Denver South High School - Johnny Reb Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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- -a' VALKECKSQ -gl5- f0'or' Al W rf 'nw .. HERE, ladies and gentlemen, we have a group of actors that will bring you thrills such as you have never be- fore experienced. As a wire is stretched from one tower- ing structure to another skyscraper, the crowd exclaims with joy, Tight-rope Walkers! And indeed they are tight- rope walkers, excelling all others in the world. The first one to perform is Lil- lian Seitz, who dances back and forth above the marveling spectators far be- low. Charline Johnson and Ed Harris now do lifty steps of the Charleston, truly an act to admire. But here we have another hair-raising performance. As Jack Spain goes walk- ing across the invisible wire on his hands, how the throng gasps, and then falls back with fear. Billy Gregory handsprings calmly along the wire. A slight misstep would send him crashing to the pavement below! And Naydeen McCormick trips along with Dorothy Greenameyer on her shoulder and pleas- ure is imprinted upon the upturned faces. Jim Kennedy, as he leaps along the wire, starts to,fa1l-merely to add spice to the program, it is evident. Florence Duncan and Viola French, in beautiful winter costumes, skate above the impressed spectators. Last but not least, Clifford Hooper and Harold Nor- blom entertain us with a boxing match. First one starts to fall, but skillfully catches himselfg and then the other is hanging on the ragged edge of nothing. What is this narrow invisible wire but the cord between study and gradu- ation? You see, even the tight-rope walker must watch his step.