Washington Park High School - Kipikawi Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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mercal prominence were presented in pictures and models. The Spanish Department by a series of maps and articles pointed out our trade with South America. There were books and pictures of famous men and women who found America the Land of Opportunity- in fact, everything in the exhibit cried out that the ultimate shaping of each manls career lies in his own hands and America offers the open road to ambition. Go forth, youth, live America, talk Ameri- ca, breathe America, exalt America, and do not forget to be an American. Oops AND ICNDS. 'lihe Junior and Senior Dramatic Clubs sold fl'i2-Q0 worth of Thrift stamps when at one of their plays they used the Thrift Stamp as ad- mission ticket. Marching Clubs gave a lively appearance to the campus from seven-thirty to eight-hfteen every morning. 'llhe IQI8 Seniors decided on the following war measures: fffff f' K' . Sf! i ill . if . ' 441 fy, X X . , . Jr L' f 'W . ., W - dl? K. No commencement invitations, no Glee Club Play, no party dress, a small Kifnikzz-zei. Two days of service were given by the 1919 Senors in the refiling, in alphabetical order, of the cards belonging to the men drafted from Racine in June, 1917, and June, August, and September, 1918. The sum of S1125 was pledged by 1918 High School boys in the Y. lvl. C. A. drive. Fifteen workers a day for six weeks was our average during the special rush of the Exemp- tion Boards in 1918. Democracy Todayll was used as text book by all linglish students the spring of 1918. livery student in R. H. S. is required to take English. This last semester, R. H. S. has entered the Seventh Federal Reserve District VV. S. S. drive. M r. G. A. Larsen of the Commercial Department is treasurer of the H. S. 'lihrift fund. The last few minutes of the seventh period eacl1 lllonday is known as Thrift Hour. livery student in R. H. S. is a member of either the Junior or Senior Red Cross. livery teacher is a member of the Red Cross. ,fx 7 ,f f-i. .- 2 es, gg 'M' s.. -il. 9 R'

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Ulu jililr. jf. ji-lil. Ylunganerker QDur netn Qiiitp Svuperintenhent of Svehuuls Greetings flilr. liunganeeker rereiheh his Degree nf Ziiaehelor uf Qlrts from Zlpiram Qiullege, dDhin, in 1899: his jHiIaster's Degree from 2-inn Qflrhnr in 1904. Zbe first taught Ziatin at inlethanp Qilullege, west Virginia. frum there he went tn Qlharlestnn as prineipal ofthehigh school fur une pearg as chief state examiner for than pears. isis next inuhe mas in iparkershurg, Qlililest Virginia. Zbere he serbeh as prineipal of the high srhnul ttnu pears anb as ritp superintenbent fur four pears. when he came tu us. we tnish him a long useful serhiee in nur eiip.