Racine High School - Kipikawi Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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--rx su GERALD NELSON A bill poster finds his place and then sticks there. WINEIELD FOSTER - Win Vociferated logic kills me quite, A noisy man is always in the right. ALICE MATsoN Charms strike the sight, but merit wins the soul. HELEN HOMAN - Homy We all know that she's frivolous, A girl more frivolous you'll never see, Her motto is, This life is short And why let anything worry me? STEPHEN OELLERICH - Sinn An independent lad is he As stubborn as a mule. Not even .fha can budge him His mind set once- - it rules. FRED ADAMSON I am tall and I have a tall estimation of myself. -' fsrxiqwg

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RANDOLPH KRUEL - Wan Tell us, Randolph, is it the spice Of life not to take a girl out twice? MONA VOLKERT Her chatter beats greased lightning. ELLEN ROSHAR She may have some Irish wit, but one must search long to find it. CATHERINE HANSON Has she a personality? We wonder. CAROLINE TREULSCH - Cal. Oh Cal, oh Cal, of you we would sur- mise, An iron will, a purpose strongg , We'd guess, though we may be all wrong, That you for his favor will strive to rise. BERNARD STRAND - Berne When one thinks he can play baseball like football, is he in love?

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FRANCIS BUFFHAM - Fran He look: so manly and brave - His hair curls so divinely! BERTHA OTT Tall and thin she hurries in To see Miss Porter every morn. They converse. She's not so worse- But she looks on the class with scorn. ELIZABETH DONNER - Ben Oh Vanity Fair, why fuss with your hair, When Belle City boys you just cannot bear? And think you Cream City Has one so pretty? Then why Wear out mirrors if you don't care? ELEANOR BURGEss One can see her logic in her pauses. MAR1oR1E SvoBonA - Marj. If music be the food of love, play on. WALLACE IOHANNING As lean was his horse as is a rake And he was not right fat I undertake.