Racine High School - Kipikawi Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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HARVARD CARROLL He has the face of an angel, but the clevil's in his eye. IDAVID ERICKSON 4-HDKZUEU The poor horse broke his leg: they Shot himg he's dead. FRANCES ALLEN A nuisance to a workerg A giggler all the timeg And she's the greatest flapperg On gum e'er wasted dime. RUTII PETERSON W-what would vou do if vou couldn't say exactly whaft you thirik? LEWIS PAYNE l A fl' He never got over hisafreshrnn RICHARD SMITH - Dirk My manners are dainty, My walk is quite pretty, And my 'voice is so sweet, My name Should be Lettyg You See I'm quite a treat. - n years

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IEROME MICKELSON All things are not what they seem. BEATRICE BUELL - Bee Would I were the only woman in this world of men. HELEN BARTA - Lena Can we judge people by 'rheir walk? HELEN GREEN She's a very saucy person. How snippy she can beg But to Harold she is different There's a reason, don't you see? MARY HALAMKA When at school I don't deny She is, or seems, so awful shyg But you should see her at a dance, The other girls haven't a chance. GEORGE BENSON A man doesn't like to go to hed with the chickens, and yet he always wants to roost high.

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THEODORE STEWART - Teddy' This tall and lanky little boy Is surely bright and pertg In vain with girls he tries to toy, But never catches any skirt. EMIL MAUEL Silence is golden, but even gold tarnishes. WILMER DAVIS - Wim Wilmer likes himself quite well, Who likes him better 'tis hard to tell. ROBERT BANE - Bob Bane, Bane, wonderful Bane, When it comes to talking You give us a pain. EDGAR MUEHR- Hey, I've got an idea! HAROLD IENSEN With a flivver and a past He ought to be really fast, But nobody knows Except - Helen.