Racine High School - Kipikawi Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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'-Cf I a 4 llARGlCT'1', MASON One day he went out walking, A pretty dame passed lay, You should have heard him telling How he caught that cute vamp's eve. VORPHAL, FRANK He's silent and meek, and from Yveek to week, he harllly Says il word. ALBINO, MARGARET , To the athletic girl- May her heart never be as hard as her muscle. KIQISTOXVPIIT, MAIITHA If I ' ll I m just me. COSTELLO, MAllX'J MfkE,, There's a twinkle in your eye, There's sunshine in your smile, But please turn your toes out Once in a while. MAINLAND, FLORENCE- FZofxie A twist of the head, a queer little drawl, And Flossie is past, this girl so tall. BREYLINGER, FRED- Fritz Now we've heard a lot of answers, Some are wrong and some are right, But will spearmlnt keep its flavor, On the hed post over night? HAY, THOMAS Hets a jewel and so is she: A good ring setting that should be

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LYNCH, HIERMAN l He must needs be a wise man, he speaks so much of himself. l1ERMAN, HARRX'-'KCOT1-!f6Z,, Ladies and gentlemen, we have with us the notorious wild man from Borneo, Tarzan. He actually eats 'em alive. fNote: 'em f Another football team.D 1 FIELD, MARY- Smanzha' To see her is to love her. BREIIM, DOROTHH'?l'S!1'Zf6fJ,, This slim miss we dare not slam, She wears a green coat and a purple tam. We thought we'd give her just a knock, For when she talks, you can hear her a block. STEIL, LEONE Nothing is too much for Leone. MURPHY, CLAIRE One and inseparable- lrish love for their country-and each other. LA POUR, MILTON LKTW' Ceilingl Belnlil bflllll' liI1C'CS. LoCIIoWITz, FELIX He's silent and slow. That's all we know. Csignedj-eslam Committee.

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PLATZ, EDWARD Ed is always on the go, Where it is we do not know, Sometimes it's to Keno, Perhaps just to a show. BREHM, HEIIBERT A good looking Senior named Herb Who drives a good looking car, Had picked up some girls we have heard. They had to walk back quite far. IOSLYN, DOROTHY I love not man the less, but knowl- edge more. A CUMMING, ELIZABETH- L1'zzif Tho' modest and gentle, she is the best kind, Ambitious-but still not a bit of a grind. PATON, LYDIA Next? SHERMAN, ELEANOR There are those who are not afraid of rats. HUNTING, RUSSELL He talks, and he talks, he never is still, If words were bullets, how many he's kill. JOHNSON, CHARLES- Chuck One would take him for a poet ludging by his hair. Tell us all just how you grow it, It must be an awful care. 1