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

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I Willard lselin . . . at Park twenty-five years . . . social stu- dies teacher who would like to have his wish gress fulfilled. Proud father of three children. Low and business appeal to his of being in Con- economic nature. is social studies prepare us - Raymond Hawker.. . gentle- man farmer. This is the title he would like to bear. His know- ledge of economics will aid him. For twenty-five years Park stu- dents have profited from Mr. Hawker's classes. - Advisor of our peppy cheerleaders is Emil Kuester . . . quite a peppy man him- selt. Enioys bowling and fishing as well as the sport he coaches . . . golf. Finds the teenagers around Park interesting, spirited, and likeable . . . we share the same thoughts for him. I Dorothy Perham celebrates a quarter-century of teaching at Park this year. Her greatest desire is to have all her students love history. Not many have shirked her wish. She appreciates her world.

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world go 'round X il - Philip Krause . . . takes great plea- sure in beating fellow faculty member Boyden Supiano in golf. Has taught for 18 years at Park . . . 15 years as sophomore basketball coach . . . 3 years as varsity basketball coach . . . golf team coach 11 years . . . cross country coach for 13 years. Biology is the subject he teaches during the day. May be called the flower of the sports world as he enjoys flower culture and gardening. Greatest ambition: to win state championships in sports he's coached,a dream already realized in golf and cross country. Would have enjoyed being sports reporter or big league baseball player. We've got the coach. X - C h e m i s t r y is worth taking just for the experience of learning under the mastership of Francis Rogers . . . has taught school in Missouri, Montana, California. Finds teenagers have lots of pep. Geology captures his spare time. Always avail- able with a joke or an understanding word. - Photography is the major inter- est of William Polley. In fact, if he hadn't been a biology teacher, he would have been a photog- rapher. He is the advisor to Park's new Photographic Agency. Mr. Pol- ley has attended Whitewater State College, Mar- quette University, and Cambridge University. 0-Q

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- Fiance Boyden Supiano created emo- tion commotion when engagement was an- nounced. Will soon be practicing what he preaches . . . social living. Likes athletics, music. Witnessed the first bombing of Rome. Attended Lawrence College and the Uni- versity of Denver. Would have liked to make a profession of singing, and spends spare time serenading his fiancee . . . Marlyn Simonsen. to preserve Americas heritage. . . - Joe College sigh the girls as Lloyd Nielsen, Park's social studies teacher, passes. Athletics are a maior interest of this man. Played on Park's championship basketball team in high school days. Would have liked to have been a painter or farmer, but is much preferred as our man of distinction. 'rr- ' Social Studies are fun with Mary Anne Lochner when all participate in plays dramatizing history. Traveling is a pleasurable experience for her. She likes the air of permanence which surrounds Park . . . has a smile and a kind word for everyone. I A faculty member of Park since its opening . . . Mary Pugh . . . chairman of the Social Studies Department . . . enjoys reading, housekeeping, motoring, and gardening. The world is at her fingertips. F. r . v , I I I . x 1' if -lsr ' i Y , an l , i