Keokuk High School - Comment Yearbook (Keokuk, IA)

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'K 2' 1 . 4 - ,fy ,i .iif , rw 'Q ' if S 1 f W' ?a x X x Y ff 'Q' an 'WM Wage? ip f N-X T ,f . 4, '.ee2k r In 1. Julie Curfman, Crescente.Vorto are shown proofs just out of the! dark room hy Ur. Cowing. 2. Tim Gardin tries his hand af stamping le yealhooh 3 Tim Cbthv and lynn put some more finishing touches on 2 pages. 4. MarR Laehn does his part to supply the staff with photos. 5. Two seniors that really made this hook a realitx Chthy and Tim, 6. Crescenteevorta inspected a small negative. 7. What would the Sfaff have done without this IKT student, Bob larnold. He had a hand in the real windup of this comment. The adviser can find no words to Sh0w his appreciation for the way these five or six stud ents denied all the early days of vacation for themselves to complete this hook as soon as was possible under advergg conditions. ' H '1-

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QIIC mf 9 f MMM fwfag M in .Sq wuxuv Tiiib if First row: .llrs. ll. Kimmel fsaorzsorl ff. Ch ' S 13 I f, arrter. econd row: ff. Froelirzg, T. Blackburn, J. llilli Son, S. miie, E. Baclclin, A. Croll, K. Ellison, T, Page, S, Daggg, Hifi' After an exciting year like last year with its trip and first hand trip to make use of the lang- uage learned, 1975-76 was rather tame. This is in no way to mean the French Club was inactive. Uuite to the contrary it was a busy year with regular meetings. Too, the members held many bake sales. Their project planned for the clos ing days of school didn't materia llze when the company could not produce the shirts sold by the club. lt's good that students in the various disciplines can have a social outlet for their learning process. Mrs. Mary Kimm Vellllyzsors the' French club, she really strives to make it a lot of fun. V at las V. li-.uh fi: l1El??'l?EQ3Wmc if