Keokuk High School - Comment Yearbook (Keokuk, IA)

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THE 1938 COMMENT Nellie Kampe's ability of being escorted to and from school is willed to Carita Gilpin. Russel Meister leaves his title as Ace around the free-throw line and Wolf in the halls to Teeth Scott. Howard Gibson wills his experience on his trip to Quincy Cfor a chemistry projectj to anyone who wishes the grief involved. Doris Howell wills her giggles and quiet ways to Gladyce Rockefeller. There's hear-say that you can use them, Gladyce. Eddy Goez wills to Bob Foster his ability to stand girls up. Bob, in order to make amends for this, one must send flowers or candy. D'on't you Eddy!! Irma Benson wills her quiet, peaceful ways to Paul Cooper. Thomas Rooney wills the long rides to schlool and that well-known phiase Got to go 'home on the bus , to Wilbur Ryan. To Steve Wah1'er we will Evelyn Wilkerson's cooking ability. Look out, Maxie. Doris Worster wills her meek ways to Dolly Ann Banghart. Stay just as you are Dolly. Donald Buerklin wills his basketball ability to Ed. Gill who is start- ing from the bottom up-Ed was assistant manager this year. Robert Heineman wills his stand in with Miss Simmons to Georgie Berryhill. Just in case you need it, George. Arthur Wirtz wills his excessive 'height to Junior Faber. Do you think you can use it, Jr.???????? Ralph Brust wills thie trail he has posted and blazed all the way to his brother Charley. Margaret Luke wills her job of furnishing play properties to anyone that can do it and get along with Janie Marsh. Virginia Krichel wills her ability to get on the Honor Roll to Bernice Marks. Clyde Bowman wills his track ability to Lawrence Scott. Dorrine Floster wills her quiet ways to Dorothy Anderson. Helen Cowley wills her big husky voice in speech class to Don P'atter- son who we all know can use it. Or can he???? Robert Bundy wills his football ability to some junior. Whoever gets it please notify Coach Schultz. John Boone wills his Ottuimwa girl friend to any one who likes traveling. Floyd Cramer wills his parking space to any boy who is lucky enough to drive a car to school. Claude Freeman wills his ability to rate his Mary's car to Bill Grice. P. S. Bill's got a Mary too. Allan Criswiell wills his ability to play the role -of Father in the school plays to Philip Chamberlain. TWENTY

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LEONA WRIGHT DORIS WORSTER College Preparatory uill and Scroll 43, 41 . Q Commercial d C -1 3 Junior Night wb ililffllln 'TQ'fC?l, tif ' Nat'l. Honor Society f4J Commercial Club 43, 41 hmmm, Class Will ol: I938 We, the members of the class of 1938, in this our last will and testa- ment, being of sound mind and happy memories, leave the following traits and talents to the Juniors in an attempt to make their remaining school year a more enjoyable one. First of all, we wish to leave the many good times to the entire junior Class-please don't abuse them. Bill Peevler wills his diploma to John Brilon- Work Hard, says Bill, You'll get out too--someday. Charles Eppers wills his cooking apron to Norris lylundy. He has never washed it so we think that you shouldg once at least during the year. Frances Harness wills her dark sparliling 'eyes to 'ldrearny eyedw Nancy Dimond. Wake up, Nancy-Please! B Lenace Anderson wills her ability to go through school and receive her knowledge only from books to Julius Zimmerman. We fear Judy is far to the other extreme. A i James Bartholomew wills all the dates he didn't have to Bill Lamb. We think that you could try studying some of your nights, Bill, thus giving the girls a break, once in a while anyway. Slick Sorenson wills his white car , if you call it that, to Harry Jones. It won't run Harry, but l think that he will let you sit in it if you wish.-Everyone else did!! Eleanor Frye wills the letters she gets from her many out of town boy friends to Dorothy Franklin. Doris Coffey wills her participation in all extra-curricular activities at school to Martha Driver. Earl Haase wills the little blond he took to the President's Ball to John Hutchison. Nice work if you can get it, John. Doris Swan Wills her ability to get a ride tol lyladison whenever there's a dance there to Pearl Kinkeade. Wayne Mollers leaves 'his ability on the baseball diamond to Robert Riley. When this is added to his own speed, he will be a rival to the once great Babe Ruth. NINETEEN

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THE 1938 CCMMENT Jeannette Aitken wills her small quiet Ways to M'arjorie Greiner. Please use them to a good advantage Marjorie. Sticky Shillak wills his title as , Gem City Bag to any boy who never expects to go to Quincy.-What did you say, Ernest????? Eugenia Jobe wills her love for dancing With one certain blond boy LJ to Violet Ross. The locket around Betty Lou Henry's neck, we will to Dorothy Swope. Remember Dot First Love is Best!!!! Peg Henke Wills her quiet Ways in home room to Miss M.arsh's new Home Room. If they use them Janie will be thankful. Marjorie High Wills her Madison boy friend to Evelyn Carter. Take good care of him, Evelyn. Jean Conrad leaves her thoughits of past and future romances to Virginia Stallord. Charles Coffin leaves his diet of love for breakfast to Jack Hartrick. Carrie Burkhardt wills her job as secretary to Pop Nickle to Jeanne Hulson. We will Mary Ruth Guess' ability to catch on quickly to James Camp- bell. Carlene Richardson Wills her dimples to any one who can stand to be teased about them. We will Lester Salzer's all-around ability in books, sports, etc. to any boy in the Junior Class who is pointing for the ltop. Harold Carlson Wills his very effective blushing to Paul Frischknecht, who we don't think could blush! ! ! !! To La Verne Carter we will Willola Sharkey. Ruth Tru-mp and Alumnus, Willis Hood, will their romance to Pudgy Wustrow and Harry Grimpe. Remember, no chiseling Harry. Betty Roberts Wills her flying lingers to Kathryn Monical, and her cherry red lipstick to Ruth Bisping. Ick Loelller Wills his ability to rate with all girls to Ray Eller. Danger Ray!!! Take time out to study. Jim Dietrich wills his night life to Jack Bawden. Jack do you think you can do as well as Jimmy has? C J Yes C J No. George Jones wills his car, when it runs, to any ambitious Wide awake junior, preferably Wayne Beeson. Hubert Lowenstein leaves all the bits of pencils and erasers which he has accumulated through the school years to Bernard Peterson. TWENTY ONL