Racine High School - Kipikawi Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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ix K 3 N RUTII SCIIWARTZ I'm so scared someone is going to slam me about a fellow. ALEX SHEET These bright lumber jackets are so manly. LILLY SHEET Must l talk? JOHN SHOVERS J. Shovers. cartoonist. IMAN SIIOvERs ' His motto: All things come to him who waits. PAUL SROW The writer of kNlIo's Yvhou must have forgotten me. CECIL SMITH I am not in the roll of common men. CECIL SNEAD Such big ideas for a little boyl JEROME SOOTHILL I cawn't be bothered with the same one for more than a week. ANNA SORENSON Be to my virtues very kind, and to my faults a little blind. DOROTHY SPEER She speers them with her eyes. JOHN SRENCE I wandered here and there in the lields of Geometry. RICHARD SPERO From morn till night he works his tongue. RUTH STAUSS Ruth prefers cadets to high-school boys. ARTHUR STEAVPACII Helter skelter-hurry, scurry. FLORENCE STEELE Flighty Flo. ELMYRA STFHLICK Do you know Lester? Elmira does. LOUIS STRAND Six foot two, eyes ofblue-has anyone found him a girl? MILDRED SCIIUMACIIER Where there's a will, there's a way-H l say you can mix work and play! PEARI. SWENSON Peppery Pearl. JOSEPH SZYMANSKI Bluffing is what he can do, but room 29 is his Waterloo. LUCILLE THARINOER Lucille is a good cook. TEDDY TREGLAUN You should see quiet Teddy on Sunday night. RUTH UIJELL Tick tock, tick tock, sings the big time clock. EI.IzAI3ET1-I UVEOES Wonder if I'll ever catch up on sleep. FRED VAROA The only real he-man in school. GEORGE VOELZRE Our plump little butcher boy. JAMES WALsH J Oh, how I hate to get up in the morn- ing. JOHN WA LVOORD Everybody has to look up to me. ROSE WARTZOK .A good friend and a jolly neighbor. EDWARD WHFlELER Altho he Ylays the big fiddle, a sailor he would we. EVELYN WHEELER Keep cool. THEODORE WIIEIQNASZ The brains of Sturtevant. BOYCE WILLITXDKS YVhat will Bun do when she graduates? IIARRY WILSON A test? I'm sunk. ELEANOR WOOD She will talk tastl ELIZABETH WOOD If nobody else could, Lizzie Wood. MARY VIRGINIA WNRIGIIT I once was so demure and sweet, but now I think I'm quite petite. RUSSEL WURZ Let me use your drum. JEROME YANNY l know a hawk from a liandsaw. STELLA ZYZNIEXVSKI She sits like PlltlCl1CCtJl1 a monument.

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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

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