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

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R: uGrade S' PCI1'lie5 an ' d Sue ,, h l2fDetermining the fates ot the commercial stu- dents, Misses Penneteather, Baker, and Mc- Donald. and Messrs. Wall, Yankow, and Weaver record the ten week grades on report cards. Margaret Sandor is the student as- sistant. Mr. lselin and Miss Case employ a tree pe- riod to leave recording and to enjoy some re- treshments. lilfforum conducts lively discussion oi What kind oi peace shall the United States have? Starting point tor the arguments is the Town Meeting oi the Ptir broadcast to which mem- bers have listened. hlflune Matson and Buss Nielsen examine one of the atmosphere horses at the Fall Round-Up. Four ot the many dancers at the record-brealo ing all-school party are Paul Nelson, Elizabeth Fergus, Marion Pease, and Marshall Moore. l9fOur cagernen drop their iirst contest to a pol- ished Milwaukee West team. 32-22. The B squad also loses. 20-6. Thanksgiving vacation f announced as the last according to the early Roosevelt program. 20fTranscontinental lflop at the Y and Wichaka groups really get into the air getting ready. 26fNational deiense movies in assembly inspire many students, but not enough. to buy the de- iense stamps which are placed on sale at school ior the tirst time today. 27fPep club f lO0 strong I practices cheering hoping to iniect new pep into school spirit. Page

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NOVEMB challenge X5 nw Ol E r VA ,yi it .. Q A. id I 3' M. if r iii if ri. Q t 4 'A :', r . Q p ':': A3 -Preceding the annual Park-Horlick battle is the flag raising ceremony. Bob Morgan and Mr. Hall prepare to raise the colors. The band marches into position. Mr. Schulte leads the singing of the Star Spangled Banner, the band livens school spir- it with a stirring tune, and We go to classes. Park's talking football challenges Horlick in an assembly skit. Horlick's representatives ac- cept and that evening the favored Park team is held to a scoreless tie by an inspired Red and Grey eleven. Park threatens, but lacks scoring punch. -Teachers' convention-vacation! Mr. Iohnson returns president of the Wisconsin Graphic Arts Association. -Book week display is removed. Books, num- bering some 200, are placed on the shelves for general circulation. --The senior G.A.A. hockey team claims this year's championship. Squad members include: Betty Gilbertson, Ioan Marry, Stella Czajkow- ski Miss Dougherty, fadviserl, Sally Grove, Ieanne Roeschen, Beverly Kadlecik, Dolores Swenlci, Io Gaudio, Hose Leslcowicz, Marjorie Anderson, Beverly Poulsen, and Ianice Studey. -Armistice Day speaker, Dr. Leland DeVinney, asks that dictators be checked and the world be given a peace securing democracy for all men. Seniors about complete ordering their gradua- tion rings at advanced prices, plus the war tax. Pigs: 23

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I Y -Coach Van G ,-r., NOVEMBER: 'our Town' at Park 27NC'ommercial Honor club members are enter tained by a play starring lo Quimb e Longo and Carol - y as the boss cmd who d ' 1 4 the new secreta oes everything as a new s should not do it ecreta 28xA1lan Johnson, playing the role of the inebr ated choir director whose weaknesses are village problem, leads the church choir in ar Act Il scene of Our Town. The staging of the play is unique in the respect that no scenery is used: unusual results are obtained by sound effects, lighting, costumes, and pantomime. George and Emily fDiclr Pease and Mary Gil- dayl peer out of the windows of their neighbor- ing homes as Narrator Guy Zaricor snaps his suspenders while observing the action. Other Our Town residents are Mr. Gibbs and Re- becca KSteve Polcin and Betty Bushl, and Edi- tor Webb and son lBob Morgan and George Drysdalel. ln the background Mrs. Gibbs and Mrs. Webb, played by lean Johnson and Marian Bourke, tall: to the town gossip pla ed by Helen K welrsus alder uses most of his basket ball squad against South Mil team Co waukee and the- mes up with its first victory of season, 22-20. D the on Brown is show ' ' n smlrzng a free throw. Pagir 2 5