Keokuk High School - Comment Yearbook (Keokuk, IA)

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TIIIC CoM1n1aN'1' ANTUIN Ii'l'Tli LICIVAIVRIC Antoinette has gained renown as I1 mlehater. It is harrl to say which she likes hest, sehool or Camp Fire, but it has been said that she wonlsl make a good missionary. A noble type of good, Heroic won1:ml1ooil. MINA ISHNIIAM This young lacly is the elass fashion hook, who believes that every school day is :L party. She is interested in Artfzl, also in Lenifonsl. VVi!h all her false ffanltsl he loves her still. ,I IQSSIQ IJICYICR1 1, fl HSS This is onr iloughty athlete of xvhoni we are very pronil. lle was captain of this year's foothall and haskel hall teams. Shall we also say that he is fle- vutetl to one of our Senior girls and says, I do just as Bess wants? VVhat care l what the worlcl may say ,Inst so 1 have Bess. MILDRICIJ STRIMISAFK VVe have heard Milrlreil say that she would rather live in llaniillon than in Keoknk. Her chief interests in li. H. S. were in history, although it is whis- pered some of them were transfered to :L certain young inan after the masquer- acle party. Speech is the golden harvest that fol' loweth the flowering of thought. Z ICLLA HARRISON This young laily is clistinguishetl for her hlnshes. She is incleetl very hashful, hnt her clesire for knowledge holds us all in awe. Her eyes are pools of nnfathomed rlepthsf' 15 z I Illlll ANTONI TY wnu LU M AK! A sooiiounv 0 U' Y EWARE NOSE EVE! im :am l NW EET? BA LL Hana 1 12 liildlswdq wow MILURED LOOKS nowrv on common W ' uma fin-1'-x 4 5 f97fn ' 341' . , x ZELLA HAS PLENTY CLASS SPIE!! ' ' iz: til, if Mi W fi A all lfiabl A N .. I . lil fb, ' .f,'x U nmlllx il lxltx .....,. up WW 2 L rut , Lil '4 Y I W 4 o'T,' l ' Q QI, it' if 1 OF G4

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Tuie COMMENT IPORUTHY liNl1lllTS, lJU'l ' She has the futures of the class in her keeping. She is a brilliant scholar, but is not averse to pleasure, especially when it comes to the Grizzly Bear. Like a clianmncl she is small in size but great in value. This little girl is as light as a feather, Wltieli is very convenient in muddy weather. M AL' D IC Ll LLIQY Maude is the class saint, noted for her inclustriousness. She has an ami- able disposition and is a valuable mem- ber of the class. She was as good as she was fair, NoneAnonc on earth above her. As pure in thought as angels are, To know hcr was to love her. lJliI,llliRT l'lll'TlC, RENT An abbreviated member of the class, small in stature hut great in mind and ability. A great tiekler of the ivories and a future Beethoven. VVe draw this last conclusion from the hit of the year, his music for the class song. A great admirer of llelen. I am not only witty in myself, but the cause that wit is in other men. M ILIJREIJ ANSt'lll'TZ This young lady is a favorite among the girls because of her amiable dis- position, Her smiles never leave her and her sunny attitude toward life makes us all better for her company. A peace above all earthly dignities, A still and quiet consciousness. VERNA SFHOUTIEN, Vl'2RN VVe all envy this young lacly's sun- ny smiles, She has gained fame be- cause of her occupation as the lunch counter of the Senior wardrobe, anrl she has also been used by M. B. as a reference lilirary. We have heard tha' her favorite expression is By gosh. A laughing face licspeaketh a sunny heartfl 4. r N H xr ll NR' .. M I ,....... Do f is Avsmr rruoious iss ldllft' fl F f.- J WWI rl ll: Xu: .f,l,!, ml? lllfl MAUD IS' A VERY VIRYUOUS YOUNG- LADY we if f ufal O MURDERING Tue- mir Q QUEEN - ' WW? cuu e VERNA AS A

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Tina Ccmxlicm' LICIJNHRA l'A'l'TICRStlN l.eunorzi's interests :lo not lie in high selwol, lint with it tins who tloes not lseloug to us She has lmeecnue un ex- cellent seznustress during her Senior ytztr. ller great question :tt the pres- ent tzuae is To well or not tn wed. GLENN NUlCl.lilC, I4l'NNY llnuuy is :1 notetl lzirlies' untu. Ile loverl his teztehers :intl his stuslies so well that he has been heztrrl to say, Five years in high school ure hetter tl':xn four. The sweetest liours that CYCI' I spent, Xtlre spent zruoug the lzisses. tl, ,IANIC M Il.l.S, -IANI li As presitlent of the fiiggle illnlr OI Mills. Larsen. :intl lirown. she has surv- e'l her term well. -lZlllQ.S interests ii. the masculine sex have l'Cll1ZllllI'3Ll a niys- tery throughout her four years of high selmol life. Vt'e eau only szly, Uh you eyebrows. Are they 1'C2ll or nut? VARI, SI'l I'l.liR. Sl.lili1'Y-lCYl'l clilfl is rather shy in the prese1u'e of the fairer sex. hut we will euusole him hy saying thztt he has plenty of time to lenrn. lle still renmins our unknown poet frmn whom we expert to hem' things lzxter en. UA soher youth with solver phiz, lle ents his heuus zintl ininmls his hizf' Al,l4liR'l'A TRAVY This young lafly is an :uint to others ohler than herself. Does she look it? ller interest in a certain Senior youth is growing stronger every clzxy, and just heeziuse she liked what she saw and heltl on to it from the tirst. lt's the little M., , sl LDST HER ' AN OUT OF gown l ' ' FSLLOW .,,, X ,lu l .X K ANOHS Q I unnrro ll I 7 NIO ? KG ' . .X e -Q NIE MORNING- l AFTERTNENIGNTIE -' I J- Wfifun 1, 5 A iv? ' 4 - 'uve JANE A oorrr cunt Q59 Il' .,!' Q uno , ' 13:1 I - V CN , Q GENERAL ASPECYOF SITNEI xm 4' r things that count. fl v X lle's tzill. she's sniztll. Tl':1t's the long and short of it all. pb L 2 , f 5- 4 021.1 uname aw mvmvc Glo