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

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Rowl: Margarel Olson-IO, Mervln Molgaard-I7, James Millin-I5, Belly Minsnall--I5, Rober+Oldl1arn-2. Row 2: l-lenriella Olk-I, G,-erda Monefeldl-3, Tom Morrissey-6, Franny Moslconas-IO, Edward Morlensen -7. Row 3: Dolores Mueller-3, Carl Nielson-8, Roloerl Sor- enson, George Verlwaeqhe-6, l.aVerne Mueller-l5. Row 4: Warren Nelson-I2, Theodore Nielsen-I, Eva Nielsen-IO, Rullw Oakley-9, Bob Newman-IZ. Row 5: Lucille Nelson--IO, Edifh Nelson-I3, Bob Mil- ler-I6, Lewis Molnar-I2, Gilberl' Miller-9. lScene number follows name. l l .44-L... ll 'f .2 L 51' wwf-1. fri A f 3 in 3 5 3 or M 'EL DK faixam X a , W K K 'ff Q 2 l ,rr Sf if ' iff , W ' r L Q 7 I -r' , A x W ' iii ..:.::'fG E FZZVL ft, KM, ' 4. A d

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SCENE VIII Place: InTerior oT conTinenTaI plane enrouTe Trom Los Angeles To Chicago. SeaTed in one corner is Alex Temmer, busily engaged in conversaTion wiTh an old Triend wiTh a bushy black beard. A keen observer would recognize him as Nick ZabiT. Time: '66-day beTore The game. Alex: Well, Nick, There cerTainIy are a prize IoT OT alumni gaTh- ered here. JusT To pass The Time away suppose we compare noTes and see whaT we know abouT Them. Nick: We could sTarT wiTh The crew. The veTeran piIoT is Windy Urbush. Good old Zane! AT his age he sTilI has a Iarge Teminine Tollowing ThaT keeps him iumping across The counTry. Alex: Yes, and isn'T The co-piIoT Bill Loewecke? AT Park he seemed To like baskeTball. While There, Bill was a sTrong advo- caTe oT Tree speech and gum chewing aT all Times-especially The Tormer Tor roll call period and The IaTTer all day long. Now he's a widower wiTh eighT children To caTer To. Nick: See ThaT shorT, pompous IiTTIe Tellow sTruTTing down The aisle? ThaT's Joel BarreTT, our chieT radio operaTor. In school Joel had his Tinger in The sTudenT council. He's someThing oT an eIecTrical wizard now. Alex: And here's anoTher member oT The crew. ThaT smiling lady in The whiTe iackeT is our hosTess. Her name is Mildred Killips. AT Park she coIlecTed snapshoTs, and since Then her coIIecTion has grown considerably. You musT see iT some Time. She's The sorT OT a person who has many Triends and likes To have picTures oT Them all. Nick: Well, I Think we've handled The crew now. ThaT's a coinci- dence ThaT so many alumni were in iT. Alex: IT wasn'T by mere chance. When The crew learned ThaT all The alumni on The WesT CoasT had charTered This plane. They managed To geT aboard iusT Tor old Times sake. BuT now IeT us Take This TirsT row oT passengers. In The TirsT seaT is a disTin- guished looking genTIeman. I -can'T seem To place him, however. Nick: Why, ThaT is Sidney Aronin. RighT now he is a big corpora- Tion lawyer. He liked To sing in The glee club and play indoor baseball. He is The richesT person aboard The plane if ThaT means anyThing. Alex: I'm glad To hear ThaT, buT The unmarried women aboard will be more inTeresTed. SiTTing beside him is a more romanTic- looking characTer. Nick: Who, ThaT queer looking Tellow? Alex: Yes, ThaT's Colonel LeRoy I-Iinze. AT Park he was a mem- ber oT The STudenT Council, and he liked phoTography. A regular soldier oT TorTune wiTh a hearT oT gold. Nick: I recognize ThaT shorT. aThIeTic-looking Tellow behind him. Edward Bishop, and he's holding down The presidency oT a Iarge insilrance company. He has many Trophies oT his marksmanship in riTIe shooTing. Alex: ThaT woman To whom he is dicTaTing is his capable privaTe secreTary, Frances Burczyk. Fran liked volleyball as a sporT, French as a sTudy, and reading as a hobby. She-has hardly Time Tor ThaT now wiTh her responsible posiTion which she's held Tor some TwenTy years, and will probably hold Tor TwenTy more. Ed doesn'T Think There's anoTher secreTary ThaT will Take her place. Nick: Behind Them I see a raTher roTund genTIeman-Carl Niel- sen. I undersTand ThaT he is running an auTomobiIe agency ThaT Takes him all over The counTry. Besides ThaT he is The invenTor oT many oT Those eIecTricaI gadgeTs you see on The new cars, his besT being The eIecTricaIIy conTroIIed sTeering wheel ThaT is in every car nowadays. Alex: Beside him is The sad case oT a sTudenT who became a Teacher. lT's Carol OsTIund. AT college she received The Phi BeTa Kappa and many oTher honors. Her Park record included The NaTionaI Honor SocieTy, and The honor roll among oTher clubs. Carol is The misTress oT an exclusive school Tor movie children in Hollywood. Nick: SiTTing in The IasT seaT I see Marion Thogerson. She had an impressive record aT Park also, The honor roll being one oT her accompIishmenTs. She began her career as sTenographer and ended up by marrying her boss. Now she's a weaIThy widow abouT New York and Paris and spends a good deal oT her Time aT Palm Beach and The Riviera. Alex: Why didn'T you Tell me? For some sTrange reason I Think I'd like To become reacquainTed wiTh her. Nick: SiT down, my Triend. We've goT To Tinish This census, or whaTever you wish To call iT. Alex: Well, I will sTarT wiTh ArThur Pederson in The nexT aisle. His TavoriTe indoor sporT is parTaking oT coTTee and kringle. For several years ArT was The Tellow ThaT you saw slinking ouT oT dark alleys in wild wesT movies. However, ArT has ceased haunT- ing The ParamounT seT and has become a prominenT cabineT- maker, Turnishing and reTurnishing The homes oT TemperamenTaI movie queens. He's kepT busy by Their abuse oT The ladies' privi- lege. AT Park ArT liked baskefball and equally disliked English. Nick: NexT comes Helen Marudas. She's realized her greaTesT ambiTion. She is a iournaIisT, and her syndicaTed column is read all over The counTry. She seems To carry her age well, Too. Alex: Now we come To a pair oT ToresTry experTs. ThaT long, lanky Tellow is RoberT PanTridge, a ToresT supervisor. He devoTed mosT oT his Time ouT oT school To The girl Triends. I have oTTen wondered whaT Beverly would have said iT she had Tound ouT abouT Merloe. Nick: To help him Take care oT The vasT ToresT land under his supervision is Edward Niesen, who is over There eaTing peanuTs, and playing soIiTaire. He's The head ToresT ranger. PrinTing and Valerie occupied his Time aT Park. There is someThing woodsey abouT The way he eaTs all Those nuTs. I know whaT iT is-he re- minds me oT a squirrel! Alex: There is a happily married couple ahead oT us ceIebraTing Their silver wedding anniversary. Mekala Ress became secreTary To The big cemenT conTracTor, Harold Jensen. Beans, as he was called, sTarTed upon an eIecTricaI engineering career, buT The call oT The cemenT soon goT him. He and Iviekala were ioined in The holy bonds oT maTrimony in The Tall oT I94-I. There seems To have been an epidemic oT She married her boss around here. Nick: ThaT is very nice, buT do you see The Tellow in The gray suiT keeping a waTchTuI eye on Colonel Hinze? ThaT is Warren Larson, balIisTic experT Tor The G-men. AT Park flipping pennies was his TavoriTe sporT when he wasn'T flipping nickels. Alex: There's Mable Davis. She's The Tamale combinaTion oT Eddie Duchin and VincenT Lopez. She Teaches swimming beTween broadcasTs, buT I've yeT To hear anybody say her playing is all weT. Nick: Here is a queer case. ThaT benign old genTIeman in The TirsT chair is Dr. Clair Glines. AT Park he had a parT in Romeo and JuIieT. Now he is chieT of The sTaTT aT The ST. Joseph HospiTaI in Chicago. Alex: There is only one more passenger IeTT--RoberT Spika. He is now an airplane designer OT noTe. DespiTe The biT oT gray aT his Temples, is sTilI quiTe a man abouT Town. Smokes noThing buT 35c cigars and he and his spaTs are abouT as well known as Don BesTor and his were way back when. Nick: I Think ThaT concludes our IisT. Well, Alex, old boy, whaT can you say Tor yourseIT? Alex: Oh, I've IosT my youThTuI Tigure and mosT oT my hair: and when I Take a cold shower my TeeTh sTarT chaTTering on The dresser. I guess you know The resT. AT presenT I'm a chemical engineer, buT I sTiII like To Tind ouT whaT oTher people are doing now and Then. I'm doing ThaT righT now. Yes, I was on The honor roll back aT school. Nick: And I was in The NaTionaI Honor SocieTy among oTher Things. Now I'm employed in The engineering line. Well, I guess I will say good-bye now and seek my cabin, IT The curling oT my beard means anyThing. There's a sTorm coming up soon. Give me a lighT, will you, Alex? CurTain

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.Q -AJ Row I: Violel Renpaul-I, Mary J. Parmenler-I7, Clyde Pelersen--2, Vicfor Osimilz-I, Jimmie Paulson-I3. Row 2: lrying Onesone-I7, Esllwer Pollorl-IO, Anne Pode lucky-l7, Merina Pomeroy-9, Bob Panlridge-8. Row 3: Sylvia Reder-Ib, Carl Pelras-I I, Roberi Toeppe -ll, Don Riddle-I2, Sian Raclewilz-6. Row 4: Bob Rasmussen-I7, l-lelen Page-5, Allen Por- ler-I3, Edward Quallweim-5, Marion Tliorgersen-8. Row 5: Carol Osllund-8, Bill Pellibone-I2, Muriel Pefersen-I5 Herman Panclwer-I, James Pease-l I, lScene numbe follows name.l nr.