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

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A ■--- f ' JAMES CHRISTENSON. Jimmy is an all round son of Park. He was a football, track, and tennis man as well as an honor student — a rare feat. The Science, Math, and Hi-Y clubs claimed him also. For further details see Franny . WILLARD CHRISTENSON. Doors hold a great interest for Whity. When he ' s outside, he hates to go through them and when he ' s inside, he can ' t wait to pass outside their portals. On the side, he plans to be an architect. ANNA CHRISTIANSEN. In the spring and summer. Chris and Art can be found playing tennis or golf, and going skating or swimming. She is quite a talker and above all full of fun!! HELEN COMMODORE. Petey. that petite black-haired miss, was often seen hurrying here and there and everywhere. She is an excellent swimmer and dancer, and next to swimming she says she likes to read. CLAYTON CONNOLLY. The honorable profs of this institution of learning will no longer gaze upon the countenance of his son of Park. In spite of th e fact-that Clay- ton is so fond of English, he has decided to bid the school a sad farewell to become a medico. MELVIN CONWELL. Melvin is the great big boy from Horlick whose sense of humor often interferes with his class recitations. His highest ambition is to become an electrical engineer. PAUL COONLEY. Student council. Kipi staff. Hi-Y, Chess Club, Audubon, Ein- steinites, Nathan Hale, and Honor Roll. Keeping up with all that ought to bring on a nervous breakdown — but Paul never loses that calm, cool, and collected air. NINA BETH CRAWFORD. Pete had the honor of having the feminine lead in the senior class play Nathan Hale. She proudly sports an R and has been a member of Tri Alpha and G.A.A. To be a physical education instructor is her goal. SHIRLEY CREWE. Very ladylike and sedate in private life, Mickey imitated shrews and bar maids on the stage in Taming of the Shrew and in Nathan Hale. She has been a member of Wichaka, G.A.A., and French club, and has been on the Honor Roll. EMIL DAHLEN. Emil came from Hononegah Community High School at Rock- ton, Illinois. He must have his troubles, like the rest of the seniors, or is it |ust a habit the way he frowns in history class? EILEEN DALY. Eileen is the editor-in-chief of the Park Beacon, and a member of the Quill and Scroll and the National Honor Society. If all the students were like Eileen, the teachers would never have to worry. MARJORY DALY. Marge types for the Beacon. She likes to attend the foot- ball and basketball games. She probably regrets the lack of a swimming pool at Park, for she is especially fond of swimming. DONALD DAVIS. Don is a blonde, but even then, he lives up to that famous saying Gentlemen prefer blondes. Perhaps that ' s why he likes study halls so well — so he can sit and look at them. MARGARET DECKER. Peggy does most of her talking with the typewriter. She sings in Glee Club, and swimming and sleeping mean much in her young life. SENIOR A ' S ..- '

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INEZ BINGHAM. The main ' escal ators in our fair school. Bin e around some too. She uses up a lot of good stationery or, WILLIAM BOBECK. I M his spectacular in ' |ht between halves at the game, the whole school iring if the red would ever leave his face. William is also our drum 1 -i. m t JAMES BORGENSON. Jimmy gives serious answers a funny twist, shame that long legs aren ' t needed to i f. If it would be national champion. It certainly is a ere al! that was JEANETTE BOSS. Tee-he everybody saw the sunny si Club and G.A.A. Her favc Well! Well! ■ GORDON BRANDT. Kate in the Tar- eating and sleeping. H Student Council. CARL BROCKDORF. in Milwaukee. He pro member of the band. • banjo over -v? Well, Gordy « qraceo the n .veil if ■ has been a member of Glee ; and her hobby is sleeping. Well! Gordy ' s ear deposited there by did. T is sport along with u Hi-Y, German Club, and ro us last semester from Lincoin High School o be an asset to the school and is MANDEL BROWNSTF! ' . to Parle from Sen. last sen Manny played Senn and was on i ROWENA BURNETTE, ; about ■ ■ ' ■ . CARL CAR: accordion. He c- ■ VIRGINIA CARLSON. H , ing do lots of oer of , . ■ and he make electric i Cartoon O . . ■ MARY CHI ' r °y ' n Dr. Fa ■ SENIOR A ' S 17 m if A- V r

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JACK DOCTER. Here ' s a Docter who wants to be a doctor. Thh mannerly, deep- voiced son of Parle is bound to be a success because of his unending energy. The sciences, gym. and swimming occupy much of his time. RAYMOND DOPERALSKI. Ray possesses a lot of stored away knowledge, and for that reason his quiet manner around school has us guessing. He plays an excellent qame of baseball, and we ' ll probably some day hear of Daffy Doperalski. LEONARD DORECE. Leonard leads a fast life — speed boat racing. He claims hi nickname is Fifi , but we simply can ' t feature him singing in a night-ciub. He suc- ceeds in never overdoing his schoolwork, but, nevertheless, has proved he has con- siderable ability in art. LORRAINE T. DORF. Lorraine is envied by every member of her shorthand class. Shorthand is a mere trifle to her. She wants to be a hairdresser and is making a good start keeping those perfect curls perfect. ETHEL DVORAK. Ethel is a quiet girl with big original ideas. She has serious things on her mind, like the presidency of Senior Wichaka and the cross word puzzle for courtesy week. She was Mrs. Knowlton in the senior class play. Nathan Hale. EUGENE ENGLISH. After a year ' s absence, Eugene returned to Park to con- tinue his education by studying Mechanical Drawing and Solid Geometry. He is noted for his ability as a wrestler. ZAIDIE ENOS. Zald exercises her athletic ability outside of Park by riding her brother ' s motorcycle. Prolonged investigation by our investigation department dis- closes these facts about Zaid — she has been a member of Audubon Club and on the Honor Roll. RUSSELL ERICKSON. Russell, commonly known as Swede, who might easily be called Good-Hearted, can sling a newspaper with unerring accuracy. He intends to become a member of the United States Navy Air Corps, and at the present is contented with singing with the Choristers. LEE ANN FALLIGANT. For such a little person, Lee Ann has a great gift of talking. Furious ' is her pet expression, and she has the urge to be a magazine illustrator. For such a career, she may get many inspirations while working in the library. MARCELLA FARRELL. A,S,D,F,G,H.J.K,L Marci exercises her fingers day in and day out to get them limbered up so she can fulfill her great desire to type 100 words a minute. She also exercises her fingers playing a violin in the orchestra. JULIA FAY. Julia is another brunette who wants to be a platinum blond. She is a member of the Glee Club, Wichaka, and German club, and hopes some day to be a department head in a large store. ALICE FAZEN. At present the president of G.A.A., Alice, the proud posses- sor of two R ' s, intends to be a leader in the architectural profession. Through her Park life she has been almost a steady member of the Student Council. RALPH FEINER. What- at the movies. They say his deep voice frightens their children cover is whom he carries on those conversations with. no nickname? People have complained about Ralph The thing now to dis- ANGELINE FILANDRINOS. Dark brown eyes, black hair, and olive skin has Angeline! She hopes to make a perfect private secretary for some business man. She has been in Wichaka, Student Counc il, G.A.A., and French Club. SENIOR A ' S A£ 19