Keokuk High School - Comment Yearbook (Keokuk, IA)

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Cmlxlllzm' 21 ,WYMAN BOLTON Something of a heart-breaker and chief plague at the hayrack parties, deriving great pleasure from tramping back and forth on his classmates feet. He deserves great credit for becoming a graduate in three years. What would We do without Wyman anyhow! Uh yes l'm the huy frmu across thc big l.lke. VN'lu-n l walk with tlmt suit czisc my strirlc takes thc czikc. lluwever in looks you cnu set- l'm no duh, l'm the cliuirumu pm tem ul' thc fzunuus cuhe club. EVA KUNZMANN Our shorthand shark. Eva knew that the school could not get along without her so she consented to come back next year and help run it. Uh 1 .im .1 gill ot milml llemurc ways. I cluu't srrcam :mtl laugh ns I mluu't think it pays. lu 'after the gzune' l lillcll thc heroiuels hill. Of czxinp tire uctivitics l ueler gct my till. HORACE HINKLEY President of thc- Keohi and lfldito. of the Comment. a 1 VERNA MILLER One of our most quiet unassuming mem- bers. A charter member of the Miller-Lin- quist Friendship Co. incorporated. Alice Linguist :intl l :Lrc the 'llczlvculy 'l'x.'ius,' NVQ go with ezich ullicr like fish with their tins. To wliislrcr in class is thc cighth tlczully Siu, 1 ut-ver huve lloue ilfl nor mx' kin. CLARENCE ALLING He is counted by everyone as being a good Hscoutf' In pedagogy he often breaks his motto: Be prepared. UNM-r I :im 21 mnn retrospective in mind. In all thc wide country then-'s none of my kiuml. Xvhut runs iu my tlioughts nu proplict can tell. NYhcu l'm llown :it the store I work hurcl :ns amytliiligf'

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H IC CoMA11cN'r IRWIN COOMBS Manager of the Comment with great executive ability. His bubbling mirth is an attractive characteristic. 'tJelly is a valu- able member of our class. 'Tome yay up your clues this ain't Christmas, my son, Ilut the only sure metho:l's to carry a gun. I'm afraid this blamed joh my calm temper will rilc And erase from my face all the trace of my smile. BEITLAH BRUMBACK This young lady is especially noted for her ability to take anything, including ser- mons. in shorthand. 'Tis hard to imagine the Senior girls wardrobe without Beulah and her daily remark: Just look at this awful hair. I can't do a thing with it. I'm a calm quiet girl with expression composed. To friv'Ious frivolities I'm strongly opposed. Of iufresting suhjects throughout this wide land. 'l'herc's none so ahsorhing as writing shorthand. CHARLES PARSONS -'tChuek', is a noted athlete, being a mem- ber of all the athletic teams. Known by his agile and sprightly walk. He is treas- urer ot the Athletic Association and his cry is 'tM'oney! Money! Sayf Two months ago did you set. those big humps? No, It wasn't so serious, I just had the mumps. As a famous hawl player I holler for paw Vt'hen I take a vacation I ride to VVarsaw,'l HELEN KIEDAI SCH What will the teachers do without Helen's ever ready answers? She is very modest and believes in looking on the bright side of life. but she is not sorry to leave school. Like Ilelen of Troy, I could talk Iiuent Latin, I could read it for diet and yet I would fatten If a good joke is cracked or if there is none, I laugh just to hear it-fl laugh just for fun. ALBERT P. JENKINS He was captain of the basket ball team and is our stellar member in athletics be- ing very prominent in all branches. Jenks also composed our class song and has a lucky gift of taking everything with a smile. This year, as an athlete, I've reached thc top round. In hasket and football and track I'm renowned, Also in Virgil I freeze to the laurel, And ask hatty questions to start up a quarrel.

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'I li COMMENT ROSS XVILSON One of the youngest in the class and one of the most popular. Noted for his original wording of questions. He Will be massed by all the school. VX'ould you lend me your hook 'you eouldn't now eould you?' Uould you give me that peneil 'you uouldn't. now would you? I'm a lloy with amlmition -l passed in three years. All the wheels in my head eoinprise well titled gears. BEATRICE NV I LLIAMSON Just a happy little country girl with a bubbling laugh and an alto voice. The pos- sessoi' of the glorious disposition that makes her individual but never conspicuous. l'm a girl from the norlh'ard of modest dt-uieanur. ln learning the ty1rLwriIc'r few pupils are keener. And also to shorthand l've a natural llenl. l'cl like to lake notes for some lll'L'Sl1lL'llT.N XVI LFRE IJ CR ICSSKV ICLL This valuable member of our class comes from Sandusky and has distinguished him- self in the study of chemistry. He is a con- scientious and fine student. We expect to hear great things from hini in the world of science. ln all of my studies l'm ue'er helow lf. l-low pupils shun lessons l never could see. l walk flown the aisles with a calm soher phil, l eat my own lieans and Illllltl my own lmizf, ALICE LINQUIST This young lady is Well liked on account of her happy and congenial nature. She is a good student and is noted for her morning walk to meet Vern. ln stature l'm under the high water mark. But pray what of thai? ls not also the lark? However in Value it makes up for size. To hc-ar me 'tee hee' you would douhi me so wise. FLOYD SEIFERT Seif is making a name for himself on the baseball field. He is full of good nature and enthusiasm. Noted for his immaculate attire at all times. He is treasurer of the Keohi Literary society. 'AI argue in daytime, l argue at night.. l argue when wrong, and l argue when right. Don't laugh at that tie -it isn't absurd. l don't think that lies should he seen and not heard. L l