Keokuk High School - Comment Yearbook (Keokuk, IA)

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Tue COMMENT 17 ,I t JS Iil'l l I N li K1 JLLMICYER, DUDE Mathematics and 'Qlakel' are her chief interests in life. She has achieved fame by her poems, stories and de- bates, mere play erowded in between instructing classes in Geometry and German and entertaining her many boy triends. She owns a fatal gift of eyes IEIJNA liliNNliTT This young lady has been with us since September, and because of her pleasing personality she has become a great favorite in class affairs. She is al- so a violinist of note. Still they gazed and still the wonder grew. That one small head could carry all she knew. IRYING AKICRSUN, Ali A nser of C'hute's lilongatum, whose tastes run to football and Alberta. Ile is chiefly remembered by one great run during a football game by which he not only made a touchdown, but succeeded in laying up half of the opposing team. He believes in partnerships, H ICLIEN IM MICK SART This young lady was always a favor- ite among the teachers, both in high school aml Sunday School. From this you will infer that she is a very model character indeed, though she has been known to say. A man! A man! M' kin dom for a manll' 3 S hlzURf.lA Sl'lll'Il.L, GliURlil-1 Georgia is our own li. II. S. cook, She won her fame at the banquet last june and we have kept her at it ever since. We have also heard that she has proven herself an excellent soldier boy, ready to die for Uncle Sam at any time. Man may live Without friends, lle may live without books lint where is the man VVho can live without cooks, i , up f,:4' 1-., Josfivvumg .-4' cunmvnorl 'fl I i:csAvan 'K . . ' Q- ' .i 9 . qfM.7Wi':H!l' ' ,.ZQ5::-yr Fiaillfff 'lv, l' ,P . an I 7 gi ' I f 1 A -'Q f ir, A it , ' 47 I X lf, ad Rt.. f v' . oiiatii 1 ' x vi I Q ' f w ff. . rye Y rf f f ZIL4.. MIN UKNNEYTWIS F! VALIJFUI-E WIPNWBER Of 'ml more SQMUUI. UICNFP TRA . 2 ol o Ei I V Acu ' f was A i '1-, , worn , '95, 'COT ' ' mann AA' 2 . 1 I I 1 ' HELEN ' ,flgff A IMMEGART is A LEADER 'ZY - in cmis , 5 V Anctfms 134-f . 4379, LCG' J vii ll wg, L nguoi: Mnuo SCNELL ADAMS A FUTURE 'hmm

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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

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18 Tnlc Coixmncwr ll ICLICN KUl,l.MliYliR, l'lititiY l'cggy's occupation in li. ll. S. has heen the writing of love epistles to our ahhreviated member. VVe also have heard tha tshe is a noted cake hakei, a very desirahle quality, and une that we think she will soon have use for. llc lilies cake. Man may live without luve VVhat is passion hnt pining? lint where is the man VVho will live without dining? BICXVIAMIN PIELZ, BEN lien is a very ardent admirer of our actress classmate. As a secondary mat ter he is also president of the Orches- tra and a valnahle member of the lloys' filee t'lnh. llis violin playing has been known to move an audience to tears. llis eternal smile his emptiness lie- trays. MAISICI. MlilS'l'lCR This young lady has always heen a dignitied and loyal menilrci' of our class and she proved herself a gracious hostess at one of our most successful class parties. llcr giggle springs eternal. This little girl wenld he all wise, She has snececded in lacing all eyes. t'llARI.IiS li. lCl,lJliR, BlilClf liirge was our assistant history teach- er during this year, in fact he was an assistant to all the teachers, and we are sure they have appreriatcd his services. VVe have learned that to please him wc must lct him talk, hecansc we know that, The wind bloweth, but no one listethf' I l AZ lil, At' K L EY llazel is an intellectual niemher of our class, having poetic amhiliuns. We are Contident that we discovered her worth when we elected her to the positipn of class poet. ln peace there's nothing so becomes a girl, As modest stillness, and humility. DEMOF. LITTLE g f Mess me In ASK ostaetlr .... N ..- I ff ill liek 1 KX 'lin- as x Pstz, mem. roucu i an III!!! IQQ X '- - 'J 7 7 . NJ Sta MABEL WAS A CHARM! SENIOR I I 'Tl HDSYE95 u-1 4 ELDER tsgrvn n nun 4 ',X l y l O E' ACME' KEFUI CLASS ,CKY .fo 0 ' Z Y 1 ans -I --' - if-51w:i?.tfz O -Q Q4 N i If Z muei. x GI