The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-01
Forty Members of Organize
tion Who WI Bid Good
by To K. Fl. S. On Friday
Evening June 8.

The graduating class OF 1915 of the
| Keokuk high school, which will re-
ceive its diplomas next Friday even
! ing, June 8, numbers forty-two pupils,
4 with the girls having a slight major
! ity as to numbers. One member of
the class is taking postgraduate work
and there are several out of town
students in the list of those who will
claim old X. H. S. for their Alma Ma
! ter.
The following thumb nail" sketches
tell who's Who" In the graduating
class of 1916:
MARGARET ELEsEBETH LANG,
laughter Of John Lang of 1923 Palean
street, has had all of her schooling in
keokuk schols. Her course In keo-
kuk high school has covered a period
of four and one half years. Her early
education was received at the Carey
and Grammar schools.
INER CORNELIUS LANTZ is the
son of c.. w. Lantz of 1909 Reid
street. His high school career has
covered period of four years and his
early schooling was received in the
Lincoln and Grammar schools.
i RALPH LAWRENCE LAUDER
SHEIMBR, son of Mr. and Mrs. Char
les Laubersheimer Of 500 Concert.
street, attended the Mckinley and
Washington schools before entering
high school four and half years ago.
i ANTOINE JOSEPH LIE FAIVRE,
who is the son of Mrs. Amelia LIE
Faivre, 1413 Concert street, has com
pleted his high school course in three
years He obtained his early educa-
ton in other schools than those In
Keokuk. He has been prominent In
all athletics and was picked by some
Of the southeastern Iowa critics for
all Iowa high school center. He plans
to go to college following his grad
uation.
FOSTER GLENDALE McGAW Sc,
cured all but the first grade work in
Keokuk schools, and has completed
his high school work in three years.
He was member of the basket bail
team in 1916, winning a "K" and is
vice president of the Student club.
/ College will claim him following his
graduation from X. H. S.
DANIEL ALFRED McQUo Old is the
son Of Mrs. Jessie D. McQuoid of 22o
Fulton Terrace. He has completed
his high school work in four years
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work IN school. The grade schools
and Keokuk grammar school were
his early field of endeavor. He was
g mem Der Of the basket ball squad in
1915, captain of the basketball team
in 1916, also manager this year, sec
rotary Of the Boys Athletic associa-
ton. member of the Comment staff
class historian and vice president Of
the German club. He expects to en-
ter business.
CORAL WILMA MElADOR is the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A.. Meador
Of 703 Morgan street. Her high
school career has covered a period OF
four years and she obtained her ear
lier schooling in the Garfield school
She is president of the high school
orchestra.
! GRIFFIN GREGORY MEADOR is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Meadot,
and has been in Keokuk high school
for four years. His schooling up to
the sixth grade work was obtained In
Kirksville, Mo, and Quincy III. AT.
/ ter that he attended keokuk schools.
! He is member Of the football team,
basketball squad, school orchestra
and the Comment staff. The shoe
business has attraction for him.
! MAY ANNETA MORRIS is the
! daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Morris
OF 529 Fulton street. Her high school
course was completed in four years.
and all Of her previous schooling was
obtained in Keokuk in the Garfield
and grammar schools. Miss Morris
expects to go to college
GEORGE EDWARD OPSTELTEN,
son of John Opstelten, 1928 Morgan
street, completed his high school
course in four years. The Terrence
and Washington schools claimed him
for his elementary work. He is un
decided as to his future plans.
WILLIAM G. REIMBOLD is an
other OF the out Of town members OF
the graduating class. He is the son
Of w c. Reimbold of Nauvoo and has
spent one year in KeokUk high school
His early education was acquired III
the Nauvoo schools. He is uncertain
as to his future course, but probably
will go to college.
JESSIE JUNE STAFFORD is the
daughter of c. A. Stafford She has
spent four years in Keofuk high
school. Part of her early schooling
was received in Denver, Colo, esd
the rest in the Washington and Lin
OF the class of 1916, secretary of
Keolli society. leader of the Girls
Glee club and member of the German
club.
MADISON GERMAN STERNE is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Sterne
of 1902 Morgan street. All of his
schooling has been received in Keo-
kuk four years being devoted to work
in X. H. s. and his early schooling
was received in Mckinley and WASH
ington schools. He is very active in
school matters, being president of
the class of 1915, editor IN chief o.
the Comment, vice president of the
Athletic association, secretary-treas-
urer of the high school orchestra.
member OF the debating team, winner
of 'tK" in basketball in 1915, and
president of the High School club.
He expects to go to college.
LOIS GERTRUDE STEVENS.
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