Keokuk High School - Comment Yearbook (Keokuk, IA)

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WL T THE COMMENT 17 .3 RUTH MEGCHELSEN She doesn't act it, but-oh, my! Her grades are all away up high. The teachers like her, too, you bet, ' For she hasn't made them trouble yet. Senior Red Cross Auxiliary. PAUL MEGCHELSEN I hate those old spelling'words, I do. I study for hours and miss some, too. When with Sunny I have a date I get home early, it's so late. Boys' Athletic Association, 716-'17-'1Sg Treas- urer, '18: Football,'14-'15-'16-'17: Captain, '1S5 Keohi, '16-217-'lS: Junior Industrial Associa- tion, '16-'l7g Senior Red Cross Auxiliary. CLARA MULLIKIN School is such a tiresome thing, It seems so nice to hear the hell ring! M'y clothes are the cutest ever seeng You'd think I was a Paris queen. Commercial Club, Senior Red Cross Auxuliary. GERTRUDE OFF I'm in for fun of any kind. Pez-chance my red hair will remind Of tempers you sometimes have met, But I have never found mine yet. German Club, '15-'16-'1'Tg Senior Red Cross Auxiliary. REUBEN PEARSON Physics assistant? I'n1 the man. Bust everything up I surely can By wonderful compounds of queer things. I look like a cute little cherub with wings. Junior Industrial Association, ,16-,IYQ Physics Assistant, '17-'ISQ School Play, '17g' Senior Red Cross Auxiliary.

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THE COMMENT LELIA KUMMER I like to sing-but love to play, And perhaps at some dim future day You'll hear my name all round the earth, As a pianist of note and worth. Keohi, '15-'16-'17g Glee Club, '15-'16-'17-'1S. Pi- anist for Chorus, '16-'17-'lSg German Club. '16- '17g Senior Red Cross Auxiliary. HORACE LAGERPU SCH The English assistant, as you see, Isn't the job it seems to be. He'll correct your spelling or hear your review, And give you the grade that is your due. Iunior Industrial Association, '1Gg Orchestra. '17-'18, English Assistant, '17-'1Sg Senior Red Cross Auxiliary. ELLA LEUA Quiet? VVell, perhaps 'tis true. Tho' she can talk if she wants to. Sbe's really stunning on horseback, A quality so many lack. Senior Red Cross Auxiliary. MABEL LOEVVENSTEIN I can say more in half a day Than you could say in a week, anyway. I nearly always get A's on my card, Tho' I don't believe in working hard. Dr. Reid's Assistant, '17, Senior Red Cross Auxiliary. KENNETH MCBAIN I finished school away last year, I'll graduate now, though, never fear. I work just like a great big rnang Support a family I can. Football, '17, Boys' Athletic Association.

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THE COMMENT KATHERYN PYLE A wonderful swimmer-in the pool at the NYU She's more at home than even at High. She's very pretty-clever, too, . For in just three years Sll8lS getting thru. Senior Red Cross Auxiliary. COOK REEVES I like to dance, I like to play. I like to walk out Main street way. But I don't like working, and' it's my rule Not to study while I'm in school. Boys' Athletic Association, '17g Senior Red Cross Auxiliary. PAULYNE REINER Eyes of brown, curly hair, And as sweet as she is fair. She likes the boys: they like her, toog But you knew that, now, didn't you? Glee Club, Cnmn1ercialClubg Senior Red Cross Auxiliary. ALTA RI BYN She talks at a really marvelous rate, Her wonderful wit is a gift of fate. She knows how to read, and debates some, too. She'll be accomplished when she gets thru. Keohi, '16-'17-'18, Senior Red Cross Auxiliary. CLARENCE SCHMIDT I'm trying hard to learn to dance, So with the girl I'll have a chance. I am a busy working man, And I'ni doing the very best I can.