Keokuk High School - Comment Yearbook (Keokuk, IA)

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t6 THE COMMENT RUTH CROWELL I don ' t care much for my studies here, But I guess I ' ll stand it ' til the first of the year; I don ' t know what I ' ll do yet, But I won ' t come back to school, you bet. WALLACE AYRES There was a little boy Who was good as good could be. He plays around with Douglas And they please the faculty. DORIS CROOKS Doris is a speaker Known throughout the town. The Declamatory Contest Brought her great renow.i. RACHEL CASEY I am a demure lass, I study most of the time; I always please my teachers. And we get along just fine. CHARLES BUSS Charley Buss is our military man, He tells us about it whenever he can. He has that gift of gab, I guess, Which is so rare (?) in K. H. S. ALWILDA DeJONG I have an ambition — It ' s lofty and high, A future gym director Am I.

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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.

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THE C M M E X ' 1 ' 17 ELMA FOWLER Elma is a maiden shy, She looks not at the boys. When in class she sits with us. She never makes a noise. FRED CALHOUN I play football! I declaim! My great ambition is to jjain much fame ! In Public SpeakinR-, I think I ' m quite bright, You ' re all so dense not to see it in that light! AGNES FALLON With all my teachers I make a hit (?) With my correct English and Irish wit. I like to talk and I like to go, I ' ll settle down when I ' m a steno. .4LBERTA GROUT You can t Il I ' m brilliant by my looks. All I know din ' e come from books. I ' m some little worker at the Y. In all I do I rank quite high. LAWRENCE DENMIRE I haven ' t much luck with the ladies. They just can ' t see me at all; But in Manual Training I ' m surely not feigning — I ' ll built that victrola — recall? LORENE HUXLEY Down in Lock ' s I hold full sway. And with those fellows ' hearts I play; But them, — I care not for that kind — I ' ll take that Texas boy for mine.