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

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:.g TABLE OF CONTENTS And the Astronomical Symbols Which Identify the Divisions FACULTY DRACO The Dragon — Guess why? . SENIORS LEO The Lion, who lords it over the lesser beasts CLASSES PISCES The Fishes, so many of which are found in schools CLUBS THE MILKY WAY Stars are thickest here ATHLETICS THE INFANT HERCULES The symbol of strength SCHOOL LIFE COMETS AND SHOOTING STARS Events big and small • K % - 4 1

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: -.A = hx i : f -= ' . - i . -= r 4 A i - 1 FOREWORD 2 t:t T Stars are perpetual landmarks. The brilliant sun or dark overhanging clouds may hide them from the human vision ; but, nevertheless, these heaven- ly bodies are in their lofty, ethereal abode as bright and sparkling as ever. So may our many memories of school life remain undimmed and aloft in our storehouse of thoughts — even as the tvi-inkling stars, and when dismal clouds begin to overshadow our clear memories, may this book rend these masses of gloomy vapor to shreds. Then, after the obscurity has vanished, we will relive our youthful experiences : first, the cycle of small prancing young- sters in grade school ; then, the fanciful age of junior high ; finally, the joyful years in high school. The fleeting images of our class mates and teachers will become real again. Then the football and basketball games will go into action. Soon we are cheering boisterously — only to arouse and find ourselves in a deep- cushioned chair before the firelight with an old Kipi in our hands.

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- r 3J ;§ -hfi ri- - ' r r ' ' U : - wla 1 =- - % -m- v S •■ ' f . v JL= « V DEDICATION , ■— - ; .f ■ . v;. ss. ■« ;3t ■■■ ■•l ' :.- :. Not all of us have had the opportunity to work under Mr. Schulte ' s instruction and leadership, but every one of us has had many occasions to appreciate and enjoy his contributions to the life of our school at school assemblies, basketball games, plays, club meet- ings, and special musical programs. As a token of our sincere appreciation of his work in the advancement of our music department, of our school, and of the musical life of our city, we the annual staff of 1933-34, respectfully dedicate this Kipikawi to our music instructor and. friend Frederick Schulte.