Keokuk High School - Comment Yearbook (Keokuk, IA)

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T H E CO M M LUCY SKINNER Dill you ever see me drive that Ford No, it isn ' t mine, belongs to Maynard I can run a typeAfriter just as fast, And mean to win my way rt 1? t. LE ROSS MORRIS Quiet, studious, and serious, too, Can all be counted among my virtue?. Maybe I ' ll b. a Professor in college, I ought to make use of all my knowl- edge. HILDEGARDE STROETKER You can tell by my name I ' m modest and demure, Besides all that, I ' m steady and sure, I can do work of most any kind ; A more studious lass ' twould be hard to find. ANNA TIGUE I ' ve got a smile of rare charm. And use it when Jack is near; I ' m going to take a life job, I ' ll be happy, never fear. VERL SHAPPACH Here lies Verl Shapach, A chap scarce grown. As a deep thinker He always was known. FLOSSIE TELLER Flossie must have quiet ways, She escaped my critical gaze, You can tell by that she ' s a person rare, And I ' d warn the fellows to beware.

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22 THE C O M I l E N T EDNA PEARSON When it comes to shorthanc I ' m i shark, You ought to see me make those marks I chum around with Minnie O., We ' re so alike, don ' t you know? EDWARD KOCH Oh, a handsome dignified hid am I, And with the girlies — I ' m — so shy! I like my studies and know them, too, And I ' ll be sorry wh- n I ' m through. LUCILLE PATTERSON You can always tell me b ' my size, If not by that, why look at my eyes; But give me time and I ' ll grow tall. And by my height surprise you all. EDNA QUICK Just for amusement and to have some fun. To Keakuk High I sometimes come, I like to chum with Helen L., The reasons why? O, I won ' t tell. DOUGLAS LAMONT I am known for brilliancy, I ' ve never flunked as yet. Especially in that Room Eight Whatever I want I get! ' ERMA SCOTT Did you ever see my eyes dance? Oh, I can win you with just : gla.ice I always live up to the rule, And some day I ' m going t? teach school

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24 THE CO M M E N T ALTA VINSON My lashes look like an ad, I bobbed my hair with the f; d, Down in Room Seven I am in heaven, With a typewriter I ' m never sad. GAYLORD SHILLING Gay says, I like the girls. And with them like to step, I like them to be pretty And also full of pep. CLARE WEBER We cannot blame you for falling for Clare, For not many girls with her can com- pare. Out on the street she ' s often seen. Driving with ease her big machine. ALICE WEBER Around my locker the boys draw near, For some of my gay chater to hear; But I just kid them all along, I don ' t think that ' s very wrong. CLARENCE SKOG I ' ve heard that Clarence ' public speaks ' , I believe he ' s done it many weeks. He is a very likeable chap. And he covers a good size place on the map. DOROTHY WRIGHT I look kind of grouchy in the hall. But when I ' m with ' him ' I ' m not at all; his high school holds no charms for me, He comes from Montrose, don ' t you