Racine High School - Kipikawi Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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KIPIKAWI ADVERTISING AC IOOD jack is the most important piece of equipf ment you can carry in your car. It is one piece ot tool kit equipment that pays big dividends. W2llli1'l' -lacks :Ire Service tools lauilt to meet and lizmdlc quickly .Ind easily every cme-rgenry lift tliait you motorists meet. Walker Manufacturing Co. Racine. Wisconsin GASOLINE OILS Reschke Service Station G. X. RI-1Sc'IlKI1t, l,f0f7!'l'r'lnl' 1732 S'l'.X'l'I-I S'I'IIIcIcT RXCINIC. Wiscorx ix TIRES ACCESSORIES .XXIII Xloifiii II U S L XX'.XI.'I'l-IR l'If,1'IcRSox STORAGE BATTERIES 14th Street Battery and Tire Station Fon ToNE QUALITY LISTEN TO A U. S. L. RADIO SET 909 l oIIII'I'I-:I':N'I'II STILI-:II PIIIJNE: JACKSON 544-I l70ll

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KIPIKAWI ADVERTISING Good Furniture Need Not Be Expensive lt is a mistaken idea that beautiful furniture of ' ' I ' tfat Bloch! high quality is expensive. t is no -. Combined with our lower prices is the convenf ience of liberal credit. X, - I E-Q55 3112151 i All FURNITURE Q' img L 45413-alsamln S11 5 N 'fdzff Look! I for the wummoss Wh.ite Cross Q i..i.i.... . but Sign f-f its -..- ., .---': , .1..--1-:J MAUEDHHK at the Fountain li miifieeir-.iam J- --2'- ' A More and more people are realizing the difference in Malted Milk -1 the flavor of UA. A. Grade is brought by using only ' ' ' h st scientific methods the highest quality materials and t e mo of processing. There is no bitter after taste. il69l

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KIPIKAWI ADVERTISING ali 1 ' A if fe li 5' ig? c IT glgglgnfr When we say the Hupmobile is the best car of its class in the world, we are simply echoing the conviction of the thousands of families who own it. D I RACINE MOTOR SERVICE CO. 1665 DOUGLAS AVENUE PHONE! JACKSON 3210 J. . Pendleton Hap The Tragedy of the Pie Machine I - 'llhere lived a lvoy in Racine Town, A handy boy was he. He went to school at Racine llighvf 'l'o Racine High went he. 2. He started out one morning gay, Of a Ford he ashed a ride, Then into the hall he made his wax NVhen a new machine he spied. 5. Upon careful examination lie soon found it to bee-- Wlith careful deliberation, A pie machine , screamed hu. 4. There and then he made his plans, To drop a dime and dine. On eating he knew not of lwans. At third period study time. 0. The morning dragged thro- oh so slowf It seemed a century's s race. lvhen at last the perioml licll rang, ln the Assembly he sprang to his place. tx. Oh why was the teacher so slow that morn On taking the roll and such'l .Xt the thought of pie--his appetituf It really was too muchl She finally tinished talsilxig the roll, And u 3 marched our hero hold. He sighed for the otli cc, he thought he would sw lfhe could help Nlrs. Yvhitalxer, papers to fold. 8. Once out in the hall he hurried along 'Till the pie machine he could spy, Dropping a dime, the lever flew with a gong- At Lastl His coveted piel 9. He turned away from the pie machine, Wlhen out of room eight a teacher came? Taking his ie with smooth-flowing speed. For words slhe left him lame. 10. At noon he went to this teacher's room, And recovered his pie with a gi-inf Tis not so funny, sir , she said, And a promise she asked ofhim. ll. To drop a dime and dinee- He must wait 'till after school. He should not eat in school time. This was the teachcr's rule. 12. Now 1ll'l.Cl' this, girls alll! lK15'S, Before you plan for funf Find out it' it's allowed, Or else you'll have to runl -Cathfrizze Cafclfx