Keokuk High School - Comment Yearbook (Keokuk, IA)

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18 THE COMMENT GLADY S HALLU M A typist of note, she has es- tablished Z1 record in thereom- mercial department which is en- viable. Full of life and funvtor all, she seems so quiet and Just think-she has made the re- quired credits in only three years. A rose laden hat with a shep- herdess shape, Soft hrown hair caressing her neck at its nape. A dmwl like the fall of 21 solt summer shower, Her typewritten t'sheets will suffice for her dower. IONIA HAW KIN S A student of the normal course who is very successful. She is full of mirth yet can summon great dignity on command. l'm a gypsyish maiden just full of old niekl' 1 never get caught tho' 'cause I'm far too quick. The classes convulse at my witty retorts, 1 ardently love fun of all differ- ent sorts. GRACE Hlilllihklli Secretary of the poor cle- ceased G. A. A. A student ot the commercial course who is famed far and wide for her in- fectious giggle. A senior am I, and Wohelos my name For l am a maiden of camp lire fame. l'm a shark at B. A. and the whole business course 1 win my sure way without one hit of force. EDNA HUNT Methodical is her manner, splendid is her eliaracter. A girl upon whom one can always re- ly to do the right Lhing at the right time. l'Iere's a shy little lass, lidna Hunt is her name Be it rainy or fair, she is al- ways the szuneg Her hair and her smile would dispel any gloom, H Her cheeks rival roses in their summer bloom, X . 6- ZE24 Dqgqm 015512 mg' 'M 3 A JL-,Q 1 N39 x 'MIM IDNM ' -A Z A . 4 H U o he. Lv , ., QF' K sfaklil N D0 1

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Tue COMMENT WILLIS FANNINU A jolly good youngster, Iull of fun and mischief, and liken by all. I'Ie is fond of science. history and all such things that boys like. I think I'll devote all my study to science Inventing some new kind ot students' appliance 'l'o keep all had odors in Cheni- istry lab., 50 the students when passing, their kerchiefs won't grah. EUNICIS FRAZILR A huxom maid who has ac- credited herself well in high school. An earnest student and Z1 great worker. I'in tall and Tm fair but I'm frightfnlly shy, 'Ihatls why I'm not more in the great public eye, My sister and I are near-straw gers, you know For we came here from Quincy just two years ago. HAROLD IIAN SON Editor of the Comment. lead- er of the negative debating team which won over Fairheld, executive member of Iieohi, general handy man, champion speller, and charter member or the Chicken Box Clan. Did I hear you say Comment? It's splendid this year. I'll confess to relief, now Commencement is near. Debating I too tooic a part in, you know, And I'm sure on our annals, my name ought to show. ISLIZAI3 bI'I'I'I GROSS Full of fun and jollity, a most remarkable student, a fluent speaker of Gerinan, and a wonder when it comes to his- tory. A student of Pedagogy who has successfully passed the state examinations. I'm a history shark-sltall I tell you the date When Iingland was honored hy Peter the Great? In all of my classes I do as I please, Yet one hy one blossom the tat little Iis. ' 17 CJITQ.. A J' ' Qu 'nov . . , L1 J fu- 0 Q Q In . 9 I 'bf I xx i TRLA. ia I'l'l5-I-DTeXSIY-'X K

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TIIE COMMENT JOHN 1-l ULSON Composer of the Class Song, football player and brilliant light in basket ball. Great pro- moter of the Boys' Athletic Ass sociation and one of the best violinists in school. l'm a dreamy young buck with a musical ear, And my heart's with a lass who will grad'wate next yearg llin the class's musician, and keeper of th' dough Which, from the Boys' Glec Club just simply wonlt flow. CARMA JACKSON Finished her work at Christ- mas and made us rather loncl some during this last semester. blie is really the society belle of the class and mighty well liked at old K. l-l. S, She was Vicesllresident of the German Club. Did you see me whizz past in my long shiny car? Up Fifth street I. skim and l don't feel a jar. l haven't been here since the term was begun- l'd credits enough so 1 just had some fun. ADRlAN Kllili Y Better known as Ade. lie is a prime favorite of all the boys and is well liked by all the others. He was Presicleiit or our last year's class-aye wrien we were wee Juniors. l ani Adrian K., and llm fair 'Maudie's choice, l always perk up when l hear her sweet voice! l made a line host at the ban- quet last year, And everyone said Maude looked perfectly dear. lil.,lZAl3li'l'l'l LA W S Whom we have been able to claim as Keokuk's own this past year, having left Montrose's haunts for ours. A brilliant stu- dent and a mighty good friend of all. Poor me! l've been about for ever so long, The whole world, it seems, is entirely wrong. But l am no pessiinist-certaiir ly not, 1'm glad l was out while the days were so hot. p19 5:9 Gvovfk ,ra 4-'Lf Ll-egoutuvilklll 3 , OT!-my '1-.odef .Ami ff-l Snug' gler