Racine High School - Kipikawi Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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JIESSIE EARL Iessie in school and Iessie out of school are altogether different. IOHN IECKSTRUM Ile is the mildest mannered man that ever scuttled ship or cut a throat. MARvIN EHMAN Quiet quiet. WARD EISENHUT Hang sorrowl Care will kill a Cat. FRANCES FAHRENBACH Does my ear stick out? IRAN FANCHER Peanuts are my favorite fruit. FRANK FIESCHKO Nle bluff? Say, l'm the genuine article. ELLA FINSEN Love and be silent. ARTHUR FISCHER Why do you speak so startlingly? CECIL FISCHER It is sweet to he idle. THELMA FOSTER On what compulsion must I? F-DWARD GARBARACK I cannot tellwhat the dickenshisslam is. WARREN GEORGE These noisy guys get on my nerves. LORRAINE GIESE Hitches her wagon to a Star! STELLA GOETZ A merry girl Within the limits of be- coming mirth. MARX' GOTTLIEB Mary's always merry. , RAYMOND GREENE No matter how much Ray studies, he will always he Greenel LYNN GREENQUIST I might as well take it easy. I won't pass anyway. XVARTAK GULBANKIAN Vivacious versatile Vartak. DOROTHY GUTZKIE She has a quiet look-hut looks are deceiving. LEE HAMILTON I Share the skyl'ark's transport' fine. ESTHER I. HANSEN Yvith her fiddle bow she plays upon their heart-strings. GLADYS E. HANSEN Why weep so? Dry your tears and get another beau. 59 RUSSEL HANSEN ABC, XYZ,I hatexvoolleyand Xvoolley hates me. VERNER IIANSEN It takes a little hoy to get a little girl. HAROLD HILKER Those who talk much, err much, senor. IOIIN HOCIKING A new suit and a new girl every day. HOWARD HOLMDAHI. Here's a boy who knows how to fiddle, and that's a thing that's worth quite a little. ARTHUR HUGHES Are you ever going to recite? BERTRAM JACKO He was like a star, and swelt apart. ELZORA IACOBSON Ah, that schoolgirl complexion. ITIELEN IAKOB It's those high-lace boots that get em. ETHEL IENSEN Smile and the world smiles with you. GERDA IENSEN A maiden never hold. MARIE IENSEN Marcelled hair is her only care. GIQACE JOHNSON I don't care. RUSSEL IOHNSON A Certain little girl can make him so flustered. COURTLYN IORGENSON Last night I got London on my new set. EDWARD JORGENSON Pet peeve-Literary Digestl RALPH KEHL Possessor olinll angelic qualities. BERNICE KI.APO1' I She is such a I 'sweet girl. MATILDA KLENOvITCII The alisentee. RUDOLPH KOBELSR1 Kobelskfs my name, and I don't mean ' 'pardulcy . WILLIAM KRUEL Yea, this man's hrow, like to a title- leaf, foretells the nature of a tragic VOIUIIIC. BICSSIE KRONSON Quiet? lust ask Mai'-y. FELIX KROPP The modern Mercury.

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CiRACI'I TIIEISEN Hello, Gwaithel IOIIN TREIIREA Studying Woolley is Iny delight. tVlIl,DRl'1D VAN BRUNT llow eloquent is silencel Rum' VAN IJOOZICR Who is the most popular girl in school, and why am I? FANNIE WINISMAN XNhy, Fannie, where areyour curls todav? IAMES WALSH i Gee, but l'nI getting big. Pretty soon l'll he a Senior. LESLIE WIICCHEIZS Now you can heging I'm here. GERTRUDE WILSON Don't worry, I'll grow up pretty soon. Junior B Slams ALICE ABI-:R Alice always almly answers axioms. GEORGIA AHER How can l make my hair stay down? CARL ALBICCK Quiet little Carlr--Junior WI LEORD ALLEN Leaping Lena'S friend. LI-:ILA AMMANN Automatic talking machine. KENNETH ANDERSON ln pensive mood he roams the heeding no fair maidens calls. FREDERICK ARMSTRONG Shall I be Senator or President? OMER BASS Can't you make a little less noise with that horn? 'l'IIELIvIA BASS Promptly proves puzzling problems. ELLA BEACH Wlords of wisdom fall from her lips. DOROTHY BECK Always dodging. BETTY BECKICR Our Spanish Senorita. ROBERT BENSON llow weary seem to this world. EDXVIN BERG Learning is ever good, especially in the halls, freshness ot' youth. NARCISSUS BURGII Giggle, giggle, giggle. RUTH BERTIIELSON Already a pedagogue. MARY BLITSTEIN ller smile transcends the power of pen. FRANCES BONDO V111 always in haste, but never in a hurry. me all the uses of H58 IOHN BORCENSON Better late than never. LILA BRAUI-:R A sweet voiced lass. BERNICE BROWN Our last names are Brown. I RENE BROWN Yvhy the frown on thy fair brow? EDNA BUERK Tis as cheap sitting as standing. ROBERT BURGESS Pep is his middle name. WlI.l.IAM BYRON Billy Sees Red. HOWARD CALKINS Guess I'll use the Pierce-Arrow for awhile. HA ROI.D CHRISTIANSON A lithesome youth with powers untold, HOWARD CHIQISTOFITIEI. wlllflill take care of the storekeeper's son while the storekeeper's out keeping the Store? lVlAURINE CRAIG Shy Maurine. ALICE VDAHLBERG Sarah Bernharclt the second. RICHARD DEGNAN Boys, you haven't a chance when Dick's around. XNILLIAM DEINREN Semper paratus? CAROLYN DIETRICII Arise, noble sirs, the queen approaches. MAIIGAIIET DIXON ' Nluch distressed it' she gets only 98 in a test. DOROTHY DRAEGER Five foot two, eyes of blue. CHARLES DIQIVER Courage mounteth with Occasion.

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ETHI-:L KIQLTICGIEII Her voice is so weak, that it's no more than a squeak. 'FII EOPIIEI. KXVASOXVSKI Thinking maketh a satisfied man. VICTORIA KUNZ A longing look she casts at him who tries so hard our games to win. EARL LANE Discovered how Earl keeps his hair curled? BEULAII LARSIEN Her aim- telephone posts. KENNETH IJCE Wish I had a tie like that red one. IVIILDRED LEIOII Elegant as Simplicity. ROBERT LEXVIS I'm a great little fellow. SUZANNE MAKIS The history ot' this world would have been different, had I been a boy! BETTY MARODA If Betty IVIaroda stepped on a toada, I'm sure she'd exploda. VIRGINIA IVIATSON That boyish girl. RICHARD MAUIEIQ To be talked with in sincerity. PEARI, IVICCUE For I'm to be queen of the May, mother, I'm to be queen of the lVIay. Iuuus MI-:NTINR Let everything go as it may, lor I have nothing. VIRGINIA MOOENSON Ginny Niogenson isn't a balker. She's good on looks and keen on Walker. WILLIAM MURRAY Push on, keep moving. ALICE NELSON A rhapsody of words. CHARLOTTE NIEI,SON Have you a monopoly on the Ilarrys? ELIZABETH NELSON I like them tall. LYDIA N. NELSON Has she got naughty eyes? CHRISTINE NEILSON Alas, I am so attrightedl MERLE NII-:LSON What we don't know, we go along. we make up as lI60ll DgH Ir! X P CHARLES NIXA Mr. Wrigley's able supporter. RAYMOND O'CONNPII.l, The very pineapple of politenex. IIICRMINE PAIIELIAN A dark-eyed belle. MAE PATZMAN Our shining light in Spanish. EARL PETERSON Girl-shy. IIAROLD PETERSON He impresses all with his aliiindmit energy! IOHN PIERSON Absence Of' Occupation is not rest. MILDRED RAASCII I made two strikes-bowling. CLAIR RASMUSSEN I have a date tonight'-Hwith one ot' my former teachers. KPZIIMIT RASMUSSEN Successor to Fritz Kreisler. MYRTLE RASMUSSEN Who said I liked Latin? IJICK REHWALD f I He lives at the ' 'Fountain , this sweet blushing boy. LOUISE RHODE How many subjects have you dropped? IOHN RIEGLMAN Scientist. STANLEY ROBINSON Let me sleep. ALVIN RODOERS One, two. Why then it's time to do it. GEORGE ROLFSON Pocket edition of ' 'Rudolph Valen- tino. EMILY RONDA Kind as a queen On her Coronation day. ELIZABETH SADLON Call her Lizzie and see what happens. ELLEN SAND Have you ever noticed Ellen's pretty hands? DICLBERT SCHATZMAN 1'd like schoolwork if I diIln't have pleasanter things to do. OLOA SCHEEL Uh, Madam, maclam, madaml BICRNICE Sci-IORN Ha, ha, he, he, nobody can slam me. , 1 IB! .WI W- 1