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

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BOTTOM ROW: D. Davidson, J. Galovits, J, Nielsen, D. Baldwin, Fosha, Conductor, C. Jensen, D. Christensen, J. Bourne, J. J French, B. Petersen, C. Bell. ROW TWO: J. Droves, S. Ocock, Gustafson, R. Anderson, B. Heinisch. ROW FOUR: B. Clark, J. B Hansen, L, Trurnbell, S. Duke, R. Schultz. ROW THREE: Mr. Engstrom, C. Petersen, D. Gronning, B. Stolys, R, Christensen. Orchestral experience leads not only to music per- formance of a higher level, but also to an apprecia- tion that hos, perhaps, a more lasting value. We proceed on the premise that appreciation is the result ot a cultural experience. The nucleus ot an orchestra is the string section. lt is that nucleus, shown here, which combines with other Park instrumentalists in the presentation ot symphony music. creating harmony, Park's CONCERT BAND, under the direction ot Mr. Leon Fosha, is one ot the organizations that add to the splendor ot Park. The band is designed to meet the needs of the student seriously interested in this area ot musical performance. One ot the big events of this year is the combined Park-l-lorlick concert The band not only performs splendidly, but marches in dazzling spectacle.

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ROW ONE B Rynders C Powers E Valasms J Swlden P Lematta K Francns M Stempe ROW TWO J Wlmer A Wells P Sadlon S Duke J Zahn J Sficos M Schaefer ROW FOUR B Larsen J Rannow S Daubert J Hansen J Lake L Randolph J Adamson ROW FIVE K Koeper B Beha B Spath T Konrad A Hellawell C Krlvsky ROW SIX L Russell J Fredrxckson D Wrzeslnske R Nielsen L Garbarek creahng enthusiasm, splrlt '97 The Washington Park Hugh School PEP CLUB was orgamzed by the Stu dent Council to promote school splrut and to arouse enthusiasm among the students of Park The president of student councnl each year appolnts a member to be Pep Chairman an charge ofthe Pep Club Anyone may 'om and because nt ns a part of our student councnl no dues are col lected Actnvmes thus year Included making posters used to advertise comang games and to promote ID terest ID Homecoming festivities put tnng on Pep Assemblies going on bus trxps to out of town games cheerlng In specnal sectlons at basketball games and In general contnnually booshng the enthusram sportsman shrp and, most of all the Park Student 1 L .7 . K . .f r '5 v I I f I 1 v, J ' K. Worthen, J. Vorpahl. S, Roberts, P. Shaltz, J. Packard, K. Myer. ROW THREE: K, Buelow, H. SchaHer, B. Dahlen, 0 0 0 0 1 . . . . I , . I . f I , . I

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sweetness and light . . . Mr' Foshc Gail Webber Por Scdlon :L - Afx Ax' L k til gn I .- BOTTOM ROW: S. Moore, J. French, R. Petersen, L. Pedersen, ROW FOUR: J. BJoo'nquIst, R. Gunther, W. Novak, R, Regollo D. Koding, E. Volcsis, M. Srernpe, C. Pevon. ROW TWO: S. E. Ne'son J Olwe, G. Chriyensen. ROW FIVE: T. Hinze, D Resneske, J. Shirk, E, Tomulenos, K, Buelcw, V. Johnson, P, Larsen, D. Ronnow, J. Udell, J, Gorris, J. FenneH, C. Petersen Lee, L, Bohon. ROW THREE: R. Tieglond, R. Jocobson, T. L,TregdreQ, Zonls, D. Schaffer, J. PovJic, T, Hansen, J. Kovoch, C. Poulin. 19