Keokuk High School - Comment Yearbook (Keokuk, IA)

Page 33 text:

zmior Chitty NORRIS MUNDY WARREN FLOWERS DOROTHY WUSTROW TOM STROME President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Officers of the Junior Class Pleasing personality, 1'onsz'ier1tio11x student, member of the National Honor Sofiety-that dexfrilzes our President, Norris MllMdj'. Ufarren Flou'er.v, Vive-P1'esidw1t, is a 1n0r1'c,vt vhap, well-liked hy his fellow stlzrlcnts. Hlajor of Pep Squad, a memhrr of National Honor Sorirty, participating in many sfhoo! eu'nts-ihat'5 our Sevrelary, Dorothy Il'115trou'. Tom Strome, our effiriant Tl'f:'ll5ll7'61', is a model student in efvery respeft. Under these guiding stars the Junior Class has zivlzicwerl great .v11u'c.ss. TWENTY-NINE

Page 32 text:

THE 1938 COMMENT few miles farther down the beach, we met Dorothy Semones. She is now official instructor of the native Hawaiian hula. She told us the plight of the president of our class of '38, It seems that Jonny Wilson's wife com- plained he had not kissed her for a week. He went crazy trying to remember whom he had been kissing. Keokuk, October 7, 1948 Dear Diary: As much as I wanted that trip around the world, and as much as I en- joyed myself, I still was glad to get back home. Things certainly have been happening since I left. Ruth Trump and Willy were married last Week. It was publicly an- nounced that Doris Worster and Leona Wright have declared themselves old maids. October 8, 1948 Dear Diary: While walking up Main Street, I bumped into Margaret Sherwood. She is private secretary to one of her old flames. Not long ago she heard from Jean Conrad, who no longer has anything to talk about, because she is now back in Harrisburg. I decided to drop around to Joe Bailey's store. Much to my surprise I found Helen Cowley as clerk. Leroy Sale is the new floor walker, and James Allison is training for the Olympics by running from Joe's to the high school and back. Upon returning home I found a letter from Doris Stice. She married the ice man and is living in Canada with her husband and two icicles. And now, Dear Diary, farewell. M. S. TWENTY-EIGHT

Page 34 text:

THE 1938 COMMENT First Rnw Bette Curtis, Sara Dannan. Willis Dedman, Nancy Dimond, Leon Dobson, Grace Down-ll, Martha Driver, Vivian Dunn, Kay Eller. Seeond Row Jan:-t Iirinker, James liuys, James Campbell, llvlen Carlson, Evelyn Carter, Philip Chamberlain, Arvilla Collins, Paul Cooper, Lester Convert, Third Rowffleorgu Berryhill, Margrarvl liiukel. Ruth liispinir. Willo lilaukwtll, Charles lilaildell, Gent-al lilan. Gerald Bower. Ella Mae Brilon, John lirilon. Fourth Row---Charlotte Adams, Dorothy Anderson, Charles Built y, Cleo Baldork, Dolly Ann Banghart, Virginia Banghart, Jack Bawden, Wayne Beeson, Helen Bender. The class of 1939, commonly called the 'ljuniorsn of K. H. S. have made quite a showing along many lines, but their most outstanding field is in sports. The juniors on the first squad in football included, Bernard Dub lfarnum, Bill Lamb, and blilton Hlylickiel' Ross on the line While in the backlield, John Johnny Hutchison, and Robert Bob lfoster held down the fort. After this display of talent on the gridiron Bob Foster, John Hutchison, Fred Schneider, jack Bawden, Lester Leftwich, Charles liehmeyer and Kenneth Miller gave an interesting display on the basketball court. With these boys to work with next year the coaches should get some good re- sults. THIRTY