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

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e fine arts make us aware of the beauty about us - Eilef Saetveit would like to be a candy store man . . . now instead of sweetening tummies with candy, he sweetens the air with music. Director of Park's yummy A Cappella Choir, Choristers, and chorus classes. He would save money being a candy store man considering the appetites of his three children. His ambition: to sing in the Celestial Choir. Consid- ered an angel by all who know him. - The band rehearses, utilizing 54,000 worth of instruments and a 52,000 music library . . . equipment of the Music De- partment. The department is the result of student need for both enrichment and vocational experiences in music. lt existed as far back as the Old Racine High School. i 1 - Red would Seem to be Leon Fosha's favorite color . . . included in his family are cz red-headed wife, a red-headed son and daughter, and a recl-headed clog. Psychology and making money constitute Mr. Fosha's special interests. Conducts music the way we like to hear it . . . thinks people should not consider music as an extra in their lives. He is one of the greatest. Kahlua!

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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 .

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vw .h-is - World traveler and citizen, Margaret Wer- necke . . . responsible for bringing foreign ex- change students to Park. Eager to promote friendly international relations and hopes to make people preserve the good things and privileges which are theirs in Park and America. The teaching of German and Spanish is only part of her inter- est in seeing that the students learn to ap- preciate their opportun- ities. . . . strengthening the bonds of world friendship. . . a -Jeannette Olsen finds her alma mater, Park High, to be far superior to previous schools at which she taught. Latin teacher and advisor of the Latin Club . . . attended Dana and St. Olaf colleges. A woman who makes people eager to learn. YT ' gi 1. 5 i 'X - Park was and still is the first love of Alta Laub . . . French and Spanish teacher. Graduate of Northwestern University and post-graduate of the University of Chicago . . . advisor of the French and Spanish Clubs . . . a most agreeable person.