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

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Autumn Club Activities Forum ' Friendly arguments are the vogue at club meet- ings. Listening to Town Hall of the Air discussions, supper meetings, and attendance at city council sessions are some of the many activities of this group. President ...................................... Guy Zaricor Vice President .................. Mary Claire Lahr Secretary .............. ........... D orothy Zinnen Treasurer ........... ........,... D ean Holden Prop Twisters Friday afternoon is flying day. If the weather is favorable, the model planes soar out-of-doors: if not, the gym serves as a testing ground. With all the recent advances made in airplane construction, club members are kept busy trying out new ideas. President .............................. Warren Ranscht Vice President ........ ............. D on Botsford Secretary .............. ........., I erry Jackson Rifle Club Regular night for shooting is Thursday at the Park High range maintained at Mitchell school. Chief social activity of the organization during the fall season is a series of roller skating parties. Incidentally, they are a source of revenue too. President ............................................ Bill Bach Vice President ........... .....,..,.. F red Hansche Secretary .......................................... Ioe Longo Assistant Secretary .......... Glenn Lockwood Science To further the interest of members in various fields of science is the aim of this school organi- zation. Trips to the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry are red letter days on the calendar. President ............................................ Al Exner Vice President ........... ....... E leanor Genich Secretary ....,................... .,.,...... B etty Becker Assistant Secretary ................ Lois Dierstein l X f N Qu ,hx lcll lll, Q Q I n CD 3? 'Why ? at-s in f 71- X ff' Page 27 Student Council Home room representatives met together particu- larly to consider and to provide for student social needs, as well as to operate in fields where student government can operate. Particular projects of the Council this fall were after school pep sessions, the matinee turnabout dance, the all-school eve- ning dance, and the decoration of the goal posts for the Park-Horlick game. President ..........................,..... Robert Morgan Vice President ........... ........ S teve Henkes Secretary ........................ ........ M ary Gilday Assistant Secretary ................ Carol Burkert Tri Alpha Service projects of the club are school magazine sales, Red Cross knitting, and a Big Sister plan for aiding incoming students to get oriented. Special recreational features are the Halloween party and an entertainment for fathers designated as Dad's Night. President ............... ........, D orothy Heath Vice President ........ ....,........ N aja Roslak Secretary ....,......... ......... S hyla Slobodkin Treasurer .......... ......,.,..... R uth Taylor Table Tennis Ping-pong tournaments have a strong appeal to Park students. Not only are championship rounds played at the regular Friday meetings, but a number of matches were scheduled with members of the Horlick club. Several of the boys enter and win honors in the city tournament. President ,.,........................... Violet Melander Vice President ......... ........ ,....... T o m Hughes Secretary .............. ..................... R uth Taylor Treasurer .......... ......... C arol Vande Bunt Wichaka A reception for sophomore girls opened the fall activities. The traditional formal initiation cere- mony, the Hick-Iig, and the Donut Drag were the highlights of the social program. Besides these general Wichaka activities, the individual class organizations had their own individual programs. President ................................ Gloria Chesnut Vice President ......... ........ B arbara Hoaglin Secretary ..........,....... ...,......... I oyce Peters Social Chairman ........ ......... E ugenia Lewis

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