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

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- Student Council and general talent show advisor is Jack Larsen . . . seen lounging, a device used to create atmos- phere in English classes. Among his travels he recalls toremostly a summer evening excursion to the south of Kenosha to see a drive-in movie. Family man . . . loves to brag about his three year old daughter, Jeanie. Wanted to be an actor, but found out early he wanted and had to teach . . . we love him for it. is reflected at Park by - Lawrence Branstad . . . journalist ofthe faculty . . . seen correcting proofs between his English classes. Part of his job as advisor to the Park Beacon. Unable to fulfill his chief interest - sleeping late - he daydreams about teaching in France. Park is the mostest, man! Park is the end! . . . a cool statement from a real gone guy. I English teaching has undergone many changes in the last twenty-five years. Learning how to under- stand ourselves and those around us through the medium of communication and thought concepts is one new teaching device. Elizabeth Williams has been the chairman of the English Department for ten years.

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1 Jf 0 Q o A L1 i Mariel Gralow ioined Park's facul- ty this year . . . has traveled in eight European Countries. A graduate of Oshkosh State College, she previously taught at De Pere High School. Enjoys I sewing . . we enioy her. ,y I 'Cf X' ij ' A ' i ,MM ,flf-! ,ft r fl' J' 4 4' 9 as 9 ye J I - xx , ,I -' I ' fl . 2' f Ll ' , 1 ffl ' ,ll I !'-' 0 M' v well as developing skills, I Civil engineering and chemistry interested J. William Christensen, but mathematics teaching came first. At home he is called daddy by three small children . . . two boys and a girl, He claims a warm spot in our hearts. '35 - Living in a mild climate would be Wil- lard Raymond's dream come true. Coach of Park's track team. Main hobby of this mathe- matics teacher is vaca- tioning . . . enioys fur- niture upholstering and wood working. Saw Charles Lindbergh on his return from trans- Atlantic flight. To be a doctor was his first am- bition. One student's re- mark: Mr. Raymond is sure a swell guy . . . we echo the refrain