Keystone High School - Komet Yearbook (Keystone, IA)

 - Class of 1949

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Barbi is already worldwide known for her famous masici ns, LHE LFLODY MAIDS and KEN RAYE GB D s known 0 us as Pero1's us nd ienn De o what is th t carled up in the easy oh ir ofer there? R w th t me a closer, we can see 1 t it ls Dick Braksiek, vho is sunoos d o e a bellboy Q6 awake onl long erodgb to ss s the pre ty l dies itn H6lv Further on down tne lobby a gl e fl res up and seems to nurt olr e e o w can s e into doing his work Two doo s down the h ll, we find Ol a Holst, selling fancy work and trinkets, designed by herself, to the travelers fror all over the world She is especially noted for crocheting th most beautifll t blecloth in the world in just one month leave the hotel and while Jsntlring dowr Fifth and Aller's Clover Farm Store where we find Elaine Kruckenrerg Aller's brothers Rumors are that El ine is working able to start out house keeping succe sfully and so assist living north of the City Naln Avenue, we pass busily helping the ge rich so to b Le tain farmer across from thlS store we flnd the Natlonal Bell Telephone Company where we find the former Marilyn Junge as chief superintendent While not in the office we can find her at home :ith her husb nd, Russ and her two children who are busy practlcing saying NNumber Ple sen We see a newspaper boy on the street which reminds us of our dear friend and classmate, Mary Jean C ntwell, who is the editor of the Keystone Clipper In her suare tins sne nd her hush nd Diane Tec l nhe g re o cticing f their weekly radio program over station Y K K on which they sing Ame 1ca'e best loved songs Further on down Main Street ve seeWAlbertsen's Invention Sho W As he al ways said not words but deeds were to be his w tcdxord after commercement, it has been with his Duane invented a gadget for controlling we ther for fliers. Equipped with one of those little things, a pilot makes his own weather as he flies along. Some invention at that, don't you think? Bob Oehlerioh is president of the airways company that uses Duane's invention to insure the safety of the passengers while ris airplanes fly to all parts of the wmrld. And here is shop on Fifth and now owns not only coast, all with a clientile of our very best peoule. the trail Ivadell Selk made. She crashed right into a beauty Hain Street, got out her comb and curlers and went to work and that beauty shop but a whole string of them from coast to f - 0' a M C- . ' ' ff 1 3- - . ' - ., 'be , I jf K1 tz.. '..ell, W a ' K la 1 - 'o .a 4 re . . tla ' ' J .A e t It ' butl is y A 'N. a 1 t A t ' a , w ' t' - baggage. ' '. ' W ar l a A P ' y s, N V e Q ee that it is Kenny Danker's Shoeshinlng Shop. He is still talking Don Oehlerioh ' . r .a ' Q ' . A , e ' a . We f ', 1 . . . 1 fx' .'1 1 . a to I t as e - S . - . a .Ara . . '. Ea . r- ' . 5 . A , - 1 a A . . i t. '. an e- . .5 l, we kle - r , a -ra . A -or ' . .. . '. I' . J ' p. - a lv F r . so ' , ' 1. , l a



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Now to get he griculturel outlook f odz 1 treils First, on a l rge f rm loc ted sou 1 of tke city we find the Kro ing ferm M rdean Seeck re lived her mbitlor ard changed rer name to Hrs Donald Kromminga. She is forever bds ltlpirg he: husband and taking care of their sor, Donald Jr Sure erougr, F rlyn h ck, wit? his wife Roberts, l rded on a large farm, o Iirnly nad his voice lessors growr upon him in school, that he soon be r cxoorirg nour over Y K K , Mono ys rd then T esd ys and on ednesd ys because tre bro dcasting took ell his time QFQ was a hundred per cent more prof ltable, anyway, tnan mllking cows Oh, yes, here is the air trail Robert Boehmke took Rather erratic, was Boh's catching, but he m de a smooth landing rigrt in tre middle of s fer tile f rm in Iowa, which he now tills happily with the help of his wife and children As we re on our way back to tre city we see an m phansge, run by Nadine Selk bhe is nov Mrs Richfrd Fisher rd should be ble to relse ner children quite c p bly with the practice she's getting managing the orphanage Further or down the street we fird Dr Jrres M yhew's Dentist Off1ce,and in it we find his wife, the former Doris Eichmeyer, as nls private Secretary Lou we find Lester UBudU Selk rd Kenny Struck m rried to'blank and ElSiG, to mmol t ey n d entr sted treir ne rts ro affeot'o in high school They lived happily evez fter, nits no budget bothers, since they are all picking dollars off tom to bushes, bl ckberry bushes, curr nt bushes ard grepevines for the largest c rning corcerr 1 the United States Tris t kes c re of ll of our air trails and flights, which h ve turned out successfully and h pplly for each HQ every one of us QENIOR 'Laos WILL Duane Albertsen wllls hls 1ntell1gence to Harold Hansen Robert Eoehmke wllls h1S slow motlon to Lela Rae Dvorak Rlchard Brakslek wllls hliathletlc ablllty to Rlchard Prusha and hls stupid re marks to Raymond Junve. Eddy Brandt wllls h1S sklll to drlve a car fast to Niss Wllson. Mary Jean Cantwell wllls her lone brown halr to Joan Buch. Kenneth Danker wllls hls dunce cap to anyone who 15 unlntelllgent enough to ac ceot 1t. Contlnwed on next page .,- R v , . w 1 ' M.--n'..,5 .L ,c zo L. a. 4 ' . o a r - . , a f e a ' tl 1. N ' ' mx s 1 . .a e K ' A 'm f ' X - . ' y L - 1 ol - . 1 . . A .e ' 'ee ' 'L ' . e.' bat, s ' , V . . . . - ga. a ' . . 1 ' .. . . . 'e a. ' u a W 1 a , Thursdays, Fridays and on Saturdays and then ---- well, he had to drop his farming 'I QL JE. .' , ' ur Q U i . , as o , . a . . - s ' 1 ' -' O 21 V V1 ' .. ' ' . ' L, a. a , . ' .4 il 5 L 4- .A . F A n 4 . , in 5 f q V - I ' f a. ' a 3' K A 'a 1 . ' a a.' l l n . Q 1 e ' L ' o .E . 8 V 8 . A , E l . A H , . an e el . ' e r ' s . a ' ' . - V .an . . . . . . . . v .

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