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

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Racine's citizen school board . . . I4 Fw bv- STANDING Edward D Evans James F Gllmore Thomas A Linton and Ernest G Lake SEATED Manny S Brown W Vernon Carls Harland N Crsney Homer D Huggms and Mrs Marlorre W Bruner Responsrbrlrty tor The operatron and The polrcles of the Racine Publrc Schools as vested rn The Racune Board of Educatron composed of seven elected School Commls sroners The Board tn turn employs personnel aT The central otflrce crty hall and at The rndrvrdual supervrse and Implement The prescrrbed school pro gram Our School Commrssroners are Harland N Crsney presrdent ot The Board James F Grlrnore vrce pres: dent Manny S Brown Edward D Evans Mrs Marrorre W Bruner W Vernon Carls and Homer D Huggrns Central otlflce admnnrstratron includes Ernest G Lake Superrntendent of Schools and Secretary to the Board Thomas A Ltnton Drrector ot Bustness Servrces Leland E Johnson Attendance Supervrsor Horns E Russell Drrector ot Instructronal Servrces and Dr Albert C Ed wards Commrssroner ot Health Services Consultants workrng vvrth Park Hugh Teachers Include Helen F Patton art John C Maxwell language arts Alrce M Hach mathematics and scrence R Leon Fosha music Grace C Prslcula physrcal educatuon KennethL Schanlc practical arts MrldredJ Brady readrng and BeulahG Neprud lrbrary Washrngton Park Hrgh School and other unlts rn the crty publrc school system are fortunate rn that the cur rent board of Racine school commrssroners as a ded: cated group of public servants continue a Tradrtuon of excellence rn performance and devotion to duty Therrs as the Task ot seerng that the best practrcal taculrtres for Instruction are made avarlable that all public money entrusted to them rs wrsely expended that Racine does its part to prepare well its young people for lute In a vrrrle democracy For patterns of responsrble crtrzenshrp students need look no further than To these rndrvrduals who donate tame taken from busy prrvate lrves to perform the pub llc dutnes they have assumed Thus expressron ot appre cratron we extend as a slight measure of compensatron , E 1 - lf ,rf 3 K. ' if 3 Qi' 3 X 4 I . , 5 . , - - , ' 1 A - , school buildings - as at Washington Park - to direct, - - - - F . , ' I b ' ' . . . . . . . , . , . . ' ' ' I ' 4 I I ' I I . - V 4 I 8

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Mr LeRoy Ludeman The class of 59 has a special claim on Princ pal Ludemczn he s'a ted at r h O l956 with rou nd s tl- irs Park gradcat rig group to have had rotor vn im be graduaton time they want it und r stood it s not because of any dere ication of uty n i part u because they hope he will remain to work for and with students ond help t m to attain the worthy gaas they seek Cur Principal Yearbooks are a source of reference for each of us in evaluating our year of work and activity. Looking through the pages reminds one of the many splendid opportunities offered, I am certain that many who page this yearbook will gain inspiration to greet future opportunities with good judgment of choice, improved habits of diligence, and a new feeling of desire for challeng- ing work. 9 Pa k in t e fall f ' the g p, 0, their is ie f' t only him as their school adminis- t , , ln lea I g h' h'nd ct l' U d c h's , b t he ' K l