Keokuk High School - Comment Yearbook (Keokuk, IA)

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Jw- COMMENT -1924' MARK ALDRICH Men are but children of a larger growth. , General Course. Dramatic Club 131. Athletic Association 131, 141. LATONA ANDERSON The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. General Course. Athletic Association 131, 141. VIRGINIA AYRES Her charming ways and face, Makes sunshine in a shady place. General Course. Dramatic Club 121, 131, 141. . President Dramatic Club 141. The Teeth of the Gift Horse 131. Clarence 141. Athletic Association 131. EDWARD ARMENTROUT Why am I here? Just to lend dignity to the Senior Class. General Course. Shaddock Boys' School 111, 121. Orchestra 131, 141. Band 141. Miss Cherry Blossoms 131. Athletic Association 131, 141. BERNARD BARKER A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays, And confident tomorrowsf' General Course. Dramatic Club 131, 141. Athletic Association 131, 141. EVELYN BEVERING The noblest mind the best contentment has. Commercial Course. , Athletic Association 131, 141. JUANITA BICKER Of a modest, noble nature. General Course. Athletic Association 131, 141. HARVEY BEACH X I never thrust my nose into other fel- lows' porridgef' . General Course. Athletic Association 131, 141. Football 131, 141. Track 131. .-2 71

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COMMENT 4924.1 And now we start to school in September, l923, perhaps a little more thoughtful than ever before. It is our last year in K. H. S., for we are Seniors. Realizing that we are now the ones to be looked up to by the lower classmen, we immediately elected oflicers and selected our class colors and rings. The ollieers elected were: President-Guerdon Meister. Vice-President-MarScine Schouten. Treasurer-George Koch. Secretary-Ruth Rupley. The class colors were purple and gold. The members of our class have always been prominent in all school activities. Some chose athletics, others dramatic work. We were well represented in the play Clarence,l' and in the operetta, The Gypsy Rover. Virginia Ayres has shown her talent in winning first place in the Declamatory Contests for four successive years. Now we are at the close of our four years of high school life. Four years-such a short period of time, and yet how much we have leearned- learned from the teachers who have taught us so patiently the many lessons which will fit us for college or for business, and from our contact with one another. Although we are not graduating from the new high school, the memories of our school life in old K. H. S. will be cherished by the entire class-the class of 1924. MILDRRD Louisa PFLUG. ..26..

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Jw- COMMENT '1924' SCOTT BRUMBACK could play football. General Course. Football 131, 141. Athletic Association 131, 141. Track 131. Basketball 131. RUTH BLONDET A busy little maiden. General Course. Athletic Association 131 Secretary Girl's Athletic Dramatic Club 131, 141. , 141. Association 141. ZOLA BOLTZ Magnificent spectacle ness. General Course. Hollywood High School 131. Dramatic Club 131, 141. LEROY BREITENBUCHER No man can climb out beyond the limi tations of his own character. General Course. Y- I Comment Staff 131, 141. Athletic Association 131, 141. EDWIN BUSH My name has gone before me do a few things for myself. , but I car General Course. Athletic Association 131, 141. MILDRED BRIGGS Silence is golden, and I'm a millionairef General Course. Athletic Association 131, 141. PEARL BROWN For a light heart lives long. General Course. Athletic Association 131 141. JOHN BRYANT A deep thinker. General Course. Athletic Association 131 141. -28- He could play football, ye Gods, how he of human happi-