Racine High School - Kipikawi Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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22 kw. ALB:-:RT STOFFEL Ile claims to he a woman-hater, hut he surely can wait and walk with the little lilonde in the hall. MJXIITIN I,xCous1cN lle was so lmustv with his Kipz' work that he put up at sign which read Out tor dinner , and still they liothered him! JICSSIIC FRICNCII Mill rain or snow, heat or cold, vou will always find It-ssie on the go. G1cRA1,n1N1': Pmss1N1m1,15 Opposites attraettf ask Geraldine. LL'nw1o llo1.z Ludwig of the snipe bag fame talks and talks 'till more cannot he said. NlII.O CIIRISTFNSON Yes, he's seen, hut seldom heard. IOSEPHINPI Dfxvls She is quiet at fcllornf. lVlmtGiuuf'r Fmii If she will, she will-f-you may depend on ity it she won't, she won't+there's an end to lt. TURNIQR Ov1c1zsoN He is at diligent student in all his studies and our tuture Paderewski. BEN SCHWARTZ He can talk even longer and louder with his hands than with his mouth.

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- 5. E.n. E .Al CARL HAND Oh, how he reveled when he read that keen poetry note book. NIARVIN HERMES Absence makes the heart grow fondei-. DORIS PEEHN She comes all the way from Sturtevant to attend our great big school. HELEN GEYER She believes in sharing with all her friendsg so poor Billy has to take all of them home. RUTH CAPE Cape of Racine, such a nice gurll, such a sport, and such an impudent nose! ESTHER BRAUER TO know her is to love her. GLADYS H. HANSEN She was usually behind, but she finally got there. LEAH LEVIN Though friendships may fade and wither, the ones made with Leah are lasting. GEORGE RONSHOLD1' Between Chaucer and Xvoolley George will be gray-headed in a few weeks. JAMES BOLTON Everybody loves a sheikg that's Why sh-E's in love with you. l21l

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OSCAR JOHNSON Every girl envies those curls of yours, Oscar. WILFORD MARSHALL He needs must be a wise mang he speaks so much of himself. DOROTHY LYNCH In olden days Iudge Lynch ruled, but a glance from this young author Lynch's black eyes is fully as destruc- tive as the hemp of her noted prede- cessor. LOUISE RI BBECK On Sunday night I'm busy, on Wed- nesday toog so how can I make a date with you? MARTHA SMITH Friend Martha manages to keep with- out the social whirl. GLADYS SIEVERKROPP This wOrld's a dreary thing-I would I knew the remedy. ETHEL SYPHRIT She was always here with or without her lessons. LORRAINE BERGERSON To hear her talk would he a treat. ROBERT CRABII A cherubim whose color dOesn't exact- ly fit his angelic features and character. PHOENIX RUFFALO What would our Cross-Country team do without him? il 23 v-,,f-