Racine High School - Kipikawi Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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Ethel Benedict I have often regretted my speech, never my silence. Gleason Morris Tea Gleason There once was a T. Gleason Morris, Who loved to lecture before us . In a voice 'lood and deep 'T would arouse us from sleep , He made as much- noise -as a chorus. Frances Simon Not a word will she disclose, Not a word of all she knows.

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Libbie Iandl Lib Lib Jandl greatest of our athletes, Attends each one of the basketball meets, Ahead is her stand, For she's best in the land And with her, we shall never be beat. Arthur Dumphy Some people were born graceful. Loretta Crabb Once there was a little lass With cheeks so round and rosy, That, if sitting on the grass You'd think she was a posy.

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Etta Davidson Here's to the girl with the fuzzy head, Here's to the girl with the cheeks so red, She loved our class so That a year ago She decided to stay with us, 't is said. l F I john Addison Butch Happy am I, from care I was free Why ar'n't they all contented like me? 1 Marguerite Gillen Muggs Dear charming little Marguerite, Because of you, we cannot sleep, We worry much, as to whom 'twill be Frank, John, or perhaps, another he.