Keokuk High School - Comment Yearbook (Keokuk, IA)

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THE COMMENT 1934 MARY ISOWER Always smiling, always kind, A sweeter girl you'll never iind. WALTER IIRINKER This tall lad makes it a fad 'l'o win the fairest and leave her sail. ROIIERT l4RUNA'l' Robert lirunat. likes the nurses: When refused ll date, he really eurses. LAWRENCE RUERKLIN He isn't a fellow to make ai big splash, Iiut in his studies he is a Hash. DALE BURTON ! , Though small in size, Dale gets about, K. H. S. will miss him there's no doubt. EDITH CAMERON Edith, with her twinkling brown eyes. Is an all-around girl you ean't criticize. RUTH CAMERON Curly black hair and complexion fair Make Ruth's beauty never a care. ISAIXEL CAMPBELL Isabel is a pleasant girl to meet, For she is intelligent, kind, and neat. HERNADINE CARMICHAEL Always so meek and always so still, Yet often she giggles against her will. DONALD CHADWICK A violin sets this boy in a trance, And for exercise--ffhow he can tap-dance. FLORENCE CHRESTENSEN Florence Eloise for science has an aversion Ilut even then she will go in for that diver sion. HOWARD CLARK Howard Clark, who is young and fair Knocks Durras cold with his curly hair. EDGAR COCHRANE Man about town, second to none: He-'ll greet St. Peter with a terrible pun. FLORENCE DAVIS Florence likes the boys, oh, pretty well, liut which one most, I shall nut tell, HARLEY DAVIS He never speaks on subjects rare, And all the girls get in his hair. CONSTANCE DAY Constance Day never failed to pray For boyhood true whold come woo, JEROME DOGGETT ln driving a Terruplnne he ranks first rate And is always on time when having a date. HARRY DUNCAN Harry made his record in class room and sta e L ll f ' And l'm sure we'll remember his efforts with pen and page. FOURTEEN

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THE COMMENT, 1934 ' VIRGINIA ANCELL 5 Virginia is blonde: shes sweet and quaint, Who doesn't love her you all and caint ? - HELEN ANDERSON Hele-n's disposition is invariably sweet, More could be said, but it's not right to repeat. ROBERT ANDERSON Andy was a wise and sporty guy, 'Till he met the apple of his eye. KEITH ATTERBERG This tall, blonde boy is heard not at all, But his name is often seen on the Honor Roll. ARLENE BANGHART Strong is her voice, and wide her fame, Beanie puts even the canaries to shame. ROBERT BANG!-IART B is for Banghart: B is for Boone, 'Together they'1'e seen in the light of the YHOUU. ROBERT BARNES Bob Barnes is a good old pal, Because he sticks to just one gal, ROSEMARY BARNES Rosemary maintains that it's no sin To have and hold those college men. DOROTHY BARTHOLOMEW Giggles and eyebrows, ribbons and curls Make Dottie another of those innocent girls. f100W?J ALFORD BEATY In school he always played fair, But look at the color of his hair. MARABELLE BELFORD Dark brown hair, lovely brown eyes, A winning smile that's always nice. TOM BENDER Madam, Bender is a boy with brains, But with a football he's a pain. r i , f' HUBERT BIERMAN l! Chemistry's his hobby: just you wait and see, A second Mr. Wright he will surely be. rl ' fl HUBERT BISPING In plays he is both bold an bad: He's tall and handsome 'n could be had, 1??J DOROTHY BLAISDELL We know that you shall conquer fate, For you have more than one good trait. VIRGINIA BOONE Just a little blonde so fair of face, Oh, gentlemen, what a mansion she could grace. FREDA BOYD Her charming way and winning smile Make her friendly al-I the while. MARSHALL BOYD He's unassuming-a gentleman, He'll surely help you if he can. THIRTEEN

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THE COMMENT, 1934 DOROTHY DUNN She dances and dates with envious regularity. She is famously known for her bubbling hilar- ity. CHARLOTTE ECKLAND Clever and cute with lots of cracks, Soon K. H. S. will wish her back. ' PAUL ENSMINGER 4. He's quiet, diligent, and liked by all, For pleasure--well, apparatus for Paul. GERALD FA BER Each day Gerald crimps his curls. He mustn't lose his hold on the girls. H I ' GENE FALLON An excellent cook f?l, all-state football man: Beat this witty young Irishman if you can! RALPH FARNSWORTH He rarely voices his sentiment But to every problem his aid is lent. ALICE FELDMAN If it weren't for this little blonde dame, Quincy wouldn't even have a name. FREDERICK FERGUSON Writer, speaker, soloist, snortsman is he: Quite a talented young gentleman, we see. RHEA FLAMBEAU ln his lessons he's rather slow, But with the women-watch him go! MAXINE FLOWERS When it comes to shorthand, she-'s a shark: You ought to see her make those marks. MAURINE FLOWERS Regardless of time, regardless of weather, Maurine and Maxine are always together. MAXINE FUQUA To Maxine we wish success And above all perfect happiness. MARY JANE GOETZ She's rather tall, and very sweet: For a better pal she's hard to bent. LORETTA GOEZ Just as sweet as she's sincere, Modest, and in love we fear. DOROTHY GRIMP'E Dorothy Grimpe, called ' 1rimp by so e Is rather tall, but lots of fun. , THELMA HEDDEN She's very smart and a little shy, But her grades will always get her by. WALTER HERIN Walter Herin went fishing in a pail And found his fishing to no avail. DOROTHY HESTON This is the girl whose first initial is D: To her heart a Des Moines boy has the key. FIFTEEN