Keokuk High School - Comment Yearbook (Keokuk, IA)

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no The 1946 Comment ' Glau Junior Class Play Brother Goose CAST or CII.'XRAC'l'IiRS QLeft ro Righty Sarah-fthe lXfl11SOI'llS cookj o,oo .,c,Clz1risse Gordon Helen-fthe Adam's housekeeperj ccssjulia Jones Lenore Hudson ,so,so c--,1McgPhyllis Klapprott Truck Driver c We c- c,c.,,-Eldon Tucker Eve Mason occ P, so,o We .ooo Phyllis VanAusdall Wesley Adams-lVVesj or one W-.- ,.s, Jack Doss Carol Adams our ,.s-cc-c ec-, Dorothy Prince Mrs. Trimmer cw-, .,.A,s ,- .,ss Sallie Guy Hyacinth Adams-lHyj ccccc , cc.--.,ccNancy Elgin Jell Adams-llirother Goosej ,,-.cWilliam Finnerty Peggy Winkel cc.c -cm Yc.ccc., ch,cJewel'l Henson TWENTY-THREF

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The 1946 Comment an egg in a hat, say the magic words abra kadabra and pull a rabbit out. lt looked so simple4but then we won't go into that. Yeah! Then we had the Junior Play Brother Goose co-starring Judy Henson and Bill Finnerty. lt played a two night stand and wowed 'em. Chiefs took fourth place in the Little Six football conference. Less said the better, Huh? And as Bill Hoffman remarked of Thanksgiving vacation lf it were longer, it would be nicer. fApologies to Billl. We saw four movies this year-Tyrone Po-wer in L'The Mark of Zorro g Fibber McGee and Molly in Here We Go Again , Frank Morgan in The Dancing Pirateug and Laurel and Hardy in The Flying Duces . At the time this was Cahemj composed these were al'l, but we're still hoping! Christmas comes in here somewhere. We got a ten-day vacation and came back the day after New Years. Rena Mary Rowe served ice cream and cookies to a little UD gathering of friends Q35 New Year's Eve. That had to be in, Rena, the calendar wouldn't be complete without one of your parties. Then we had the all school play-Florie Strate and Charles Off in The Little Minister. Florie even looked the part of the gypsy Babbie and the school paid for the dye job on her hair. lt was a very good way to find out how l'd look with black hair Florie commented. Nice going. Chiefs were red-hot this year and everyone was of the opinion we should have taken first place fwe got thirdj in Little Six Basketball Conference. Bob Vollers smashed the Little Six records with a grand total of 238 points. Guys and gals jived in the gym after most of the .Friday games. These sessions were well attended by students, service' men on furlough and chaperons. H A The paper drive went over big as free tickets to a movie were given away for every fifty pounds of paper brought. ' Of course we had a hflay Fete, or will have. We don't know much about it as yet. The Ju-nior-Senior Prom will be a sure thing as always. Right now we are worrying about dates to it. School closes May 31st and Commencement exercises will be held at 8:00 P. M. in the auditorium. All of us will miss good old K. H. S., the good times, and all of the kids. ' TWENTY-TWO

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Their. 46 Commenl 'e e D ' Ann Anderson Charles Ain schutz Raymond Bailey Jean Bank , 1 yr ., , x. . f . rf . James, Biery John Blaise Twila Boston Dan elle Bramhall Evelyn Bundy Lucille' Carlton 1 1' :Inv r Eileen Chamlbers Shirley Chance fy i 1 Delores ci-ang i i Helen Crofvell I 1 1' Algalul Deyo i I Y Phyllis Dose K . 5, N if .Q iff? X A' 'I Carl Dresser Carl Dupy TW ENTY- FOUR Charles Atterberg Dorothy Atterberg ' if Bill Benson J'oAinn Biddenstadt J. R. Blankenship Rex Boehm ilk 1-f ' ,if ,.n- Leonard Bryant Edward Bnckney X'-im, '-1' Robert Carter Richard Casady .' 41 ls Keith Clippert Junior Collins Thelma Dawson Earl DePew NX 6 All Ja-ck Dow James Doweh Margaret Ege ' Naney Elgin