Racine High School - Kipikawi Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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IOHN SVOBODA - johnny What has everything and lacks noth- ing? - I ALICE JENSEN She has four eyes and always imagines she IS seeing some boy following her. RUTH BYE She is quiet and clemure, Cares not for the worlcl's lureg But look into her eye And you'll see - Ruth Bye. LOUISE Poocu We think you know an awful lot, but why be backward about it? HELEN MooRE- Hummy - bif- She giggles b day V V And flivvers ily night. V yr l To Harold she'll stick With all her might. EMIL GEYER Your independence might look like impudence to your neighbor.

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TH EODORE RUFFOLO - Tai If a man is right he doesn't have to get mad about it. RUTH G. NEI.SON Nicely laundered but too well starched. URSULA BAUMANN A girl is well-dressed when she can withstand the gaze of the public and yet cloes not cause undue attention. MARGARET BROWNE - Marg Don't forget, Marg,- a sense of humor is a great big essential in life. B ETH B Loom- What would a Butterfly do without wings? X EDWARD SORENSON He'll blush at morning, noon, and night 5 He'll blush when called on to reciteg He'll blush when a la ssie looks his way 3 In fact, he blushes the live-long day.

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EDMUND GILDAY - Ed. Clockwork gets rusty when still. ,. VINCENT OLLE - Bama A graceful, slender willow, With head preceding feet. He's aptly nicknamed Beano,- As a clown he's hard to beat x7ERNA SOMMERS - Hum stands She talks and talks and talks some more. She talks the live-long day. Oh my, how fast her mouth does go, Yet how little does she say. EDITH PETERSON - Edie Mocking-bird. KENNETH KEHL - Kenny Some might call his an artistic temper- ament, but to us it looks like plain Yankee mulishness to the nth degree. ROY WHITLEY Some day that boy will really get enough courage to smile at a girl.