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

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DEDICATION We, the classes of 1932 and 1933, dedicate this issue of the Kipilzawi to Coach Ziebell, to show in part our appre- ciation for his worlc in the advancement of Washington Park High School. His high standards, courage and sports- manship have been a constant source of inspiration, his qualities probably have been best expressed in these words: Always a gentleman in competition.

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!,- ' ,. I, X , KXJWMIATLL If K XI Wx , KIPIKAWI PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASSES OF 1932 and 1933 WASHINGTON PARK H I G H S C H O O L JUNE 1932 RACINE, WISCONSIN VOLUME III

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FOREWORD The morning with its happiness has come. The child is clean and sweet and kind. He toddles off across the fields to find Some flowers for his mother there at home. Then evening-back from his long toilsomearoam, Content to rest in Mother's lap. Behind A day of failures, and a troubled mind. No flowers for his mother there at home. Our day of life's beginning. We all go With shining eyes to make more sweet our day For Mother Time. We hope to send A list of wondrous deeds to let her know We've conquered hardships all along the way. We're starting forth, but how will our day end?