Racine High School - Kipikawi Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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RIARGARET LORIiNSONfiiME!15,, I am I, as you can see, If I tried, who else could I bc? ANGELINE RoLL1Ns She's short-yes, very, very short Has many freckles, too, But on her picture they don't show- She's happy, l'll tell you! ROBERT CUSIIMAN-uB0bU Now here is one of our football kings, His honors Well become himg But when it comes to girls and things, Bobls blushes quite olercorne himl DONALD GEBHARDT- Don He bears his blushing honors thick upon him. IQDNA TICKNOR- Tz'cky', Come and trip it as you go, O11 the light fantastic toef' HILDA EILERtiifiHkJi, nklade up of wisdom and fun, hledley of all that's dark and clear Of all that's foolish, all that's dear. 1

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HAZRL NIESEN Modesty is candle to merit Is a saying Wise and true, I'm sure that we can truly say, That this applies to you. IIILLIAN JORGENSONYULIV, A merry girl, Within the limits of becoming mirth. AUGUST IQROPOLOSKI To him the lights of eve and morn Speak no vain things of love or ' scorn.', VICTOR NVOODTH View And e'en though vanquished, he could argue still. JULIE IVHITE Surprising things come in small packages. ELIZABETH POTTINGER- Lizzie lNIy lyre I tune, my voice I raise, But with my verses mix my sighsg And Whilst I sing a post grad's praise, I fix my heart oII a SeIIior,s eyes.

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GRACE BENSON A timid little mouse is she, Wlith glowing rosy cheeks, VVe hardly even know she's here, She is so mild and meek. lX'lARJORIE PIERCE1c6Mdfj,, A happy social butteriiy, Her lessons bring no fears. She manages to reach the mark, And has no cause for tears. LOUIS LICHTENHELD Something between a hindrance and a help. HARRY SCHENKENBURG There ain't no use in all this strife, In hurrying pell-mell right through life. AIINA IRISH A rosebud full of little thornsf AIARIE SHANNoNn Iri,rh Sheis our jolly Irish colleen, With Curly hair of brown, With rufiies on her temper That quickly bring a frown. 3