Racine High School - Kipikawi Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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,TIT u A QW W ' H l ' ' lllllllllllll ' ll Ill llllllitllll ll iiifzllfillt'.!lllll'l.IiIltttllll 6 wg ,l 1 In ll!! lllll NELSON, KENFORD She sat on my lap, nor did I object, - For she was a stanch Bolshevik. NELSON, LILLIAN Can't you see her in a picture with a sunbonnet and a cow? NELSON, MAMIE She might make a good vice-president, she's so seldom heard. NELSON, MARION Why don't you speak for yourself, Felix? NELSON, MONRAD A man who flatters himself that he is educated. NELSON, VALDEMAR Not a chip off the old block - the old block itself. NIELSON, PALMER Palmer's handwriting? No, Palmer's hand holding. NEINSTEDT, EVEI.YN Yo ho and a bottle of perfume. OLSON, LEROY An unobstrusive lad. OTTO, GEORGE George Otto, but he doesn't. OVERDIER, EDGAR A man who knows more about you than you do yourself. PARKER, ALICE Worry less - work more! PAUL, RUTI-I Ruth, the street car is no place for flirting. POULSON, HIORDIS It's as hard to slam her as to pro- K nounce her name. ' PAUR, ELSA Wood burns, does it not? PETERSON, HELEN The boys know her for her quick speech and quicker retort. PETERSON, FRANCES Does she like the Xylophone or the Xylophonist? PETERSON, ROY A person of neither sex, who yet com- bines the bad qualities of both. PEZANOWSKI, MITCHIELUS It speaks for itself. PIE, EMMA In other words, 'Tm a pie! PORTER, I'lELEN A name to conjure with. POULSON, EARL Reveille. POULSEN, ESTHER A surprise package. POULSEN, VIOLA Truth and woman's word are at oppo- site ends ofthe pole. PRESTON, REBECCA Girls also get on fire. PROTEXTOR, EARL Now, boys, quit hurting me. PUERNER, MARGUERITE Travers Hand's opposite. QUALHEIM, ROBERT Let's buy Robert a brush and comb. QUINN, GEORGE One never hears from him but he'll rise in life if not in height. RIBECK, IRENE The age of innocence?ll RICE, HAROLD Strictly fresh. RICHTER, IOE Now we believe in Darwin's theory of evolution. ROCQUE, CELINEZE If she expected a proposal, she'd in- quire as to the date. ROLFSON, RUTH Why do such big girls have such meek voices? RORK, LACELLE A masculine name, neuter habits, feminine voice? ROSSMILLER, BESSIE Here comes the good ship T1'z'an1'c. ROTH, RANDALL Our soda fountain shark. ROTI-IENMAIER, GI.ENWAH' He studies politics, English and girls. SCIIEIELE, CARL A school girl giggle. SCHROEDER, IRVING Oh, did your mother know that you were outl SCHULTE, LORETTA No, not fat - just plump. SCHULZ, LEONA The Eiffel Tower. SEATER, GORDON A blushing Romeo.

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H 111111115 WT 111 '1 21 E2 21:i12t2222 2 b ..:A ifi fQ2 I iiilwllllelllly' 1iii '1iill1111111111111 1111, 111 1,11.1,,111,1111111111111111111 ' 11 P 1' 1 1 1111 l1 i l KRIVSKY, ROSE That giggling rural maid. KVIATKOFSKY, ROBERT Words are like bricks - not to be stumbled over in a hurry. LANGE, EDEL I want to be an old maid. LANGE, IOHN His brains are developingg notice the bump of knowledge on the end of his nose. LARGE, EDITH Her name is Large, she lives in a large house, but is she large? LARSON, OLIVE Is Olive green or ripe? LASSEN, NORMAN He walks like he looks i funny. LAU, FRANCES Frances has been looking for her feet. LAUBER, HELEN Is she trying to catch a man or pneumonia? LEHMAN, ALVIN Ichabod Crane had nothing on him. LEISER, LESTER Our prima donna. LOEPER, RUTH Is she a vision or a Sight? LOUGHEAD, GREY They call him Pinhead, but he dOeSn't think so. LONGO, LEROY His wits are not so long as his name. LOOMIS, WALLACE He isn't as good on a platform as he is on the floor. LUBOVITSKI, IJAVID He thinks the world is Mars and that he'S the war lord. LUCHT, HAROLD He'S in luck, his brains aren't pro- trusive. LYNES, GEORGE George comes to school every other Wednesday. MAXWELL, BRUCE Did Bruce speak?ll MACDOWELL, HELEN Beauty is skin deep, but Helen's beauty is deeper. MCELROX', IESSIE Oh, those eyes, Oh, those nose. MICRELSON, FRANCES She lookf beautiful. MICHNA, EARL 1 ?Who's who, and why? MICHNA, ERWIN j MIKULECKY, GRAEME A dashing young lad from the country. MILLER, BENJAMIN IS he a junior? MILLER, EVAN Egotism turned wrong side out. MILLER, GAYLE She's got a form like an hour glass. MILLER, WILLIAM He's one of those fishes called pool sharks. MOERS, ALICE A lady of uncertain age and quiet as a church mouse. MOGENSON, ESTELLE Is She an Ostrich or a giraffe? MOGENSON, VIGGO Ve go where? MOORADIAN, EARL We'll guarantee him a position in a lumber camp. MORAWETZ, RAYMOND It may be so - perhaps thou hast A warm and loving heart. I will not blame thee for thy face, Poor devil as thou art. .1 MORGAN, GLADYS Shoots a wink with most uncertain aim. MULLER, LOUIS Don't get so devilish, Louis. Papa use the Shingle. MURPHY, JEAN X She has a capacity for evading hard work. MYERS, CIIARLES Any -relation to the Myers brothers of 1921? If So, 'nuff said. NALEID, LESTER He's a devil of a printer. NALEID, MARJORIE She wants to know if Harold Lloyd is Cello Lloyd's brother. NELSON, FERN Hail the woman's party!

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'nm1ll I 'm ll '1':: 5151E:515fi2 5 2 ziifiifiee 3 :ii'i 1i'll ll A ll' I I ll ll ?lIlllL.illtl SEWELL, LORRAINE She may become the greatest female diarist. SEYMOUR, EARL He's a gentle-faced lad. SHUTTER, LEON Tom Sawyer had nothing on Leon. SIGLER, LEROY Inst another troublesome bonfire. SCHELLER, FLORENCE I hold a letter in my hand, - A flattering letter - mOre's the pity. SKOW, AGNES Skow, MARGARET Both boys and boats tow the Skows. SMALE, RICHARD He stays home nights and reads Pilgrim's Progress. SMERCHECK, ELSIE A study of gloomy psychology. SMIEDING, HENRH' A man who doesn't care what hap- pens so long as it doesn't happen to him. SMIEDING, VIRGINIA We wonder how it seems to be perfect. SMILEY, ROLAND If as many girls were crazy about him as he thinks, he'd run the Sultan of Turkey out of business. SMITH, COLLEEN She keeps good time with her knees. SMITH, GRACE And now we see how you have turned your virtues into vices. SMITH, VICTOR Nobody on the slam committee knew him because there were so few girls on the staff. SOENS, GERTRUDE Don't worryg women hold the power, but men hold the women. SORENSON, ERMA Here comes the high school per- fumery. SORENSON, ES'TI1ER She's a modest, insignificant little bug. SORENSON, LILLIAN God made the world and rested, God made man and rested, Then God made woman, - Since then, neither God nor man has rested. STELLBERG, CARL Carl breaks a shoe lace- Oh dearl Oh, my goodnessl Oh, myl STROUF, MARION Webster says your name means bit- ter but the boys know better. STUEBE, EDWIN Yet you must be a harmless soul, I cannot think that Sin Yvould care to throw his loaded dice, With such a stake to win. SVEC, ROSE A rose, indeed, for no man's land. TEAL, BEAUFORD I cannot think you would provoke The poet's wicked pen, Or make young women bite their lips, Or ruin fine young men. THARINGER, MARGARET Margaret, don't waver when you walk. THOMAS, DOROTHEA One of the reasons mothers use Hickory garterr for children. THOMPSON, CECILLE She speaks quietly - she must be used to conversing at night. THORSON, CARL Oh, what a maidenly blushlll TIDYMAN, MEI.VIN Now, brother, don't try to play the whole game. TIPLADY, VIOI.ET A bush has its roses as well as its thorns. TREVALIO, HERMAN Oh, why art thou so - Oh, what shall I sav??'? 17? TRUMBULL, IOHN He's bashful, but he winks a wicked eye. TURNER, HARRX' The answer to a maiden's prayer. UI.RICH, LULA Sounds like her. VALLEY, CHARLES We wish his voice could be stationary. VALLEY, HERBERT Oh, hang those telephone girls, you can reach me by wireless, dear. VANCE, HENRX' Is he bashful? NO, he only acts that way.