Keokuk High School - Comment Yearbook (Keokuk, IA)

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A I1fQf3c'9,Eil9925 KN XJ Uhr Qllasa ut Euwuig-time The Seniors here before you now, This class of twenty-five, ln everything we undertake We do in honor strive. We're first to leave this fine new school, The first to leave these halls. We now go forth into the world To answer all its calls. In four short years of high school work, Welyre had pleasure and some pain. And with the course of daily work Our time was not in vain. And now we bid farewell to all With grateful mind and heart. We venture forth into the world, Each eager for his part. . THIQLMA TQIIEMAN. KJ ty th

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,N 71g9C9yQQwf.f925 Q X OCUDQ q U BEULAH VARNER She's a little bit slow, but she gets there DECLA WOLLENWEBER Her high ideals, her pureness of heart just the game, Her smiles and brilliancy everywhere dar' Her prettiness and good nature we shall always proclaim. Commercial Course. KKKK Club 143. Pep Club 143. Dramatic Club 143. GEORGE WEIL He's good looking, and it's so, This boy is always on the go. General Course. Football 14 3 . K Club 143. IRENE WILSON She has lots of room for kindness toward al. Do you' suppose it's because she's so tall? Commercial Course. KKKK Club 143. Dramatic Club 143. Pep Club 143. Twenty-two College Preparatory Course. Class Vice-President 133. Dramatic Club 143. Glee Club 133, 143. The Gypsy Rover 133. Cherry Blossoml' 123. Pinafore', 143. Pep Club 143. LAURA WORSTER Pretty, happy and loved by all, Is this lass for whom Roy did fall Commercial Course. Dramatic Club 113, 123, 133,143. Glee Club 133, 143. KKKK Club 143. The Gypsy Rover 133. Nothing But the Truth 133. KEGKUK The old chief himself,

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