Racine High School - Kipikawi Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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HI PI I Q I THE DAIL Y EXHAUST C - -,,..L- , E ,Eg-1-2 - ,Q If . CL Q f -'U an SPORTS SENIOR GIRLS WINNERS or CLASS TOURNAMENT In a pugnaciously contested competi- tion the Senior girls vanquished the Iuniors by a magnificent score in basket- ball last evening. The Seniors have not played basketball extensively, and in learning the game found the floor hardest of all. The game was close, keeping the players and spectators on their feet every minute. At the end of the third quarter, both teams had 12 points to their credit. However, in the last uarter the Senior girls came back with damages repaired and noses repowdered, determined to win. Although hairpins flew to the right of them, and hairpins flew to the left of them, they never falt- ered, but easily outplayed their oppon- ents with their windmill style of playing. After the game pandemonium reigned, members of the champion team fell upon each other's necks, and amidst hugging and kissing, everybody was happy,-- except the Iuniors and the many boys who were present. DICK LUND OVERCOMES ED. PLATZ IN WRESTLING MATCH By taking two out of three falls from Ed. Platz, Dick Lund became the feather-weight wrestling champion of the world. The match was a-catch-as-you- can affair, and Lund showed himself a master of this style of fighting, having caught everything from a cold, to a greased pig at a country fair. SWIMMING MATCH POSTPONED The date of the annual swimming 101 match to be held by the Racine High School has been postponed because of the condition of the lake. A crew of em- ployees of the park board has been busy towing ice bergs out of the course, and as soon as this work is completed, a date will be set for the meet. The Daily Ex- hauft wishes to announce that tin loving cups will be given to the winners of the events. KID WELSH IS AGAIN WINNER IN BOUT DEFEATS BATTLING SWINGLE WHo PUTS UP A Gooo BATTLE. Before a packed house last night, Kid Welsh showed himself Qwhen he knocked out Battling Swingle in the sixthj to be still the paper-weight-champion of the world. In the first five terrific rounds the two fighters inflicted more damage upon themselves than on each other. They both displayed great ring generalship. However, in the sixth round, Welsh feinted with his right, whereupon Swingle fainted from fright, and remained down for the count of ten. The capacity crowd of 25 people who witnessed the affair seemed satisfIed with the result. is l ,ff X. K A A. W 'Xi 1 gm: mt, Z lp '45,

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. AQ.. xx. THE DAILY EXHAUST ...fuk Xxx Q P1 J PAUL RENO she hadda do wuz call me and Ifd a knocked him into the middle of next week. That's me all over-chivalrus to a maden in distress. APRIL 8. Gee, latins hard. It's a dead langwigef' but ma sez I hafta take it if I wanna be an undertaker. Oh well, only 67 more days of skule. APRIL 9. No more music lesons fer me. The teechur sed I had a better ear fer dirt than music. She wuz real nice about it tho. APRIL IO. Sunday. APRIL Il. VVent down an played golf this afternoon. Hard luck. Lost three balls an my temper. Still that's better 'n last year cuz then I usta lose four. There's nuthing like perseevance. APRIL 12. Got my report cards today. Pa wanted to know wat P. stood for. I tole him perfect, so he gave me a dollar. I hope he duzn't catch on. APRIL 15. I gess I'm getting the riters cramp. I'm gonna lay off this diary now fer awhile and recooperate. 100 THE GREATEST TIIRILL I've travelled far and wide, my boy, To climates, hot and coldg I've seen the land where the old grow young, And the young men all grow old, I've explored the land where girls pro- pose, And woo men with a song, I've been to Allatopia Where the days are three weeks long, I've visited Bukadalia land Where every hour's a thrill, I've been a Malafonia Where the well men all are ill, But in all the places that I've been, By far the greatest sight Is watching those awful Myers boys Enjoying a brotherly fight. A SENIOR ALPHABET A is for Augustine with his laugh so ab- surd. B is for Breylinger, he wants the last word. C's for Costello, our Irish colleen: and D is for De Smidt, one wouldn't think him sixteen. E is for Evans, whom we leave behind. F is for Field, he knows his own mind. G is for Gebhardt, so short, fat, and wide. H is for Hay, who's our Senior guide. I is for Ihrig, a lad of rare humor fill. I is for Iohnson. In love? That's the rumor. K is for Kruel, to the girls he does cater. L is for Lynch, he thinks he's a debater. M is for Myers, which one's left to you. N's for Pearl Nelson, Oh, if you dolv O is for Olson, for baskets he's got an eye. P is for Paton, so very demure and shy. Q is for quiet, there is no such Senior. R is for Reno, with his lordly demeanor. S is for Stoffel, about her one can't kick. T is for Tufnell with his black hair so slick. U is for Unavitch of basketball renown. V is for Victor, she can't keep blushes down. And W is for Wiechers, our Romeo fair, While X, Y. and Z stand for end, and I'm there. ARTHUR HANSEN, '2l.

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