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

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Inspiration is mostly perspiration xl, LYNN TRUMBULL'S facility with language is frequently the marvel of students with less ability in penning the written word. But her ability to say in a few words what others would take paragraphs to express, her gift of creative expression, has not been de- veloped without great individual effort and some special coaching. Mrs. MARSHA WILDER, who will become a permanent member oi our teaching staff next fall, is an old hana at teaching English at Pork. During the second semester last year she took over for Miss Therese Sharpf and this year did the same for Miss Ethel Holt when she retired in midyear. Mrs, Wilder received her degree in education at the University of Oho She plans to continue her studies to get her masters degree. Her cheerful smile and always ready to help attitude are several pants that make Mrs. Wilder o popular teacher. Anyone who has had her will vouch for the fact that she makes any phase of Eng, lish easy and fun to learn.

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demonstrate excellence in many areas ADELE GRANETZKE is one of Pa'k's dedicated artlsts. She was g'eatly responsible for 'hc scenery ifi Adam Love's Eve and her homeroom Christmas doo' decoration that won First prize. Adele is a member of sign shop and contributes much to its success. Her pictures have also been disslayed frequently in the mar floor showcases. She is a member at the Kipl art stat? and was ore of the people who helped to design this year's yearbook cover. W gi V' O two Mr, EILEF SAETVEIT Mr, WARREN SMITH Mr, RICHARD SCHNEIDER Mr. THEODORE STEWART BILL OLSON has taken part in many ot Ra- cine-'s dramatic productions, This year he was in the cast of Time Out tor Ginger and the Childrens Theater play, RumpuI- stilslcinf' Mr, Donald Mittag describes Bill as having Hlcts of get up and go and he also considers Bill the most interested boy in the department, Miss MARGARET TEUSCHER Mr. JAMES THOMPSON Mr. DONALD SCHUTT Mr. BOYDEN SUPIANO Miss MARY SHANKLAND Mr. ROGER TASKER Q3 YN'

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1 kk Mrs. DELIA FORNES started working in our cafeteria iust before second semester. What foods these morsels be MARY MAITLAND is mixing up her favorite recipe, banana bread, This, however, is not her only claim to tame in home ec. She does a Une iob preparing an entire meal, Mary also makes many of her own clothes Last year sl'ie turned out an entire outfit complete with hat and purse, Mary plans a career in home economics and her excellent grades point to a bright future. Mrs. STENSA CHRISTENSEN Mrs. MARTHA DANIELSON Mrs. RUTH JENSEN Mrs. KATHRYN LARSEN Mrs. VIOLA PEDERSEN Mrs. DAGMAR PETERSEN BUSY AND BUSTLING, our cafeteria is a popular noontime meeting place. Singing the school song on the day of a big game, rnaldrites and hot clogs, the clatter of trays and dishes - this is what we'll remem- ber, 19