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

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Hockey IS a major Fall sport First teams are chosen from senior, junior and sophomore G.A.A. groups, a tournament is run off and a champion hockey team is determined. This year the team was from the senior group. They are pictured here from left to right, bark rmr: Stella Putra, Doloras Clouthier, Dorothy Miller, Marion Bathke, Jane Nelson, Sophie Stupak, Retta Browne, Bernice Putra. First row: Martha Richardson, Virginia Nelson, Betty Hillburg, Laura Stasieluk, V i r g i n i a Bendian, Natalie Chumbley, Frances Kimball, Susan Morris. Laura Arcuri and Veronica Bellovary of the fifth hour gym class, are intent upon getting the ball in their possesssion. Once they have control of the ball there will be a long drive for a goal. If Bessy Skropko or Ann Demet, of the opposing team, doesn't intercept, a score wll be made. Once a score is made it all begins again. From Miss Hemmer and Miss Dougherty's gym classes eleven members were picked for the all star hockey team. The team is piriurfd lIf!'7'l', from left to right, Stella Putra, Emile Karas, Caryl Jean Eberhardt, Lucy Clewis, Marion Backus, Ann Demet, Dorothy Miller, Marilyn Magruder, Bernice Putra and Jane Nelson. 28

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I . 9 l ll 1 H H Girls 5. my W. levi! J I liark lfmr: Florence Anderson, Bernice Putra, Martha Richardson, Norma Roy, Stella Putra, Lorraine Gubine, Mary Rowley. N11-mzd Ifuu-: Margie Spring, Julia Stupak, Betty Hillburg, Lorraine Buhler, Adell Sundsted, Lois Rowlands, Margaret Sandor. F rmzl Itour: Marjorie Nelson, Virginia Nelson, Beverly Kadlecik, Irene Hall, Ann Demet, Natalie Chumbley, Laura Stasieluk, Jeannette Olsen. Girls Sports Miss Hemmer Irene Hall Virginia Shoop 1.9 , Miss Dougherty Elaine FiSher 27 JH.: 3' Q '11 Evelyn Johnson Mallrille F01-lght Elaine Schied N? Dorothy Hostad Margaret Illingworth Jeanette Renpaul Florence Anderson

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In the fall, soccer is played al- ternately with hockey. Tourna- ments are organized and the competition between the teams adds to the excitement of the game. The ball has gotten away from Jo Gaudio and it is up to Polly Durgin to stop and kick the ball between the pegs for an out. Margaret Y a n k e e, Arlene Nordstrom, Louise Falk and Jeannette Pedersen are pre- pared to help direct the ball if it might go astray. On your mark, get set, go!'l Rose Leskowicz, Pearl Lesko- wicz, Lottie Sawyer, Eleanor Ulriak, Marcella Bidstrup and Marion Jacobsen are ready to run the 50 yard dash. A con- test is held to determine the fastest girl to run this dash. In every gym class each girl is timed and a winner is found. A grand winner is selected on the basis of various class time trials. This year the championship volleyball team was from the junior group. Left to right, back: Betty Rasmussen, J e a nette Agerholm, Norma Roy, Marie Eifler, Dorothy McNeill, Mar Rowley. Front: Irene Halli Helen T o p al i a n , Mazzie Topalian, Julia Stupak and Ann Demet. This G.A.A. volleyball team defeated both the soph- omore and the senior G.A.A. teams. The G.A.A. organization at Mitchell has officers and girls who lead the group in each of the major sports in which their group participates. These girls are pictured here from left to right, Inu-If mir: Delores Simong Phyllis Reiche, speed ball, Carol Burkert, president, Flor- ence Dawes, hikes, Christine Kmck, basketball, jrunl mu-: Carol Vriesmen, secretary- treasurerg Irene Hudak, vice- presidentg Margaret Staussg and Marjorie Dederick, baseball. 29 'CW ,pas , A, K 1- ,A . . .Q 1 A ll? 'ma uxwm 4'-. 4 N... .5 F W ' 9 'lk -M 1 ,. 1m111u1x. nlnlswim u