Keokuk High School - Comment Yearbook (Keokuk, IA)

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THE COMMENT HELEN FLEMING High School really is a boreg I'm glad I'll study now no more- lixcept the piano, I love that, Each ivory key, each sharp and flat. Senior Red Cross Auxiliary. MARION GRIFFITH I spend my time fair maids, a-wooing. Really I enjoy pursuing. So I'm not faithful to just oneg To know them all is lots more fun. Boys' Athletic Association '14-'15-'Ili-'l'?'e'lS: Iunior Industrial Associationg Senior Rctl Cross Auxiliary. MAY HAGGERTY - ' Pudding. bread, pie and cake, Are a few of the things I can make. I'm known as quite a movie fan My desire? For one family. just one man Senior Red Cross Auxiliary. ELM ER HAISCH 'Tis rather hard a friend without: VVE: miss him now, without zu doulxt. Hut still we're glad and proud to say To serve our flag he's gone away. Business Manager of CoMME.N'r, 'lS. JENNIE HANCOCK I'm Quite a noted chauffeur-ess, But like it lxest, I must confess. VVhen lic is driving the car for me. You know who lm is? Well. Hlilylle- May Queen. WS: Senior Red Cross Auxiliary.

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Wig 'i THECOMMENT 13 F P CHESTER CRUZE If there's sport in any spot Iill he there right on the dot. Youth was meant for play and fung Time for work when school is done. Senior Red Cross Auxiliary: German Club. '15-'16-3 Commercial Club: Junior Industrial Association, '16g Boys' Athletic Association, '15-'16-'17, COLIN DAVIDSON , You ought to see me drive a car. I go a-racing near and far. And when there are some girls piled in, To have a good time I begin. ,Orr:l1estra, '154'lGg Commercial Club, '16-'17g Boys' Athletic Association, '15-'16-'17-'ISQ Sen- ior Red Cross Auxiliary. MAXWELL EVANS Basketball? Well, I should guess. Football, too, we must confess. And if he has some time to spare, He'll spent it on a lady fair. Boys' Athletic Association, '14-'15-'16-'17g Inn- ior Industrial Association. '16g Varsity Base- ball, '15: Class Baseball. '16-'17g Football, '15- '16-l17g Basketball, '15-'16-'17g Senior Red Cross Auxiliary. EDITH FARRIS A faithful student, always true: Doing the best that she can do. Wish we had like her a score, And we could use even more. Senior Red Cross Auxiliary. CORA FISHER She really is not very tall- Good reason why! You know that all The very nicest things theyre are Are tiny, and do not go far. Senior Red Cross Auxiliary.

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TI-IE COMMENT 15 ANNE HARRINGTON I like odd things-unusual ones, too, And 1'm for anything that is new. I think itls distinguished to like things so: And I am distinguished, d0n't you know? Glee Clnh, '15-'16-'1'i': Red Cross Auxiliary. MARY LOUISE HUESTON Tall and graceful, winning, toog A' maid a man would gladly woo. She likes to glide and whirl in dance: A coy coquet. with upward glance. Senior Red Cross Auxiliary. ALMA KIRCHNER 1 A cheerful smile, a mop of curls, One of the sweetest Senior girls. 'No wonder Elmer likes her well. And misses her, as he could tell. Commercial Cluhg Senior Red Cross Auxiliary. PATIENCE GRIFFITH It seems right queer with Jim away: But he'll be back again some day. Anyhow, it's rather fine From a handsome soldier to get a line. Senior Red Cross Auxiliary. 'HENRY KR UEGER An awful giggler, we've heard say: But if he wishes to, he may., He's Quite a violinist, too. Without him what will t' orchestra do? Oi-cliestm, '16-'IG-'17-'ISQ Senior Auxiliary.