Racine High School - Kipikawi Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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WALTER l'IEILMAN Ile is a worthy man though he does use Stacomb. ROBICRTA IIINDLEY To bob or not to Bob, 't is Bob. NIURIIEI, HOGAN Between chemistry and Leonard, I have my troubles. ELEANOR HOPE She's quite zu little girl, one who always says ' 'Tee-hee. IANE HURLISU1' Hurray, Hurrayl Who? Ray! WALTER ISELIN In every gesture, dignity. HAROLD IACOBSON Terrible Turk! ROMAN IANECKY I dunno. CAROLYN IANSA Laughing eyes and curly hair, if some- thing's doing, she's right there. EVELYN JENSEN A ' lust a good scout. AGNES IOHNSON You may think she's shy, but when you know her-oh my! LESTER JOHNSON llc would utter opinions on all passing affairs. ROBERT IOHNSON Silence is his mother tongue. RUTH IOHNSON Where's the fire? RODNEY JONES How the girls do like us country fellows! IIAROLD IORGICNSON The age of innocence? IOHN IORGICNSON The last existing specimen of the cave man. JOSEPH IURASIEWICZ I wonder if I'll ever grow up! ALVTNA K.AMl5RAT Dashing here, dashing there, gosh, we see her everywhere. VIOLET KEMIJFER Gee, but we can have fun in English class. . HAROLD KENNEDY Ile may be small but he will be great. 1156 KN 5 1 MARGARET KINF'l! A flower of courtesy. MILDRED KLEMA I giggle, giggle as l go. BENJANHN KLINIE Yes, I want an Eskimo pie. IEROME KONIECKO A more studious boy could never be found, for to his books he surely is bound. ESTHIER KOSRELA YVas that a mouse I hear? No, it's only Esther. I LMARI Kosm Oho, I'm a tall young lad! IUNE KREAGER Prudence and Iune--they go together. ROBERT LAHR Life is a jest and all things show it, I thought so once and now I know it. ARTHUR LARSEN But do your work and I shall know you. AIARVIN LEGUE I know the classiest new step--it goes like this-. RUTH LOEGREN Her virtues are many, her faults are fC'vV. FLOYD LONGMORE Although he hasn't much to say, he's a dandy fellow in every way. VIVIAN Loomis Oh! For crying out loud! l EVELYN MADSEN She always has her foot on the soft pedal. ALEXANDER MARINO Boy, what a lawyer Alex would make! RALPH MARKUSEN Being good never bothered him. 'HAROLD MARX Napolean was small, too. IOHN MATTERN He who smiles his troubles away lives to smile another day. ROLLO MCCALL Drive thy Chariotp let not thy Chariot drive thee. .HELEN MCCORMA.Cli Bujuiu Hoppy and the Banquet. LYLE ME1ssNER Beat it, Lyle, here comes a girl. I .

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'r-f' XXX. . ,,..,.,-' unior A Slams REUBEN ADELMAN There's your Kiddy-Kar, Reuben: now run and play. ALICE ANDERSEN Our Song-Bird. CLARICE BALLINGER It's too much trouble to study. EDGAR BAUME The Girl that gets me is lucky. FRED BEHRMAN I wonit have your books in my desk! CHARLES BIDSTRUP A budding electrical engineer. MARY BIRES Say, what have we got for history today? DOROTHY BOYACK A dark-haired newcomer to R. H. S. JULIA BROWN A very quiet girl is she, especially in history. FLORENCE BUEHNER One-third of the Eternal Trio. CLARENCE BULLIS Oh Captain, my Captain! IOHN CAPICIK There's misehiefin this little man. IRENE CARROLL Linel l CHARLES CARY Charles is seeking wisdom's ways. I'IENRIETTA CASE Still playing with the King of Hearts, Henrietta? LEONARD CHRISTENSEN My mind is my kingdom. JOHN CUNNINCHAM No, I haven't lost my hat. RUTH DESMARAIS Close the window, or the curl will eomefout of my hair. DORIS DISBRONV ' 'No, sir, that's all wrongg let me show you how to do it. WILLIAM DUSCHAK A little bit of this-and a little bit of that. ' BERTHA DUWE I speak in a monstrous little voice. CHARLES DVORAK A boy who trims himself to please. l55l EARL EVENSON ' 'Master printer. WVALTER FALK Awake, dear heart, thou hast slept well. ETHEL FREDERICKSON Twinkle, twinkle little star. ' GILBERT GAISER The virtuous prince confronts the gods without misgivings. BERTRAM GEORGE I ought to be upright. EVELYN GIEFER 'Tis modesty that keeps you silent. BERNARD GLADYS Another delinquent! I I MELBOURNE GLANVILLE I gotta study Spanish. MORRIS GOLDBERG Where did I put that roller skate? RUEBEN GORSKY He was disposed to mirth. EMILY GOULD You must court her: she will not court you. MARIORIE GRAYLOW Would that I were an artist! IOSEPHINE GRII-'I-'ITH My ideal-an athletic hero. STANLEY GRIMAL He iggles as he cranks. ROY CTROENKE ' 'Give me a radio, or give me death. DOROTHY HANSCHE A dandy all-round good sport. EVELYN M. HANSEN The light heart lives long. GEORGE E. HANSEN Stuck up fwith gum.j GRACE HANSEN Like all other girls. she has an abun- dance Of curls. GUDRUN HANSEN Every little girlie has a giggle all her own. LUCILLE HANSEN She ought not be lonesome. MILDRED I'IANSEN Another blue-eyed blonde. ESTELLE HATCHWELL She who is good is happy. K I

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WILLIAM METCALE For every why he has a wherefore. BEN MIKULECRY Always busy-always happy. KATHLEEN NIORISSICY Pianos and I are not allies and that's the truth. XVALTER MUNTINGA Oh, Ilm a sailor lad! FRANCES MURPHY 'Tis Irish that I am. IEROME NEl.SON The memory of the silent is lxlessed. LYDIA C. NELSON Her pets-polygons and prisms. MAURICE OTTO What good is English anyway? DARRELL PAAI' Light hair and a skin you love to touch. but that doesn't spoil his natural beauty. GRACE PARKER Oh, those wicked eyes! DOROTHY PELLAOE Although a Stranger to R. H. S., she's already well-acquainted. IIENRIETTA PIRK I care not what any man may say. LYDIA PISHNY Life is a series of surprises. MAX PLAVNICII The boy Kreisler and Cinder marvel. ELEANOR PORTER Her motto: Children should he seen and not heard. TOM POWERS His studies never seem to interfere with his education. GIVENOOLTN PUERNER lust a minute, Ellag I gotta powder my nose. MARGARET QUIRR Margaret, Margaret, youirc at it again, eyes and smiles for all the young men. XVALTER ROBETSRY The height of my amlmition-'--to lie a machinist. DONALD RACE Character teaches above our wills. STANLEY RALUS , My, what a good old man he makesl 5731 KENNETH SCHOENLEIIEN I'm an important guy. I am. EVELYN SCHUKOXVISKI Herself alone, none other, She re- sembles. IOHN SCZOTRA Behold! an upright man. HERBERT SMITH But strive still to lie a man. GRACE STEIN Quiet, but oh so sweet. LEIGH STEINMAN Even though vanquished, he argues still. PAUL STRAND He curls his hair, and most ofhis speech is not argumentative. EASTON SCHWARTZ Ivhy, oh why, do the girls rush me? WILI.IAM TEETER He worships the beautiful things in life. ARTHUR REREWITZ We could be brilliant too, if we studied. DELMAR RENAR Few words but wise. BEATRICE RIDDLE It'S a riddle to make a slam tor Beatrice. EVELYN RITT I should have known that voice. JULIA ROBINSON We love you because you're you. FELIx ROGOESKT Me and my Ford-we're pals. ANNAMARIE ROONEY Like a true Irish lass she has freckles galore, as summer approaches She keeps getting more. RUTH ROSE Must I follow in Iny lirother's foot- steps? RUTH ROSHAR He is so sober and I am so gay. ROBERT RUSSELL A'liOld bad brigand. WAS'NE SCHATZ Excuse him. lle hasn't yet outgrown his childhood pranks and playthings. GLADYS SCIIELLER Is she as hashful as she looks?