Racine High School - Kipikawi Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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EARL FREDERICKSON When you get him alone -you'd be surprised. MARGARET PRITCHARD - Pritchy A human declaration of independence. MARY DUFFY - Duffy Mary, Mary quite contrary, How do your lessons go? Oh, 'E's' and 'G's' and quite a few 'P's' - Depends on my feelings, you know. ELEANOR HINDLEY - L El'nore's mad, and I'm glad, And I know what'll please her, A bottle of praise, and comp's - just rave, And three big laddies to squeeze her. l HAZEL KASPER - Kayne 'Tis whispered round by those who know, That you're a lovely lassg But we don't know, so why not show Your assets to the class? HAROLD NEWMAN- john Doe At twenty-one a man knows every- thingy at fifty he wishes he knew some- thing.

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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.

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CARL BURKERT The only reason he hasn't red hair is because ivory doesn't rust. EDNA GUNTHER - Eddie Angel faces are often the cloak for non-angelic deeds. ,fit ,, JN Y CATHERINE VANCE - Katie V, -A-s Q She goes on Sunday to the church, And sits among the boysg The sermon, though, she doe-sn't hearg But makes her heart rejoice. VIVIAN DAv1s If the tongue could kill, good people would no longer have a monopoly of dying young. RAE VERB1'-,IDG Ra It is difficult to realize that this sweet girl graduate was once a short haired baby with a red nose. SVEND SORENSEN Gee, it must be great to graduate more than once.