Racine High School - Kipikawi Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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SOULE, MAE Nlodesty seldom resides in a breast not enriched hy noble virtues. FIRKS, ADICLINE 'tl have tastecl earthly happiness. I have livecl, and It have loved. SOGARU, RALPH- Sog1'f Gol VVondrous creature, mount where science guides, Go, measure earth, weigh, and state the tides. Instruct the planets in what orbs to run, Correct the time, and regulate the sun. THORSON, RUTH 'Tis as 'you say, Ruth, He's better looking, in truth, Than his picture. But- Why not patronize your own city? MUTCHIE, InA IWA E Ida Mae, so sweet anal gay, Trippling happily on your way. LICARY, HENRY 'IIa1zle Very, very, very weary Looks a student, llenry Leary, He must work throu h mlclnl ht 1 g 5 Q rearv- Wcmrking for an HE. RASMUSSEN, NLXBLE Shelll get over it. 'They all do. LAHR, MARGARET- Mugg,r ll Y ' ' I m always in haste, but never in :1 hurry. U

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NIESEN, RUTH She's pretty, she's witty, She's clever, devout, She's quite fascinating, Now-Look out. CATTERALL, MARION How charming she woulcln't be, il she were natural. MANTELL, IACOB lake Mantell is a fickle young lad, Music's his hobby, girls are his fad. RosHAR, ETHEL I know a lady who talks so inces- santly, she won't give an echo fair play. KASPER, EMMA Some call her quiet, but we can't see it. KASTLER, NORMAN-K'N0T77l,, Snaps? He snaps them up. HANSEN, MILDRED-KIM1-CkEj',' Here's a plump lass who's happy and gay, ' She goes to a party most every day. Nevertheless our Mickey is happy and bright, E'en though she gets home in the late hours of night. HERZOG, RUTH Learning is ever good, especially in the freshness of youth.

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WHITAKER, CATHERINE-U Taddyv Happy and snappy and gay, She's into some mischief all day, And now we're beginning to find, That she doesn't belong with the real slow kind. REID, MILDRED She's taller than the rest, But no better than the best. The mumps got her too, The same as me and you. KRUEL, EUGENE 'Tis with our judgments as with our watchesg None go just alike, yet each be- lieves his own. IOHNSON, LA VERNE Ding, dong, Del In love La Verne fell. CAMPBELL, IDOROTHY-HDOIU Dorothy likes school better than ever before, But she sees him in other places- even more. SCHUBERT, CARL- Cu!ly He powders and paints, and curls his hair, And most of his speech is all hot air. KLICPERA, MAE- Molly Mae had a beau, he went away: He may come back most any day, Until he does-- HAUB, HAZEL O fig for care, a fig for woe, I am happy Wherever I go.