Keokuk High School - Comment Yearbook (Keokuk, IA)

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THE COMMENT, 1934 JESSE HODGES Jesse is quite a whiz When it comes to an economic quiz. HENRY HOLTON Hy playing his hardest in every game Of football, he won for himself an name. ANNAIIELLE H UFF Precious goods, as known by all, Are wrapped in bundles very small. lil LLY HYATT The words he sneaks are few, but then He always wears a happy grin. DALE JOHNSON He likes football and music: Lombardrfs his pet That is, next to that certain little brunette. FRANK JOHNSON As a radio mechanic he is the nertz. Ilut he steers clear of all the skirts. RALPH JONES Except when selling: ads, Ralph isn't tall. When he is, he's half 21 head 'bove 'em all. KATHRYN KAVANAGH Always nay and never alum, She makes a happy, cheerful chum. LUCILLE KEISER .i , ' ' 4 , Lucille, you always very neat may be, liut gee! you get your laundering done free. KATHERINE KIEDAISCH Iietty is full of fun and laugh: She equals an average girl and u half. MARCIA KIEDAISCH Marcia Louise- Mart sounds better: 1 envy the one who someday will get her. JOHN PAUL KING Jack-of-all-trades is Johnny Paul King: Even around girls he's some hum-ding. MARIE KOSS Flashing smile and manner sweet, For a pal Marie-'s hard to beat. HENRIETTA KRAUSHAAR Can she talk ? No. just chatter. What she says? Really, it doesnt matter. NAOMI LAISLE This brown eyed girl you see, ls really full of fun and glee. DORIS LARSEN That hair! That voice! Those looks subline! Yet those blue eyes say, Oh, whyunshacum-I upsumtime 'l DOROTHY LARSEN I Swede seldom got to school on time: . She just couldn't get there by quarter to nine. JOHN LEAKE He may be quiet, but never slack, The fact is, he's u whiz in track, If SIXTEEN

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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

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THE COMMENT, 1934 ' LLOYD LEFTWICH Lloyd's voice and delivery are poor, Yet he always has something to say, one may be sure. JAMES LLOYD Jimmy, why don't you like the girls? You simply set their heads in whirls! LE ROY LOFTON Bud's jokes are the best you ever heard, Ask him the one about the bird! JAMES McCARTHY A talented young orator is he: Someday very famous he will be. DOROTHY McCOY An after school librarian was Dot: In choosing books she could help one a lot. EDGAR McKAY Hitch hiking he will go If his legs don't crack or bow. DORIS McMANIS Doris McManis at shorthand is great: A first-class steno is no mean fate. WILHELMINA MARKS An evening with this charming lass- What more could any boy ask? MAX MASTERS Nice looking, friendly, and liked by all, He'll surely be missed t school next fall. O JOHN MAWER The Carthage gi s know Johnny host As the great Romeo from K. H. S. MARY FLORENCE MEINBERG Happy-go-lucky and full of fun Pep and ability, all in one. ALICE MILLER Here's to the damsel with dancing brown eyes, A provocative incentive to most all the guys. LUCILLE MILLER , 0 Brown eyes, cheeks of red, No serious thought in Luc's head. KATHERYN MOANDER Kay is blue eyed, winsome, and cleverg Her friends all declare her the best ever. MARJORIE MONTAGUE She has a friend whose name is Red : He's her heart's ideal, everyone said. HAROLD NEISWANGER He even puts Bunsen to shame By messing with his burner and distorting the flame. EARL NELSON A spunky leader of the yells Was the bright boy that we called Nels. MILDRED NELSON Mildred cheerfully does all her tasks And willingly undertakes whatever one asks. SEVENTEEN