Racine High School - Kipikawi Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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I71ELD, GEORGE W'ho,s beat Itleldf FIELD, IXIARY 'chlary minds her business. FILER, ANNABELLE Oh, she's the sweetest thing! FIRKS, ADELINE Adeline, sweet Adeline' CTEBHARDT, GEORGE The girls bother me, but I don't seem to bother them. CTENSZLER, CTARRET lVhy not reduce a little? GLUCK, IllTTA She's cuter this year than last year. GREY, IDA HI know what I mean, but l can't express itf, KTRIEST, KIARTIIA IXIme. Bernhardt the second. CTROVER, ILLMER Knowin, all 'bout girls is just 'bout as profitable as bein' a good wlnttlerf HALL, JOHN Hall, small, in stature Only. I'IAAs, ROY This boy likes his arithmetic. PIANSEN, ARTHUR Oh, 'what wouldn't we do, my dear hlr. Red, If we were as brilliant as the top of your headfv flANSEN,lXI1LDRED Little girl with the strawberry com- plexion. HANSEN, Xl11.TON Hels unknown!! HARGETT, NIASON His Hashing dark eye and eloquent tongue- They hold us spell-bound, every one. H1XRRIS, NYELTON He looks very husky, as if well fed. HAUB, IIAZEL Bly sister's in the navyf L HAY, 'l'i1OMAs A dashing cavalier is he. HAYEK, I'lLs1E ' She shuns society, even to the extent of cutting classes. IIAYMI-IN, JICANETTE She slammed lierself,f-'gllm too good to be slammed! HECK, FRANK Hjudge thou me by what I am. IIERMAN, ITARRY An enthusiastic chemist heg He delights to play with T. N. T. IIERMES, CORA She doesn't think it taking advantage of her teacher to come to class with her lessons prepared. CFD HARRINOTON, YOLONDA Que beso sus labios? IIERZOG, IQUTII Only lfdoollfy can please her line ear, lYhile l'imercon's lffmyf she likes to hear. I'lEuER, HILM1-:R He should have been a woman, he al- ways tries to get the last word. IlONE,Ol.1vE Ml just adore boys!!' IIORVATH, HELEN She is so thrifty! ITUNTING, IQUSSELI. Our pool shark. -Iixcoiss, CTATIIEL 'cShe's too quiet to suit mc. -IANSA, YL,XS'I'A 'I Cute? JEDJKA, LLOYD I was raised on Horl1ck's. ,IENs1-LN, ITOMER Wie wish he'd shock us. .lENsEN, NIARGARET Why the modesty? IOIINSON, CHARLES I HTurn off the heat and turn on the fans, 9 he's going to talk! '

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L. Biuniur Slams IADAMSKI, CIENEVIEVE I don't know. JXLBINO, AIARGERET I would I were as smart as she. ANDERSON, HINRRIET Vlill she ever stop studying? ANDERSON, HOWARD HTIIO one hath a tongue, ll doth not prove him a man. ANDERSON, AIERLE AIay I please borrow some paperrw IIXRONIN, IQUTH Vliho would ever guess she is Abe's sister? ASDAHL, AIARJORIE 6'Oh. my hairlw AUGUSTINE, IJILLIAN 4'SOmehow I eau7t make my eyes be- have. BAGGOTT, PHILIP He,S aII aIIgel Ill disguise. Can't you tell it by lIis eyes? BARTA, ISLEANOR Dimplesl Oh myl and an artist's eye, and tlIe will to try. BECK, ANDREXN' Sleep nights. BECK, ISLMER True love must single-hearted be.'I BEHRENS, HERMAN 'fHave you any chickens on your farm?H BELCHER, CIODDARD The lad with the faee so fair and the . beautiful wavy hair. BERTHELSON, ARTHUR llve wonder why girls bore Arthur so. BISHOP, GORDON Graduation, and then the laundry for me. BREIIM, IDOROTHY Beam OII, sweet maid, and let who will be clever. BREIIM, RDMUND Are you a Junior or :I Senior? BREIIM, I'IERBPIR'1' uThe fine young man danced like a gentlemanf' BREYLINGER, FRED I'l'en though vanquished, he could argue still. BURNS, DONALD Oh, those Kenosha girlslu CAHOON, LOUISE Willy the rush, Dewey? CAMPBELL, DOROTHY She's very angelic. CATTERAL, IXIARION Slam me hard. I like it.', CHRISTIANSON, IXIAGDA Our little vamp? CLANCY, ISMILY To get thine ends, lay bashfulness aside. CLAUSEN, BESSIE Where did she find her wiles? COSTELLO, AIARY She is an Irish Mavourneen, a staunch supporter of old l'irin,s green. CREWE, ISLIZABETII Rattle On, fair One, rattle on. CUMMING, ISLIZABETH IYateh the quirk of lIer cunning smile. DE CII,-NNT, LEE If ignorance were bliss, he'd be happy. DE SMIDT, LEON He'd grin at lIIs Own funeral. ETTINGER, CLINTON lVhO is that girl? ISVANS, ALBERT 'fVVhen I am grown to man's estate, I shall be very wise and greatl EVANS, HAROLD 'fIt a 's to advertisew. P IIAGAN, ISLEANOR '6l'm from lVInd Po1ntg'nufsaid.',

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JonNsON, LAY1-IRNE Allie Careful with those eyesl JOHNSON, VVIIIIARIJ The girls think lfwillls all right. Espec- ially one does. JOSLYN, IDOROTHY Wie envy her in' chemistry, For we all, too, would science sharks he. liIXR1.lTZSKY, ISVXDORE Herels to the boy who has Lincoln beat, He talks with his hands, his tongue, and feet. KAsPAR, LllNlM.X 'lQuiet Emma. IQENNEDY, KIARION Have we a fairy in our midst? vs IQLEIN, CEERTRUDE - and 'tis those who talk the most who say the leastlu KLEN1,-X, rFHERESA Our 'AEM student. KI.ICPER,X, MAE Everyone knows how she loves gym. IQOEHLER, XYARREN He'll be a man some day. He can wear his father's shoes now. KAUPIE, JOSEPH Gee, what If he worked for a whole dayl KREUL, EUGENE A precocious young gentleman. KRISTOPEIT, KIARTHA Her eyes are dark, her smile well known, But best of all, her complexion's her own. LAIIR, XIARGARET Shakespeare said, HlYhen a woman thinks, she must talkw. Do you ever think, Klaggie? l,ARsON, RONALD Gee, doesnlt he love M. 8 M.f LARsON. 'VIIEODORE He has a smile that ean't he beat. L. LAWRENCE, HELEN 'illm not very tall, in fact,l am shortg But everyone knows that llm ua good sport. LEARY, HENRY His name applies to his attitude toward girls. IIEVIN, FANNIE Her tongue, it wags from morn 'til night, But still we think her heartls all right. LocIIowITz, l ELIx l'All women are vampslll LYNCH, HERMAN Close it. Weld like to see your fea- tures. XLXINLAND, FLORENCE This young lady is hard to slam, So I'll have to leave it to another, XlANTE1,L, JACOB H 'Tis with our judgments as our watches, none go just alike, yet each believes his own. li iXl.'XRK, KIARGARET Among its marks, this class has at least our good One. KlARR, H1C1.1iN How she hates herself! MANcIIEsTER, LUIS Her hair is tinged a fiery red. lf freckles were ginger snaps, we'd all be fed. lXlAXWEI,L, IQUSSELI. 'WYhere's your backbone? IXICCAUGIIEY, CILENN Stay still, my palpitating heart, l think l have this plant classif1edl iXlClllI.ROY, BENJAMIN He likes to dance, but held rather fuss. XHZRRIMAN, EDWIN Wllhe king roared with mirth. EIEYERS, 1'iV.XNGEI,INE '4VVlIo's your sailor? ElIL1.1'2R, BEUI.AII She's a meek little thing.