Keokuk High School - Comment Yearbook (Keokuk, IA)

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Ma. RUTH BRINKER She's a perfect artist at falling in love. Her poems reflect whom she's thinking of. NINA BROWN May she never change, only in name. THEODORE BUERKLIN Mild, innocent and quiet, We're sure he'd never start a riot. OLIVER CASEY Napoleon was small-so am I. DAVE COCHRANE He doesn't seem to mind If his lessons are behind. ,! l . .f W 4 U V. WINIFRED COLLINS This girl has brains, we must confess, She often helps us out of a mess. , JACK CONNOR I never trouble trouble, Until trouble troubles me. JOE CRAIG Worry and I have never met. X . CHESTER BROWN And we gazed and still the wonder Krew! Could one head carry all he knew? CARL BUERKLIN You may not believe it, but I'm naturally bashful. w ,l 'Q fl! ,V . QILOQJ GEORGE BURNS Keep still, kid, I think I'm going to say some- thing. WQZQL ROBERTA CLARK Three in 0ne-depend- able, capable, and sweet. MARGARET COCKRELL She would rather talk with a man than an angel any day. SAM COLLISON He's not lazy - just doesn't like to work. GERALD COOK Blessed is the man who invented sleep. EULA CRAMER Her main endeavor is to Please, Next to that-a life of ease. li

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LMER ALBERTS Ilewarel I may do some- thing sensational. .Lb EDITH ANDREWS Kind o' quiet, smiling too, Kind o' girl you're glad you knew. ,I .ff 'v ,ij rf I -. JOHN AZINGER Men of few words are the best men. WALTER BARNES I never let .studies in- terfere wit my school duties. H 0 Q' . cl, 4' ELLA BEAIRDQ, ' It's nice to be natural, if you're naturally nice. ELIZABETH BIS PING She has talents, wisdom, energy and charm un- bounded, And over all these love- liness. HERMAN BLONDET Master of the art of keeping silence. o if . k 'L-7' WINFIELD BOONE Bang! Bang! goes the gun Of Winfield, Daniel's son. Wald I N ff MARGARET ANDERSON Peppyl full of funfthafs our yell leader. 'PAULINE ATTERBERG I'm little, I'm wise, I'm a terror for my size. EDWIN BANGHART He did nothing in par- ticular and did it well. if ROBERT BARTHOLOMEW To be a well-favored man is the gift of fortune. But to get chemistry comes by nature. FRANCIS BEVERING Wouldn't I make a good villain? It wouIdn't take nerve for mf- to kill ny! CIIAUDIA BLAND Though quiet by nature, she's brimful of fun and happy smiles, GEORGIANNA BLOOM Able to learn a volume a minute, and uh! how she fun rattle a typewriter. fl L, . ,I -f I N 01 at ' M I' MARGARET BOYD A gdd cure for the blues Wx U4

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MARY MARGARET DEAN When black-eyed Mary tires of a boy, She throws him away as she would a toy. ROY DICKENSON Mysterious and of man- ner mild, The look in his eyes a little wild. Ramon Navarro - self- styled. JOHN DOBIIS A lion among the ladies is the most dreadful thing! VIOLET D S She is one who does what she should, Always kind and always good. GERTRUDE DUNN She looks quiet, safe and sane .... So does gunpowder. FRANCIS FARNSWORTH I was never less alone than by myself. MARGARET FISH Let it rain, let it . in she never cares,-. ' H Studies are r ifles, she freely' Ye ar s. xl .Si LOUISE FLOWERS She has no trait more striking Than her common sense. .wwf CARL DENNIS All great men are dying, and I don't feel ell my- self. Ml .gl MAURINE DILLINGER In doing favors Maurine excells. A girl so kind-hearted will ever do well. ELIZABETH DOMMERMAN She is quiet, but always cheerful. a' y . ll LOUISE DOWNING Her friends are many: Her foes-are there any? GENE EYMAN He couldn't be good if he would: He w0uldn't be good if he could. HARRY FERRIS He has sighed to many, thoug ov but one. NORMA FLOWERS Cupid drew his bow and let fly the dart: Now she is wearing a pin o'er her heart. 73 34? .Z ERNEST FOX If he worried you'd never know it.