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

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I C In recognition of the undisputed champion- ship of the Big Eight won by Park, the runnerup position attained by Horlick, and the improved record of St. Catherine, the Racine Association of Commerce this year sponsored a civic testimonial dinner which hundreds of cit- izens attended, and to which the members of all three teams were invited as guests. Various representatives of civic organizations spoke. T h e P a r k High band ad- v a n c e s down Twelfth Street to t h e f r o n t entrance where f lag-raising cer- emonies will be held. l 3 M n The picture shows the festive board, as seen from the middle of the banquet floor and shooting the length of the Park players' table. As the upturned cups indicate, food has not yet been presented for disposal. Neither have Dutchl' Lomberg, Paul Soper and Don Clausen, Northwestern University speakers, appeared as yet. --A

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LeRoy Jerstad and Robert Fisher start the day right by getting their friend up bright and early Cabovej. The National Honor Society initiation. This took place last June Qabove rightj. With a look of determination Catherine Erb, Joyce Kammerer, Lois Alcott and Frank Harris meet their fate. The occasion is the beginning of the afternoon session of school fupper centerj. What to do before the afternoon begins! Richard Johnston, Bob Smader, Kenneth Gottlieb and Howard Hanson solve the prob- lem with a talk session flower centerj. Evelyn Paulson, Helen Petersen, Margaret Graham, Dorothy Schafer and Marjorie Peters give a feminine version of the above scene. Andrew Botonis demonstrates the right way to study. 15 lj . Q a ,-.., 4 my -fin, 5805. 'Y .s . me I 'ffrrqakm -tn is Y L . Nw a P Mi l l ' if ' Q 1 N 7 ,,,,..-vu