Keokuk High School - Comment Yearbook (Keokuk, IA)

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14 T H ECO M M E N T PHILIP BENNER, President I am the President of twenty-two, Upright, loyal, and true blue; In all my studies I more than pass. And am well fit to lead my clas . KATHERINE WINGER, Vice-Pres. Everyone likes Katherine, She is such a true friend; In all the school ' s activities She has a helping hand to lend. GENEVIEVE HARTER, Secretary On Saturday night I go to the show With whom? I don ' t suppose you know; And I ' m on the spot when it comes to work, And never from any of my duties shirk. » CRAWFORD FLETCHER, Treasurer I ' m a pretty boy, with bright blond hair, I ' m showered wdth girls, but I do not care ; I ' m really mean, though you ' d never guess. Why one day Miss Gallagher sent me from class. ADELAIDE ANSCHUTZ Oh, I ' m that tall, dark-haired queen, Who usually with George is seen. To increase my beauty I bobbed my hair; I come and go with never a care. BEULAH ANDERSON If you can imagine light brown hair. Along with the bluest eyes you could find. Then ad to this a complexion fair. And you have a picture of Beulah in mind.

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T H i: C O M AI E N T 13 Clasis; |3ofin What is the Cargo of these years? Joy and study, and hn] v anfl fears. Four years of stuily allci ed with play. And of seventy students, each gi-ies his a ' . Some will falter, and some may fall. iSnt how, with such a l(.)iuidation lor all? Name the Cargo of these four years. Faith and knowledge, with occasional tears. We ' re seventy strong, a sturd - l)and — And now we pledge our heart and hand In preserving the glory, honor, and fame Of our . lma Alater ' s honored name. t Why this Largo- of foiws years high? A list of the faculty will tell you whv. Oh, tutors true, these jears with you Have been a joy. Each girl and hoy Will voice it with a grateful heart. The privileges of such a start. J ' his is the Cargo of four ' cars high. Success! And a will to do our die. Tomorrow we leave the cap and gown, May all look lU) and none look down. . nd each of us. l)y strength of will. Shall shape our lives for good or ill. DORIS LCCllJ-: CROOKS.

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11 C () M M E N T 15 GLADYS BELZER A little bob-liaired girl I am, But also mighty tine. I don ' t care much for shorthand- Salesmanship ' s my line. AUBREY ALLEN I had a part in the Alcott play, I was the gallant lover gay; With such a partner, who wouldn ' t be? And I ' m no exception, don ' t you see ' ; GLADYS BOYD At sewing I am quite a star — That ' s my particular line; Some day I ' ll be a modiste of fame, Now, don ' t you thin:; that ' s fin:V LORENA BUSS I ' ll say I ' m crazy ab; ut Miss Rte, She wins me with he.- smile, ycu k.io .- If only I could cook like she, A mighty happy giil I ' d be. . CALVIN ALLING I ' m well known about this town, As a basket-ball player of great re- nown. In history I ' m good and i.. che.nistry, too; In fact, there are not many things I can ' t do. EIDA BLAISDELL Oh, I am slender, and not very tall, It ' s with dear Bud I pai ' ade the hall. And when I ' m a reader of great fame. You will be proud to know my name.