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

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A KATYDlD'S CALENDAR James Kraft Riley Cass Marie Elise Kunz Betty Rae Long ' V I I 'Grl es ve 1, 3 Y I ' K'i a L fa . g H' In www' ,hmm qnulilugmmmpn '- 1' IZ f 'f ' A . w 0- W Efiflilll- i H . ' a or hy ca se. .I 1 I a a u ct. Ethel Church Neofa comm'-m KBYIITYF1 King tg l ' . 4 L . - . Si ht R din L ra ssi an 2 3 ,- Girl ' rve 4 ' ' ' ' , ' 5 I r 1, 1 H5W F?EEEE 'af'5Hiill 'EEE55 cy txou i I o es llrl ro k I RJ , gt , 'Q 6 . ' A Charles Kershner Charles Schlieker Helen Hutchings Margaret Grindle all M , Sum A .mann li b G QEHEEEEIBSZIBDI lee m , 2 ,, I l i: . . ' K ' H ' I ,H y ur ec sio s in f 'uf Y I L 1927- SENIORS -1927 Ruth Haines Wendell Morton Ruth McCartney George Filmer ,.1-. ' - i N tio al I o or M ning! .. .HPI . ,. . A t ink th e . Mary Hallett ---I Rmim,m iuwuuw IJMMMHH- 'EEWIII l l . . Genevieve Raitin er , -l-Q - HQEWGIUWHH EE RE QS!! 51 220 2 ,mani- efh a m lm te t n ga co map Y Guff Rorex FN WFHEE , X ' X l f X! XE K ' st ng ' A I l Homer Shxppy .I ,fini ' n --gg Q Q- :my-fy IEHWIB 5' ' 41 W lf-R M W ummm.. WML 3.1- I ,M Q all 0 T YEMEN! -EWIEEZIIH l6l f 1 fd' 7 U q T' -7 -x-if

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N Yi'TY'Ti'mn hy' X . rf xiii .N ' U ,T 3 5'-'C' ' f 'r ' ' ,f ,f 5, X, , F- f I -X x 4 tcm , H . wc: Gentle Reader This is the calendar of butterflies those most changeable msects of col or and beauty. They are never the same. They are sometimes frivolous, and always beautiful. Very often they are pensive and sensitive. They can be happy, despondent, or angry, all in the course of a few seconds, for they never stay long in one mood. Take notice, however, that some- times they fly too close to the flame of failing marks, and their wings are often singed. Of a truth, one can- not be a butterfly and an owl at the same time. POOR AERONAUT. l15l

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FA QU., f 2 2 or-1,5 -192 153 r' n 2 - Aj It J-7, QV -X-J S H S. S.I-l.S. SH fb . Courteous Reader: 4 Hark to the Katydid. Encouraged 'ff I by our readers generosity, we now -4, Il, present to you the calendar of the -4 fl Katydids Most argumentative are flf r i f L.-.1 . , , . 1 Ti- ' N K is they never at loss for words with 1:32, l ffm , , I' . , W which to make a reply. They are 'K , A w A fond of talking upon deep subjects. uw -' . 4 4 4 . - Upon the hush of night and above ' Ai X3 ...X 'P '- the clamor of day, the Katydids may -- YJ 3 'zf ,, -f always be heard. Ignorant men won- - XJ F .,., . ,. J, 9--e-- ae T -5 der how they can find such a variety of subjects. But who can be a Katy- did and a clam at the same time? W4 3. POOR AERONAUT. A l17l 'S N W J Tj IU y uf?