Keokuk High School - Comment Yearbook (Keokuk, IA)

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THELMA FOX Always merry, never glum, Makes a bright and cheerful chum. ll 'f f14 '5' OTIS GILPIN Everything comes to those who wait, If they work while they wait. ANNA HAASE When assembly is over, Anna will shout, Say, does anyone know what it was all about? Ll CHESTER HARTLEY A pretty girl, a gallon of gas, Four good tiresgwhat more could I ask? Nothing but more gas. ARLA HEDRICK One of the inseparable. L IRVINA HENTZEL My idea of an agreeable person is one who agrees wi RAHAM HILL All great men are mis- understood. LOGAN HUISKAMP The man behind the team EVERETT GILBERT Loyal and always to be depended upon. ORRIN GRAY If I had an audience, l'd make you shudder at my eloquence. s JL! DORIS HARDY And dance-I'll tell the world ! ' If I 0 AUDREY HAYDEN She silently goes about her b siness. AUDREY HEDRICK The other one of the in- separable. DORIS HIGHAM lt's easier to look wise than to talk wisdom. CATHERINE HOFFMAN I might be better if I would, But it's very lonesome being good. . llfblvlfja' vga! Qi!! 'v'.z5 NINA HULL She is the girl who does her own thinking. of V12

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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.

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.fm MARIAN HUTCHISON She is so quiet and petite. No better friend could any meet. JOHN N. IRWIN is lame has gone - fore im, Iiut h a nty things himse MARIE OHNSON Charming mann , ' - ning way, Sho's pleasant and sweet the livclong day. JACK KEARNS Silence is golden and I'm a millionaire. MADELENE KNIES ' u can have more un with her in a minute than you can have with most girls in an hour. GRACE KOLLMYER Pretty to walk with, witty ilk with and plc-zlszuit ink aboul. KARLTON LAISLE A fighting member of our team, All his plays were square and clean. VERA LANGLEY Oh, Goldie Locks. where are the three bears '! CLATTIE IRVIN Undisturbed by what mei. say, She goes now as yester- day. GEORGE JOHNSON Columbus took il chance. Why don't you T JONES A likable miss, quiet and unassuming. I VERNA KLANN Operettas, jazz, sports, and studies, Our editor likes them all. BETTY KOCH She giggles if it's funny, And one may truly say That if it isn't funny She giggles anyway. I 4' J sf It lc' HARRY KOLLMYER He may tumble into fame, REED LAMB You can't corner a square man. ALBERTA LAMBERT Quiet lass, but there are few Who know the treasures hid in you. 6