Racine High School - Kipikawi Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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ATORSE, CIWENDOLIGN For tlIe love of the Board ol Ileallhlu AIRKVICKA, IIEVVIS The boy poet. RIURPHY, CLAIRE SlIe's Irish. AIURPHY, IJUCILLE I'm little, but I'm cutef' AIUTCHIE, IDA AIAY Get your ehin up. higher. AIYERS, CIEORGE Heads Or tails? MYERS, SAM I.et your brother do his own geometry. NIESEN, RUTH Shy as a squirrel that leaps among tlIe pine tops. NELSON, PEARL HUII, if you do! NELSON, WARD He seems quiet-hut you'd he sur- prised. NIKL, BESSIE A demure little maid whose name is Nikl Raves all day long about boys wlIo are fickle. OLSON, HELGA She's a regular dare -A--l CJLSEN, TIERBERT Herbert Olsen's on Our team, As aforwaml he's a pippin, But he,s not forward Other wise, Gee, girls, ain't he rippin'l PATON, IJYDIA Lydia looks very demure. We wonder if she is. PLATZ, IllDVVARD HVVOrk, work, work, my labor never fagsfv PETERSON, ALBERT His ancestral blood works conversely in this young gentleman. PETERSON, ADOLPII The boy VVOI1LICI'.,7 A PETERSON, HELEN I slIould worry. PIERCE, I'lARI,E Xkhose heart has lIe pierced? IDIICRCE, KATIIRYN IYlIere do you buy your Complexion? POIIORSRY, AIILA 'lVIIlIy memorize everything? IDOPELKA, IXIARIE 'IA model young lady. RAMSEY, KATHERINE TOO bad every year isnlt leap year. IQAPP, HELEN Who can slam or '4Rappl' a girl as small as she? RASNIUSSEN, IXIABEL She looks tame, but looks deceivef' REID, IJORTHEA I got paid to-day. I got tired. IQEID, AIILDRED HHer modestyls a Candle to her merit. IQENO, IIENRY '4Old Solitudefi RITTMAN, IXIILO IIis life is made up of a series of puf- p '11 f-p Z1 t.f. IQOBERTS, fTER'I'RUDE A sweet and gentle murmur, faintly heard and far away. IQOBINSON, EVA HOII, what a terrible time we had. IQOSIIAR, ICTIIEL 'CHC never calls On me when I have my lessonsf' SCHAQIIT, ,IULIETTE If we slammed her she'd be sehaeht. Cshoekedj. SCHEUPPLER, ALICE cc 1 ' RIO make her henr w'Ive This girl doth slavefl SCIIILLINO, ILDNA A SllIlIll1Q'mll1J to par. SCHULTZ. RIARGARET Vlvhy the sudden studiousness? SCIIORN, I.UELLA I refusef,

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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.

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X SMITH, XYlT.I.X.XM Vi hy tlIe blushesi' SOGARD, RALPH Our class optimist. SONNENTOG. LJLIVE Ulf powder were sand, she'd put the Sahara out of business. SORENSON. SVENIJ If he eould wiggle his ears like lIIs Adam's apple, he would be able to fly. SToIfIfI-QI.. CICCILE 'Wlhat thou art we know notg Vlvhat is most like thee?'l STRAND. RALPH 'll love the lassies, but who loves mei YFEUBNICR7 ELMER l love not study less, but ease tlIe moref' r11IIIESEN, AILEEN Come down to earth. THORSON, RUTH llihat knoweth she? Xlueh, but little does slIe say of it. TIIIRIKS, HOXVIXRD He's always sayii TR12IeIII:I., RU'1'II 'Ll am l. TRLIB1BUI.lI. XlARIoRIIf: '4Don't bother me. lllll busy? TUl NI'IL1.. DELWIN 4: ' ,' --7 ls my hair all right? UNAVITCH, jonx He could be marked HIC in basket throwing. lg witty things? w w W W W W W W W W L. NYICTOR, ICTIIEI. Now, lfthel, don't blush. YORPAIII., FRANK Aly sister's a graduatef' AGONER, .IosI5PIIINI5 Drop your voiee, it wonlt. break. IQBIQR, ciERALDlNE Mildred Reidls better half. EBER, IRENIL Vllliat would you do Jaekies? without your msn, STIIPIIEN There are only two Cormaek and myselff, lrishmeng Ble- IIITAKER, CATII1-:RINE uve wonder if she has caught for skipping? ever been Il,D, l'lDWVARD 'K Does anyone want to match pennies? II.1.IAMs, .ELLEN Shels sweet. but her pockets are sweeter. II.I.IAMsoN, lCI.I.EN Oh, here is fair lillen. XYherels young Loehinvar? 1I.soN, AlARjORIE A prim little maid with a quite demure air, She wears modest Colors except in lIer hair. IsIIAU, EDGAR UNI , x . . . ' - y views on any subject-ready to use. Try them. K' 'ff-f' ,Z'f f X . Z' , - p X 'i C- ir.: ' lx A ,. ' we G 1 'swf I e Tw! ,na .,y-JIIWQ :fain :W K -eg, ,Shea 45