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

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OCTOBER: Our Mudders Perform -Tri Alpha inducts members at candlelight service. -President Bob Morgan confers about approach- ing Student Council dance and assembly with cabinet members: M. Gilday, D. Lambert, D. Nel- son, H. Quimby, P. Lange, and M. Bandouveris. -Over a wet course, Wyman and Snyder lead the cross country team to a 30-45 win over Cudahy. At a Council-sponsored after school pep meet- ing, Miss Teuscher acts as chief spokesman. Result: Park maintains its conference lead by outplaying Ianesville here 13-O on a soggy field. -Playing in the mud continues at Kenosha. Our B and our Iunior squads win 21-13 and 14-0. -Fire prevention week: Two drills, more promised. Gloria Chesnut welcomes new members to Wichaka at an after school formal initiation ceremony. Activities continue at the evening Hick-Iig , a fem dance with older girls acting as escorts. -Iean Iohnson and Steve Polcin model the first finds in the hunt for Our Town costumes. .in-. Page 18

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27XAudubonners after a breakfast, river and sports have strength to Park harriers als Park B' 8-Park 48. , ver Cudahy, 19-0. , holds Park to a single touch- n in the first half, but is routed 26-0 as Bayer, Csipkes, Taylor, and Mertins score, and Bobeck kicks two extra points. 29XWalter Morgan, ex-Congressional page boy, gives us an idea of the duties of a member of the Most Exclusive Boys' Club in America. 3UXTouch football teams are organized by Mr. Iselin. Talent assembly discussion in Student Council arouses interest in a new faculty show. Do you remember last years performance: Salesman Close, Drummer Schulte, Emcee Hood, the vocal groups, the backward dance featuring Misses Shankland and Hemnzer . . . th ing chorus of Hallisy this sho I Johnson, Howe, W check fall ER. ,1Afier11'l0ughts SEPTEMB panning, get home to dinner. o run: West Allis l s win another o Beloit, at home dow S-1 Page 17 e danc- u der strap brokel, all Krause, lselin, Nema- the rest were out of stepl, and G' . . Ventriloguist Von Haden a fwoodl dummy . l Walter and Mi ach nd his Beach . . Wanta Be a G-Inari Gach . . . Peep show: faces of sses Thompson, Shankland Christensen, and McDonald' hands ofxyou guess . . . piano players Mrs. Felten and Miss Walker .JY I 1

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Page 19 OCTOBER: Our '41 Football Varsity Caught by the photographer in a refreshing near pause, Coach Krause's thinclads: Wyman, Snyder, Frost, Stoclcham, G. Proost, B. Carlson, Tyvand, Olle, Brann, Wood, Chaussee and D. Iohnson. A light workout so time off for pictures.' The 1941 Mudders : Back row: Constantine, Rad- Will, W. Miller, Dugas, Orwig, H. Baker, B. Lar- son, Ingroville. Third row: Mgr. Myrup, Kovar, Mertins, Fox, Csipkes, Shelstad, W. Pottinger, Mascari, Sittig, Vidian, Mgr. Grno. Second row: Iung, Ioyner, G. Pottinger, Moody, Kim- pel, Fuller, Schoenherr, Taylor. Front row: Fisher, W. Seater, Henkes, Wacht, and R. Poul- sen. Missing: Bayer, Cape, Bobeck, C. Iohn- son, and Diflate. Mertins Ipassingl and Schoenherr Iimber up. Linemen Chuck Constantine fholdingl and Hub Moody try roles they have little chance to till. South Mi1waukee's state champions defeat Park cross country runners 21-35, but it's a contest. Twelve Beacon staff workers attend the state high school journalism conference at Madison. At West Milwaukee the B gridders contine to win, 20-6: but the Iuniors lose, 6-0. West administers Park a crushing 21-12 defeat at Madison. Their air game is effective. A pass to Csipkes scores, and Larson carries a blocked kick 25 yards for a second touchdown.