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

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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

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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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We shore in servicing our school Mr. ARNOLD BALKE Mr. JACK BARTZ Mr. ROBERT FELTON ' If Mr. DONALD LEONHARDT Mr. FRANK TOMACHECK Mr. RUDY WUERKER ERNESTINA MALACARA and CHRISTINA MARTINEZ display one of the traits that high school students are expected to develop - to corry through in all respects on a proiect, Senior class members have iust finished selling popcorn at a iunior high basketball game, and cleanup is in progress. The girls are sweeping up the BEACON oflice floor where the corn was boxed. A WARM BUILDING on a cold day means that the lanitors shovel as much os SVQ tons of coal into the hoppers - and in that they handle it twice, that means shoveling 17 tons. Mr, Balke is firing - down in the boiler room which relatively few Parlcites ever get to see. l X ,N Mr. JOE TALOS Mr. RICHARD RASSMUSSEN