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

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x . 1 I rg Mr. Walter F. Hood Principal Miss Eva Nielsen Clerk Miss Ruth C. Petersen Secretary Administration Miss Genevieve Rodigan Home Visitor Mr. Arthur B. Close Vice Principal is . .fs Jak' ? WU?

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IN MEMORIAM Marjorie Ann Marfy July 19, 1923-November 3, 1939 QBnfxm, hnhm intn the Darkness uf the grave f15entlg tlyeg gn, the beautiful, the tenher, the lzinbg Gbuietlg tlyeg gn, the intelligent, the inittg, the l1rzr11e. --35211121 St- 'glHince11t Cilllillzxg Bernice Vezanskie May 19, 1922-April 30, 194-0 l 6

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is Faculty It is a far cry from the old-fashioned school system to the one operated at Washington Park High. Ichabod Crane taught in an environment requiring a minimum of instruction and all too much discipline. Today, discipline largely takes care of itself-the instruction being generally adequatwand students and teachers work to- gether in capacity of friends and ad risers. Each group has its fun and its problems. The Kipi staff has endeavored to present the elder group of its school population in both aspects: elsewhere in the book various individ- uals in connection with diverse interests, here as the photographer found them. Women members of the teaching force had a spring dress-up party. The costumes were most fetching. In the back row Cupper leftj stand Misses Pennefeather, Hemmer, Harvey, Enright, McDonald, Sawyer and Doughertyg seated are Misses Walker, Simmons, Holt and Mrs. Felton. Can you tell whom each represents? Another group is pictured lower left. Misses Thompson, Weichers, Perham, Case and Root stand back of Misses Laub, Ruggles, Howe and Peterson, giving full display to the latter's Old World and old New World costumes. Miss Neitzel, Ccenter leftj is caught by the camera in the midst of a class lecture. Mr. Saetveit, despite the fact that he is now a car owner and prefers to ride, is pictured out on the middle of all things, a foot bridge Ccenter rightj. Back of the eye bandages, believe it or not, is Principal W. F. Hood entering into the fun at Tri Alpha's Dad's Night. If we were inclined to point a lesson, weid say the picture proves the need of a clear vision in a troubled world. l 8