Keokuk High School - Comment Yearbook (Keokuk, IA)

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THE COIWMENT 11 LYMAN BEACH CButlJ Our noble President is he, And very dignilied, you seeg But out of ofiice hours he can , ' Indeed. he quite a ladies' man. President of the Senior class and full- back on the football team. Bud has borne his Presidential duties extreme- ly well this year and conducted meet- ings with a quiet, impressive manner which would well become a U. S. sena- tor. MARY HOLLINGSVVORTH I like to drive our great big car, And all the boys that 1 know are- Fur I just love to give them rides In both the seats and on the sides. Vice President of the Class, hostess to one of the Class Parties, and chemistry expert. Mary's grades are above par, usually, Cespecially in sciencel, and her lovable disposition has made her many friends, both in school and out. JOHN MCMANUS A girl he has in every town, A flirt, they say. of great renown. VVe wonder, if he'd visit Mars, He'd illllfi his Love among the stars? Joke editor of The Comment, leader of affirmative team in the In- terscholastic debate, and host to the Senior Class at a very interesting and exciting party. John's many experi- ments in Chemistry and Physics would bewilder a lesser brain. MARGARET ALDRICH I'll do most anythinla you say, I'll read or write or sweetly play- Or win you in a charming way, . For o'er men's hearts 1 hold full sway. Secretary ot Senior class, member of High Scool Orchestra, writer of class VVill, assistant to Miss Pittman and one of our hostesses. VVhat would we do without our talented Margaret? VVhatever she undertakes to do she will certainly do well.

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THE COzWMENT DOROTHY ALDRICH CPudgyD The Sirens used, in ancient days, To sing in wondrous tone and phrase, But you could charm more folks we know By drawing music from your bow. President of the Girls' Glee Club, member of High School Orchestra, member of Keohi, one of composers of class song, and a charming hostess to one of our class parties. Vlfithout her happy, constant smile and lovely disposition our class would tall below its present standard. RUTH ALLING U01 She is one of our authors-our poetess, too. There are just heaps of things that she can do. VVhen shc gets a letter from the east, far away, She goes around with n smile all day. Class poet, literary editor of The Comment, reader and literary genius of the school. An impetuous, big- hearted girl who has always been willing to give her time and ability for the good of the school and has done more than her share in making this Annual a success. FELIX ANSCHUTZ l1Vhcnever Felix passes hy, Away Hy tears and frown and sigh- For his good spirits from within. All bubble forth in one wide grm. The happy disposition and cheerful- ness of this member of our class have caused more than one of us to square our shoulders, cheer np and go on with new enthusiasm to our next task.i MARY BEARDSLEY ' As lightly through the world I spin, . Nvith dancing eyes and happy grin, I know that my hlithe, careefree ways VVill win for me the higher praise. An ardent member of Keohi and splen- did colleagne of the negative side of the Interscholastic debate. Mary's smile is quite contagious and all in all we've come to love her since she's been in our class.