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

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SEPT BMBEB- BeC!l-'mange- 41 4-S EQ M R N nv lf ld g if . as A 1-Labor Day for football candidates too . . . first session. With but six lettermen back-Csipkes, Shelstad, Bobeck, Henkes, Moody, and Bayer- Coach Van Galder has his first worries. 2-1700 students meet teachers . . . first contacts Newcomers-our tally shows 575 but you count em yourself - get first day instructions from Principal W. F. Hood and his faculty assistants. Four new instructors-Dr. Culver, Miss Haase, Miss Plummer, and Mr. Yankow - assume duties. 3-Program changes: What fools we were in April. Cross country workouts start. Prerequisite: energy to burn after a strenuous day in classes. The technique is the thing in field hockey, as Miss Hemmer demonstrates. The misses miss, but they learn the form eventually. -Friday and no assembly! Is school all work? -Classes in earnest, work 'n everything. No fake' 1. Hfnsmcm, M. Muzef, and 1. Rendall give Miss Plummer expert attention. Even students far- ther back appear to have and to be using books. 9-First sales. Lois Dierstein of Tri Alpha contracts f . . or and disposes of at wholesale prices several popular publications used in school. Taking ad- vantage of this no profit service are I. Nau, G. Schultz, D. Ledger, and D. Holden. ss , .T-in ju. .. ' ' . i ,5 .y r g gyfgw .. -f y . ..v1Ni.,. .. 5, :fm '.t1Ls.f K . . . iff? T- T . . Y 5, . -2' 57. 5' ,gg i .. I, .,v K, Y 5 X .'l'r,79?5 ' A Il. f ' I ills-1? . KT 1 , ' 1' ' 1 . , ,, it f.,..j,.s. it as fi 2 . -- I 4 ng-L, ., T .. V t. K 52,2 , V F . ,., .. 5 V' :ggi , f Q . A , Q K. , .x ,,.,-. ,, .. . .V 9,4 A i f t. K 1 Q ykry F .. . .I M K, . . . 'i'- . W ,. ' -1 . lpn 'jg N. I . '-' ,2- .V - s T . '1 T 'T .. '3?iT T5 1 g U.fa-TT.r..,gr .Q ,fffffbg . . - ., .tfhtitieff YF-it -.-.- T-,tts-rits Wa- 'A W A 5 , t'.,4Tg4,3? gsm' W. ff ff - V TT.,V'f' 75 ' f - -ff. . s r ' 1 F B seth.. ., .1,,5,g, - Mg, . . .7 V we X .T T f . A ,f b .. - if N. .L wfarfitfw. . if A diff Page 14

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School or Convention 10-An assembly at last. We welcome the sophs cmd thoroughly enjoy Mr. Walter's dissertation on, Park, Paradise or Prison? Senior Wichaka conducts our sophomore girls on a tour of the school and reveals the bitter truth: No elevator, no secret stairs at Park. ll-Who started the talk about the younger gen- eration going soft? These girl hockey players look friendly enough as they approach the bully, but how they fight for possession of the ball. 12-The Beacon staff conducts an all school survey which shows surprising results, since pub- lished in numerous feature stories. 15-Politics, negro spirituals, and cheers in the air: Roll calls elect Student Council members: Iub- ilee Quintet performs in afternoon: cheer lead- ers direct season's first organized cheers. 16-Schools compete with National American Legion convention parade. Only half of stu- dent body is induced to go to Milwaukee. All in all soccer is a kicking good game, but for those who tire the Pool looks inviting. 17-Robert Eisenhauer entertains the French club. Mr. Rowe conduct tryouts for the all school play, Thornton Wilder's Our Town. 18-The riding club still functions. We didn't get the horses' names, but the girls are Mary Lou Stilb, and Audrey and Shirley Hansen. Km ftgjgfftsf ZW ,zimf-.,' ' W M...-rf. t . tsl:--is , - me WJ -, t P ri ...Q-4 15- SEPTEMBER: Bound? Page 15