Racine High School - Kipikawi Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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IAMES ANDERSON - jimmy He's fickle - but who cares? FLORENCE GAISER - Fleury A mighty pain to love, I wis, And 'tis a pain that pain to missp But, of all pains, the greatest pain To love a larl, and love in vain. LUCILLE SCIIULTE - Lu Words are like leaves, and where they most abound Much fruit of sense beneath is rarely found. ELEANOR SACKRIDER - Senorim Men are the least of my worries, but I spend an awful lot of sleepless nights. MILDRED HILKER A very frank lass is she And to the teachers she's frank as can be. FRANK EICHELBERG - Ikey It's all right for some people to indulge in self-admiration, otherwise they would'nt get any.

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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.

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ORVIN KLEMA He's got a goocl line, but his hooks are rusty. ALICE MOORE - AL She tries to be Coy, Her laugh is quite nice, But the High School hoy 5 It fsils to entice. N X, X, lf, ,R ELLWABETH WALKER She looks neat and smooth, but she has ruffles on her temper. CARRIE HANSON Hurry, hurry little star, We're always wondering where you are. First up the stairs, then down the hall, We can't get a glimpse of you at all. GRACE CAHooN She copies her work, She's fond of the boys. From them she'll ne'er shirk. She handles them as toys. WALTER LIND A had case - empty bottles.