South High School - Southernaire Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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Anna Kennedy She's all my fancy painted her. Like the lovely month, September. Irene Klbkotka Her lovely cherry lips enclose. lt'fon her lovely laughter shows. Albert Kolman You'll be a wild huntsman that shoots all the bears, With your grass-green sweater that causes all the stares. Ruth Knowles Some day you will go to fame, Electric lights will spell your name! Stanley Kovac You always put all the girls in a trance. Why, oh why, won't you give them a chancet Geraldine Kopczynski In your choosen profession, success you will win. Hut you'll have to work hard so you’d better begin! Eleanoke Kizina Stately and tall she moves in the hall, She whom everyone likes and— all. Tony Kocianic Your reserve is impressive beyond any doubt, Hut. oh, icy-hearted, when will you give outI Dorothy Knapp Dorothy is heading for a future that is bright, She's bound to find it if she does things right. Henry Kotlowski When his violin he plays, MV are reminded of romantic days. Jexevieye Ivonieczko You have prospered thus far, 'tis indeed very plain. Hut in very short time, you will make extra gain. Emma Kopriunik Though riches may not be at your behest, With happiness you shall be ever blest! I 31

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Helens Iwucz “Pinky” likes to travel far and wide, So may her wish be gratified. Frank J.wvakski A lucky person, sure you are, You're going to have a fine new car. Theresa Jkric You govern others by absolute sway. They do what you want and you get your way. Robert Kevekn Is she tall or short f What folly! Here's the main thing, is she jolly t Sophie Kaminski The people will be your slaves, And bow and roll before you as waves. Irene Kahn a pel Rocked in the cradle of the deep, You are our peace and peaceful sleep. Mary Janik You will gain literary fame, Studious and friendly is your aim. Rowena Jaskiewicx A singer—your voice is like a bird. And over the radio you will be heard. XORBERT KaPR Though you have many troubles, They will burst into bubbles. Clara Jurkowski Joy of heaven to earth come down, Because you smile and never frown. Ernest Kisiel Although your favorites are blond, Brunettes alone of you are fond. Lottie Karpinski O marvel of bloom and grace, In you there is a trace. 30 |

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Helen Kosicki The castles you have built in ntr. Will, through good luck, be rcullg there. Bernard Klonowski Someday he’ll be a Xelson Eddy, All he needs is time to get ready. Esther Kozak Girls will be girls — you're young in your mi ml, Old heads upon young shoulders you must not expect to find. Daniel Laskowski They all call him two in one llut he doesn’t mind because he’s lots of fun. A ONES KrESK Agnes is a shy young maid. And of the men she is afraid. Frank Hescjnski Someday to congress by admirers he will be sent And next perhaps to be President. A 0 2 Helen Kot He’s coming! Watch awhile. Coming soon to make you smile! Sophie Kowalski ,1. the rose, with fragrance weeping, So his heart shall twine unsleeping. Arnold Kus He will very soon be a world famed aviator As noted as Lindbergh, perhaps even greater. Elizabeth Krawczynski One and two are not one; Hut one and nothing is tiro! Cashier Latkowski Outward sunshine, inward joy, Hlessings on the happy boy. Jean Zebrowski Jean has those friendly glances, And in many things she advances. 32]