Racine High School - Kipikawi Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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ELOISE PIERCE VVe are beginning shewdly to suspect the young lady of a terri- ble talent-poetrylv AIILDRED LEWIS+iiM0wi6,, Here,s to the girl witlI a lIeart and a smile, That makes this bubble of life Worth Whilef, FREDERICK VVATERIIOUSE- Red Red iII lIair and opiIIioIIs. DANIEL DOMSKY It is a wrong theory of life that seeks to find all enjoyment out- side of one's occupation. HAZEL AIILLER Life is not so short That there is not always time for humorf' FAITH TRUMBULL y Bright as the suII her eyes the gazers strike, But like the sun-they shine on all alikef,

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JEANETTE JOHNSON Although red hair she docs possess, She very seldom Waits For her quick temper to protest, But laughs away her fate. FLORENCE KNUDSON She is cheerful. Yes, if you con- sider giggles cheerfulness. CHARLES c:HRISTIANS0N7uChltfku As an actor confessed Without rival to shine, As a wit, if not first, in the very first line, On the stage he was natural, sim- ple, affecting, ,Twas only that when he was Off he was acting. DONALD MCIQLROY- Don,' Our High School is a stage, And Don is our leading man. ESTHER RIUNRO Wlc think she could be naughty, if the powers-that-be would per- rnit. CvRACE HOGAN To be merry best becomes you, for Out Of the question you were born in a merry hour.

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ELEANOR BAGGOTT-uB!lggOll,, She Hys hither and thither And much does she say, But We all enjoy that, 'Cause she's peppy and gay. VICTORIA MARCUSSEN--ic Vicky Vicky, Vicky, Vicky Van, VVe would like your thoughts to scan, Though you seem a bit sedate, You're all there at any rate. HERBERT Voss- Herbien No where so bisy a man as he there was, And yet, he seemed bisier than he Wasf' VICTOR LARSEN-ii Vonk H 4'Look beneath his blushes for his virtues. JIEANETTE FAGANTJCJEH ', If it Werenlt for the optimist, the pessimist would never know how 7 97 happy he Wasn t. DAGNE SORENSON c'She that was evcr fair, and never proud, Had tongue at Will, and yet was never loud. 'l