Keokuk High School - Comment Yearbook (Keokuk, IA)

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Tllli CONIMICNT VVILlllil.M II IZINICMAN, HIM President of the class, president of the Boys' Athletic Association and Board of fontrol, and manager of the football tezun of 'l2. Au athlete of note 'listinguishefl lay his solrerness and his liouipadour. A stranger at class parties. lf sileuee is virtue. then l aiu it saint. GLADYS ICNIHCLIIART. Gl.AlDl Vice-president of the class and keep- er of the Keohi records. llesides heiug an excellent student, she has proven her ahility as a dehater. A constant hurner of the midnight oil. Study is my only joy. lt's as good as any lxoy. Morning. evening, midnight. noon, l study late, I study St,-LJILM CHARLES HONFIC, K IIlf'K This versatile young man eontrilnutes to almost every school activity. liditor of the fonuuent, secretary of the class. the Boys' Athletic Association, and the lioarrl of Vontrol, and leader of the lioys' tllee Cluh. He has the :ihility of the class, heing a writer of prose and poetry, n cartoonist of fame and a singer of promise. l7evise, wit, write, iieug for l :uu for whole volumes in foliosf' Al'iil'ST I2lil'IlS'l'lilN. KEYS Treasurer of the class, vice-president of the lioy's Athletic Association and manager of the Vmument. Past master in the art of argument without logic, thc.-ugh he sleeps most of the tinie. As treasurer he says, Ulioldl Goldf Gold! Gold! Bright :md yellow, hard and cold. JUSICPHINIE HVSS, JO Die llrasident of die lleutsche C'lulv. also president of the Girls' Athletic Association, A lively mcinhcr of the class, her heart heats faster at the name of Joe. 'Wiigglel fiigglel lliggle llow l love to giggle. 11 ft X x.. f WITH ALL ' Hscnn Y . K Z YE X PRESIOEN 7 . cmnv MIDNIGHT mL N 5 4 , 1 I , 'i- I g A 1'- -' 1 W 45 Mini-...im WHY GLADVS DS So SMAQ XJAI .55 - XRED rx 6 A GETIHNG , CO PY 1 2 G ,, YE EDITOR .ff '1.7? : WHEN GUS GOES OUT AMONG THEM vnss xol:N1' ar 'r'nE X oenmnm cnun wg A MICE

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Tina COMMIQNT I4I2l'I,AII LARSICN, IlIil'L Mr. tiill's hook-kecixing shark. A staunch UIIIIOICICI' of VVoman's Rights, and thc lzatentee 1-I a fam-uns gigle which she makes use ot' on all oecaf sions. The Senior parties I avoid, Ilccatise Aslcey says l must. DANIICI, IIARRINGTUN. DAN tlalrtain of our classy hase hall team, and champion tirst hascnian of the state. VVe take it that his lmashfnlness for perhaps Imnisej kept him from all our class parties. Stately and tall and fnll uf dignity, MARTHA TRACY, 'tMARTII A meniher of the fommeitt staff, and a singer of note, Winsome. graceful, and 11 charming cc:-mlranion and class- mate. We have learned that she has more than a passing interest in Penn lfullege. A famous author of love stor- ies, gems prulvahly frmn het own ox- llerience. My notes do put the larlqs tu shame, II L'tiII CORY, tllI,IiS Uni' distinguished U1':ttu1' and dehater The host of many class parties and the victim of the steam roller on the foot hall tield. IIe has a ilistiiigiiislwil mien and a graceful carriage? God made him and therefore let him lass fur man. VARITA VtlI,Ll2RS The writer of the class chronicle. A diligent student and an agreealrle class mate. What will the teachers do withs out C'a1'ita's ever ready answers? Her voice is ever gentle, soft and sweet, An excellent thing in wumanf' n 'iff W VOTES t, FOR M5 w.. 'Z' sy 7 I I 4 ssutnu 1 J,-F 'in' X Z 4 flsurma- QGETTE. ' 5 vm f J H I - 7.-11... mu G BALL ',g,':,j-,- mm . AN flll 0 f .X a af, , N' BASE 2 flax i L, X! A ,gil MARTHA How I LOVE T0 T0 R WIA, N ' 'Fil QRITR 0 00237 all MER HEAR! BEATS Glance NEN Hua:-4 is 3' il! ,fi .., A .Q . ,' 0 1 EM. nsrcn I-3 W 5 ' 3 mnnnwn