Racine High School - Kipikawi Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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L?1'1Er1S1i'-'fX ?,.:zK1PtLK4wx2 berg's suggestion in the form of a n1o- tion? At this request El pink-headed youth with fi Napoleonic- :mir arises and says, I move fllilt we follow Mr. NVeinberg's sug- gestion and zleeept the use of the ezunp for an evening. And I am sure,'l he gen- erously concedes, Htllilt if the girls will provide sutlieient food, we boys will take ear-e ofthe bob. Ile sits down quite u11- disturbed by the battery of significant re- marks fired at him by the outraged girls. 'AEI'-ai, the president emeritus is so much ?lltlI'lIlPLl at the thought of insuffi- cient food that she forgets to address the chair. HYes, indeed, girls-w-we must have plenty of sandwiches-you know how boysziresand being out in the air. Girls, do you suppose eighteen dozen are enough if we have about three gallons of beans with them? The seeret:u'y. who is apparently labor- ing under the impression that she is to ezlt the entire eighteen dozen, shows signs of an zipproaehing demise. Nevertheless, she recovers suffieiently to moan. O peo- . th' th' 2 ' ' Hi S th I l ple' fl s 1 il0ll1l fipieu besides e heals and goodness only knows wuit else! A stormy diseussion follows, in which si eompromise of twelve doze11 is ettecfted. Alarmed at the prospeet of further wordy battles. the girls unanimously agree to plan the details among them- selves, and the meeting adjourns with the same hilarious confusion with whieh it began. -Esther A. Jensen and Regina D. Mohr, '12 EXHIBIT-CAM ERA CLUB

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am-ff - - rw f-me-Ve-.sam S- , '. le' -'-X. sf L :EN ' , .5 ' fi, A CAMERA CLUB MEETING -and such a shade, why you can see her clear across the room-'7 I don't see anything pretty-sh-h- here comes- W-well, girls, i-is there a quorum present? Where are the boys? questions the president emeritus. Heah, heah, answers Jacob VVein- berg, with an expansive smile. I thought this was a Camera Club meeting and not a discussion of styles. Conversation, which had ceased abrupt- ly, is again resumed as one or two of the faculty members and a number of the boys casually saunter into the room. Mur- murs of Isn't he cute? I've got a crush on him, emanate from the feminine contingent of the assembled. L-let me see-, says the president emeritus, meditatively, looking around the room, Hamer isnit here, who is- who is vice-president? O Regina, you will preside? After a short interlude of persuasion, the vice-president is forcibly thrust into the chair. She raps on the desk. Meeting will please come to order. She raps again, but still with no effect. The meeting will p-l-e-a-s-e come to order. Gradually the argument about the last basketball game dies away, and the members drop reluctantly into their chairs. The secretary, says the vice-presi- dent, with the determination of despair, will please call the rollf' After a few moments of delay, the sec- retary produces a tattered scrap of paper and the meeting is seemingly begun in earnest. Michael Costellof, calls the secretary. There is no answer, but the door opens and Howard Hamer sidles into the room, glances uncertainly at the chairman, and explains to the club in general, 'tEr-a sorry, I've got a date, and withdraws. There is a suppressed giggle, and the meeting proceeds. Another slight delay ensues, however, when the secretary, aft- 1- .I 5 er vainly shaking her Cicero, fails to discover the minutes of the preceding meeting. The business before the club is to con- sider thc proposed outing. Is there any discussion ? HMadau1 Chairman! Jacob Weinberg leaps up in spite of his right-hand neigh- bor's frantic eiforts to demolish his coat and his left-hand neighbor's urgent en- treaties to sit downf' I propose that we make this outing a sleigh-ride party. Cljrolonged applause.l I have'been in- formed that a friend has kindly offered us the use of her camp foh an evening. CRah! Bully for Docll If we should staht right aftah lunch We would have an opportunity to secure some snow-pictures before dinnah- K'-Who said eats? shouts Charles Kannenberg, suddenly aroused from a reverie by the magic word dinnah. Miss Chairmanll' Regardless of the fact that Jacob Weinberg still has the floor, Charles Kannenberg eagerly pro- ceeds to air his views before the club. HI suggest that the girls bring the 'feed' and welll stand for the 'hearsef Conscious of having done his duty, he sits down, complacently awaiting the unanimous approval of the club. To his intense disgust he is rewarded by a frigid stare from the vice-president and -a polite- ly emphatic Mr. Weinberg still has the floor, Mr. Kannenbergf' A-a-ah, Mr. Weinberg, accept my most humble, profuse and heartfelt apologies. CAside, Nit ! D QAside to Barr, Would- n't take that old floor if you gave it to me. D HThank you, Mistah Kannenberg, thank yuh, returns Mr. Weinberg, a11d after two ceremonious bows the young Chesterfields reseat themselves. The club has been so taken up with this exchange of delicate courtesies that the subject previously under discussion is forgotten. Waiting a moment for the clamor to subside, the vice-president arises and, from force of habit, raps for order. Will someone please put Mr. Wein-

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