Racine High School - Kipikawi Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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WILLIAM KONNAK love, an intellectual witl CLARENCE IENSEN ' 'When do we eat? is all Clarence, our young violinist, asks. FLORENCE BUTTENHOFF Her watchworcl is: Give every man . . . ,, thine ear, but tew thy voice. RUTH CERNY She huntecl,-Came a clark hairecl youth-she hunts no more. llAROl.D RASMUSSEN Some musicians play airs anal give themselves airs, but Harold clocs only the former. ROY PAUR A man ofthe world, say we, for he has wit and a handsome bow. SOPHI E ZIOLKOXVSKI There are words that have the power to sketch whole pictures lac-fore thc . miml's eye. MYRTLE ARIFIDT Which shall it be-Ruth, Art, or Mike? LYMAN GILLETTE The Charleston, Tango-Yvaltz, or clog --I master all things new. PAUL HENN Was Paul Revere famous before he made his ride? Wait' until this Paul Lloes somethingl

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38 EDITH MILI.El2 She's a quiet girl, but wait'll you get acquainted. DOROTHY CHRISTENSON She has her own particular pals, and all her school-workg so there is no room tor excitement and romance. EDWIN MON1eFE1.n'1' If all the world's a stage, is Edwin the villain, and if so, why? RALPH lIOI.MDAHL VVhy is it that Ralph never pays any attention to any one but one person? ESTIIER R. llANSlCN Curls and dresses are her delight, be- cause she wants to please ' 'hm1 . MAE IIERMAN She is always happy when there is another girl by the same name in the class. SIDNEY Rum We can't hear him. YVe wonder what the trouble ns. XVALTER MUN'FlNGJX He has no failings-girls included. MARY DALTON She is tall, quiet, and faithful. ETHEL WEBER School never worries a young girl like me.

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H4011 X, X E V - Y.,,, D..u.r.As Tom' What's that? You need a strong man for the Kipi Circus? Doug will do-he carrxecl ice all last summer. ROBERT BROWNE He has all in his life he wants, and since cheerfulness spells content, where clo the poor girls come in? PAULINE BU1-:Nouns Une and inseparable are II. Case and Pauline. NlARGARl'lT STRIPPEI, If ever love anfl duty clash--let cluty go to smash. l':STIIER Pi-zmznsox She believes in having one gootl lrienclp ask ' 'Ham H. C,x'rliE1z1N1-: CAXVLI-EY l lost three pounds the other clay. Say. girls, clo I look thinner? MAIRION l'lAI.l'I Xvhere her tongue leaves off, her quick lingers begin. l':'I'lIl'IL SMITH Ethel is our speetly Umlerwootl cle- stroyer. W1L1.mM HOl.ZAl'llI'II. Some clay he will lie a great general, hut until then, apparently he ikes to take orders. S'l'l'2I'Ill'IN FRFEMAN The real sheik is dark, Stephen is clark.