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

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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

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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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- During summer months Thoburn Rowe is head counselor ot the boy's camp at St. John's Military Academy . . . Park's speech and dra- matics teacher, he is easily recognized by his crew cut and merry laugh . . .directs school plays . . . would have liked a daughter as well as sons. - Artist among the faculty is Helen Sawyer . . . has attended tive schools in the United States, one in Mexico, and three art schools in Paris, France , . . came to Park in its first year to her tirst teaching position. She gives art advice to aid KIPl's staff in a most proficient manner. Seen below are some ot her students using balmy days for art in- spiration. A variety of art proiects come under the direction ot the department of which Miss Sawyer is chairman. ' QQ 1 J, ' , E' Q ' 5, ,f Y i, q ,i M ' , ' u .5 It , ,U . , Q -i ' -W ' ,I ui fy '11 .Q 1 f, WW-W, W M 1 ii 3 1 to enrich our lives ' 1. . ii . F 28 W .