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

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45 Social studies enrich our knowledge of others N Interested in golf and in sports generally, Mr. Boyden Supiano serves as faculty advisor of the Varsity Club. Exploring held great interest for this athletically active man, along with teaching, which he finally chose. A person of amazing self control, Mr. Supiano has no pet peeves. 'M 'FQFQP f Unforgettable occurrences in the life of Miss Mary Pugh were enioying tea with Jane Addams at Hull House and hearing William H. Taft. She has served as a Park faculty member since its opening in 1929. Always active, Miss Pugh is and has been a member of many organizations in and away from school. N-af' A newcomer to Park this year, Mr. Richard Nelson was transferred along with the fresh- men and five other faculty members because of crowded conditions in Mitchell Junior High School. Very welcome indeed, he is interested in athletics and fishing. Mr. Nelson serves as baseball coach.

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Famous at Park for his portrayal of Uncle Harry in the Teen Theatre play in the absence of a student actor, Mr. Jack Larson would not let his two children attend his performance. He was afraid they'd be frightened to death of their daddy. Mr. Larson serves as faculty advisor of the Student Council. He believes he attracts odd people and strange events. :repares us. To the familiar phrase-the younger generation is going to the dogs-Mr, Lawrence Branstad conversely says, Civilization hasn't started barking yet . Although at times he has desired to be everything from a ballet dancer to another Hemingway, all feel fortunate that teaching English came first. He serves as ad- visor to the PARK BEACON and QUILL AND SCROLL. The University of Wisconsin claims as one of its alumnae Miss Lyla Holt, now an English teacher at Park. Miss Holt is interested in tra- veling, which she combines with her journeys to and from various sum- mer schools. Excellent material for photography, another of her in- terests, is furnished by her travels.

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4,4 An experience permitted few, Miss Dorothy Perham was entertained by Lord and Lady Fairfax at the British Embassy . . . believes she startled students in study hall this year when she threw two books at a mouse unseen by them. A truly fascinating personality and world traveler, she advises the Chess Club and Red Cross. Happy when those around him are so, Mr. William Hill can be found either teaching Social Studies or giving invaluable aid in the Park counseling office. Whether aiding with difficult problems or advising about colleges, Mr. Hill is, in the words of all of us, the greatest . ,o- o 'N Spark of both our golf and cheerleading squads, Mr. Emil Kuester has been a faculty member at Park for eleven years. Secret desires of this much- Ioved, peppy gentleman are to make Cl hole in one and bowl 300-desires we all hope he will realize. His sense of humor is enioyed by all. Present at Park from its beginning is Mr. Raymond Hawker, an alumnus of five of our big midwestern universities. Believing teen-agers of all generations to be pretty much the same, he is admired and respected by all. His hobbies are travel and farming- he hopes someday to become a gentleman farmer-the first portion of this title he has already achieved. 17