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

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Capabilities require identification Mr. PHILIP KRAUSE Mr. EMIL KUESTER Miss ALTA LAUB Miss MARY ANNE LOCHNER Ns, 1, Miss CATHERINE MARCUSSEN Mr. ROBERT MATSON Miss MARY McDONALD Mr. RALPH MCINTOSH is tg '5 LINDA MITCHELL finds bookkeeping a breeze. Last year as a sophomore, she completed the required work for the year in one semester This Ieft plenty of snare time to devote to enrichment protects One of these profects was an entry for a bookkeeping contest, but Linda was too modest to send it in. An Interesting point to note is that even though she hnished the course In half the time, Linda received above average grades. She is a member ofthe student treasury group this year. LYNN BOLTON, an award-winning commercial student, has re- ceived stralght E grades in aII of her courses In this department, She has been taking advanced typing ard second-year short- hand and Fnds nether of these subiects extrerrely ditticuh, Lynn pIans to go on to ccIIege, but to earn money to' extras she wiII do sec'-etaral work before she goes, Her tyairg ard short' hand w'II a'so heIp her in her coIIege career, both in tak ng notes and In wrt ng papers, 14

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Music talents need full development DON BALDWIN not only plays the vfolin, string boss, violo, ond drums, but is the directs' cl his own bond. He wos the rrwsic di'-ecfcr for los? yecxr's 'miitol Adam Love's Eve, :md he ? ','S with the Rc: 'Q Syrvshcriy ROY CHRISTENSEN, another iolvi-.d urzrnefflossmori, spec olizes in playing the cello ofd cnuonges hwsc Yoo He ::'so plays other ifsvrfhchis for wh ch he f.c'i'f fake Ve: ' Roy has wo' 'Cx 'Zac schslorsh 35, .i1 1 one lrcm 'he F2612 'e Synfrmhcrwf the fcwn C' ':5.fS Bee :les r:':z,'f'g wfh of own a:ri:cl ofchssrro, he plays w,Ththelfl:.C1,Re-1- PCC5C ClES7 1 off! the M lu-.:1,-if-Q C .wc Orchestra 13 Mrs. MERIEL HEINSOHN Miss ETHEL HOLT Miss DONA RAE JONES 'L Mr. RAYMOND KAYON Mr. RODGER KEMP Mr. GERALD KONGSTVEDT

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Mr. DONALD MITTAG Mr. RICHARD NELSON Mr. FRANCIS NEMACHECK Mr. E, ROY NOETZEL Mrs. JEANNETTE OLSEN Mr, ROLAND OLSON Miss FLORENCE PENNEFEATHER Mr. JOHN PHILLIPS in BL. TONIS MANG, 6 ft. 4 inch iunior, is outstanding in almost every sport in which he competes. As a sophomore he won the right to toss the discus in the State Track Meet, and he placed second in that event in Big-8 competition, His performance with the discus is the result of sound instruction, careful conditioning, extensive drill, natural capability, and intense desire. Tonis has also won his letters in football and basketball. Originally from Estonia, Tonis moved with his family to the U.S, from Germany in l95O. DENNIS KOMMER, although incapacltated with a leg iniury as a sophomore, was recognized as a corner by his coaches, This year, with instruction such as that given by Coach Donald Gard' ner in baslcetball, h's talents are be ng fully developed, Top per- formances in several sports are anticipated from him in his senior year. 15