Chairman. and Hall Monitor. To complete her co-curricular, Nan sang forth in Mixed Chorus for four years. ROBERT HENDEE Hen began his three-year membership in A Cappella Choir when he came to Shorewood from St. Robert's in his sophomore year. He participated in cross country for two years, and was elected president of his home room as a junior. He plays tennis as a hobby and also enjoys listen- ing to records. LOUISE HILTY Louise became interested in Radio club when she entered as a sophomore and continued this activity for three years. In Louise's junior year she became qualified to use the call letters, WN9SAE. Debate club. Dramatic club, Home Ec club. Dance club, and Y-Teens also claimed Louise as a member. XX X . - ' 1 s 1 -. 2 My

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IUDY GROSS Iudy has been known around school for her four year participation in Mixed Chorus. Y-Teens, Social Chairmen, and Dance club took the rest oi Iudy's time during her freshman year. In her sophomore, junior, and senior years. Tootie was a member of Square Dance club, Student Council, and Hall Monitors. EARL GRUENWALD Koony ambled into Shorewood in '49, from Sunnyside school. He didn't have any activities as a ireshman, but he entered sports in his remaining years. Football and baseball seem to have been his favorites, for he partici- pated in both of them for three years. Dramatics also filled out his program as a junior and senior. RICHARD HAAS Photography, conservation. and forestry appear to be Dicks' favorite hobbies. These interests plus his outside work occupied his time outside of school and took him away from school co-curriculars. Dick entered Shorewood in 1950, since he was a graduate of St. Roberts. ROGER HAGLUND When Roger came from Fox Point school in 1949, he found no co-curriculars to his liking, for Rog wanted to spend his time working on his hobbies of photography and coin collecting. All through Roger's high school career, he followed this pattern and contributed in his quiet man- ner to classes only. COPPERDOME DON HALLOCK Don wasted no time getting acquainted when he arrived in the second semester of his junior year. He had been active in basketball, football, and track and had sung in the choir at Hinsdale high school, Illinois. Don continued football and Choir and became a member of our Student Council as a senior. CHARLES HANNEY Another hot rod enthusiast is Chuck! But he didn't let this hobby interfere with his school activities. A loyal member of Building and Grounds committee for three years: he became president in his senior year. During his years at Shorewood he also iound time for Square Dance club, Hall Monitors and Student Council. RICHARD HARTER Dick's only interest in co-curricular activities was in his sophomore year when he played in the band. However. Dick's hobbies oi radio, boating, and stamp collecting are his main interests and occupy his time outside of school. Dick came to Shorewood in his freshman year from Riverview school. MARY HARTUNG Dramatic club was the locus point upon which Mary fixed her attention. For her excellent work in the club she received a Dragon in her junior year. Mary also was a member of Home Economics club, Youth Council, Sports club, Y-Teens, Square Dance club. Ripples, and National Honor Society.

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COPPERDOME ,s.s,.,.- - iw . MARILYN IOHNSTON A girl of many co-curriculars is Marilyn. As a freshman she participated in Dramatics and Home Ec club: but the next year her interests changed, and she became a mem- ber of Choir. Youth Council, Square Dance, and Hall Monitors. Marilyn also found time for Pep club in the next two years. She was president of Youth Council as a senior. LILA KASHOU A pad oi paper, please! Got any gum erasers? Running the book store took up a lot of Lila's time. Active in Dramatic club for four years, in Square Dance for three and Social Chairmen and Life Saving for one year each, Lila rounded out her very successful school career with Greyhound Guides. FRED KAUFMAN Changing to Shorewood in his senior year did not give Fred too much time to decide what co-curriculars he liked but, following up his previous interests, he became a mem- ber of Choir and took piano lessons. Fred has a very un- usual hobby of studying Victorian art and architecture. GLORIA KEEHN Gloria came to Shorewood from Hartford high for her junior year. To begin her activities, she chose Y-Teens and remained an active member for the next two years. In her senior year she also was active in Square Dance club. Outside of school much of her time is spent knitting. IOAN HOPKINSON This time it's Ioan, and no arguments. Ioan's interests in Shorewood's activities are much the same as her sister for she has also been active in Mixed Chorus for three years and Square Dance club one year. Because her hobby is fashions, Ioan was active in Home Economics club during her sophomore year. ARMIN HORWITZ Golf has always been Arm's greatest interest. He has played it both in school and out and has been a mainstay on the golf squad for four years. Hi-Y and Square Dance club took his time for a year, but having a good time has always been Arm's top co-curricular. BOB INMAN Goober , the school's best comedian, came here from Whitefish Bay in his sophomore year. He played basket- ball that year and later went out for golf. Bob was elected homeroom president in his junior year and became an active member of Square Dance club and served as a social chairman when a senior. TANYA IOHNSON Three years of Greyhound Guides and Dramatic club. two years each of Student Council. Square Dance, Y-Teens. and Copperdome, one year in Home Economics, Pep club, and Youth Council kept Tanya very busy. As a junior she was elected to National Honor Society and chosen to act as head Social Chairman for 1952 53. rw: s. .,...w