Racine High School - Kipikawi Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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.AA JN' 0 M E' , '.' Z2 af. Gram X i f CASTALIA ll af gg i M-Tmmzwzaitiesisirrq t . 4 i 4l 1 1 J, esrr i i L i ef! ,Q I GLEASON IPI! CASTALIAN CLUB ROLL Mary Albino Rosila Baker Ruth Barr Gladys Blocki Margaret Brown Hazel Buck Lydia Buxton Alice Cahoon Helen Clancy Etta Davidson Sarah Davidson Anna Davies Emily Donaldson Ella Evans Ida Fredrickson Esther Gifford Marguerite Gillen Elizabeth Hansen Esther Haub Ruth Harvey Edith Herrick Helen Hugenin Karoline Hurlburt Helen Ingalls Hulda Jacobson Vlasta Jandl Esther Jensen Helen Kannnerer Catherine Lourie Carrie Peklo Dagmar Peterson Marie Menger Regina Mohr Mabel Morgan Ruth Nelson Anna Rasmussen Virginia Rodigan Ida Samuel Estelle Sawyer Hildegarde Schacht Marie Schulte Ruth Semines Sarah Silverman Lillian Sponsel Tlully Strand Helen Van Arsdale Frank Weeks Elda Vllhite Esther Woocl Edna Young I i f-s 5-

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Y - 3912 i ,1.KIPfKAW1-ltwlfj BOYS ' LITERARY CLUB lflarly last fall a gironp of lligrh School lmoys got together and laid plans for a Literary Vlnh. YVe had had various kinds of debating' elnhs in past years, hnt we wished this to he 011 a more pwniauent basis. Un Uetolmw the tenth a eonnnittee inet and drew np a constitution. The first regrnlar meeting' was held October six- teenth in lirooni Eigrllt. The constitution was nnaninionsly adopted. and officers for the first semester were elected. Onr tirst president was llardy Stee- holni. Charles Kanneiiherg, tlnilhert Barr and Edwin Raynion were elected to the oftiees of viee-president, secretary and treasnrw. respeetively. Jaeolm ll. VVein- lmergg' was eleeted swgreant-at-arnis. Regular nieetings wwe held every Klon- day afternoon. The proggranis, eonsisting' -of dm-hates, oratious, deelaniations, plays and ninsie. were very interesting: ln Novenilmer, Beloit sent ns an invita- tion to join a debating' league. YVe ae- repted, and in a few weeks we were noti- tied that we were to meet Kenosha lligh School. The snhjert of the delmate was to he Woman Sntl'rag'e in Wisconsin and Illinois. Although about thirty students volnntewed, the ftttllll was tinally ehosen from the nienilmers of onr elnh and our sistw soeiety. At the spring' election of officers, Hoy Maher was elected to the presideney and Charles K2l11l1ll1ll3ltl'Ql' was again eleeted vice-president. Osear Jaeohson was eleet- ed sewetary: 'l'. Gleason Morris, treasur- er. The president and seeretary will hold their olliees till next fall, when the work will he taken np again. As a rnlniiuation for this year's work we are planning' to give 'l'lie xV0l'lill0llSt' N'Vard. hy l.ady Gregory. 'l'his will he an open meeting' to which all of onr sehool- niates and friends are to he invited. Mrs. Vonipton has been our witie and adviser. l'ndw her eapahle direetion we have aeeoniplished all that might he ex- peeted. -.l. Hnillmert Barr, '12,

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