Racine High School - Kipikawi Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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jvIf.,L. K, MANcH1N:sTr:R, Lois- Rai Jolly and merry and full of fun, Brilliant she is in more ways than one. IIAYMAN, IEANET'l'lf'Hfl1'l'IKH If love and duty clash, Let duty go to smash. FIELD, GICOIIGIEYKI Sle1f1z11y lle may not he speedy like some ot' you guys, But some day soon you'll get a sur- prise. POHORSKY, M1 LA A studious maid who's not very tall, We hardly have heard her voice at allg But l think to take it from her looks, She's a girl who's very fond of hooks. lVlARK, MAIZGAIZET-'KM1lgg5,, If she has any faults, She has left us in doulmt. At least, in four years, VVe could not tind 'em out. MRKVICKA, LICXVIS'KlFi!l'b1lJffT,, Some in their discourse desire rather Commendation of wit in he- ing ahle to hold all arguments, than of judgment in discerning what is true. SORENSON, IIELGA I know a girl with dear, rosy cheeks, She walks in a day what l. walk in a week, She's a studious girl with a high grade of E Why she carries school hooks, it's quite plain to see. FAGAN, ELISANORE-H Parlay In classy clothes she's always dressed, llas curls, hut not hy nature blessed, She's tall and she's athletic, too, And does all things that girls should do.

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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.

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GEBHARDT, GEORGE-iicfbbjfii Gebby's a star at basketball, Often he's seen in Lower Hall, And well we know when he is there, For we see a happy grin and some wavy hair. IORGENSON, IOHN- jiggf He's not afraid of women Nor of them afraid to talk, He sure knows how to win 'em, But with them hates to walk. CP. S. He uses a car.j ROBERTS, GERTRUDE Her skin is fair, Her hair is waved, I asked her how she curled it. Andkohl how she raved. JACOBS, GATHEL The calm and peaceful expression of this Senior girl personifies bene- ticent quietude-perhaps? MEYERS, EVANGELINE- Vangeu A girl of letters- Oh when, will the next one come? IIORVATH, HELEN Do you not know I am a woman? When I think I must speak. SWINGLE, EVERETT-H Shingle Too much silence is not golden. EVANS, ALBERT Long trousers at lastl