Racine High School - Kipikawi Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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,1 . . A 'h ,T K . K K N ,,,,L . , , ,,.,,1 W ,- , , -f - , r Q11' V Piero danced harder and faster. Still it increased, and it seemed racing with itself, and Piero seemed racing with it. Then it broke into a great burst and Piero fell to the ground. He was cured. -Emily Donaldson, ,13. I'D LIKE T0 BE I'd like to be a poet, And I'd be one every time, If only when I had a thought I could find a proper rhyme. I'd like to be a singer, The world by storm I'd take If only when I tried to sing My poor voice didnlt break. I'd like to be an artist, Witll pictures to bring me fame. But the pictures that I dream of VVhen on paper's not the same. I'd like to be an actor, And on the stage I'd go, If only when I tried to act I didn 't tremble so. But since I can't be what I'd like I'll buckle down and delve, And then perhaps-I'1n I10t yet sure, I'll graduate with 1912. -Arthur Dunp'hy, '12. OUR ARTISTS The Annual Board wishes to thank Roy Hutchinson and Raymond Gleason for their work. To them is due more than half of the attractive appearance of the Kipi Kawif' We appreciate their hearty co-operation with us in making our Annual a success. VACATION TIME The whole world is looking at me with a smile, The school-bell will take a rest for awhile, I don 't hanker for schooling, it is I10t my way, For, you see, all the blue sky is out today. The birds in the grove have a sweet little song, The bees in the grain are buzzing along, Fresh breezes are blowing, no clouds on the way, For, you see, all the blue sky is out today. The fiowers in the grove have a sweet, pleasant scent, The cherries and berries their sweetness have lent, I don't care for school, how could I? Say? For, you see, all the blue sky is out today. Then good-bye to our books. for awhile at least, Our studies and lessons will all now cease. Then hurrah! Let 's all be happy and gay, For, you see, all the blue sky is out today. -Mary Vrana, '12. Farewell to the High School, so brim- full of mirth, The birthplace of wisdom, the region of worthg VVherever I wander, wherever I rove, The halls of the High School forever I love. My heart's in the High School, my heart is not hereg My heart 's in the High School, that to me is so dear. -Elizabeth Spencer, '12, --.

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