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

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.7 L A CRlCKET'S CALENDAR 1 Paul Williams Ella Jeffers Lois Baugher , John Spillane I III! lane all I -mi Hi h I ze ' rmiiil :I I E al 3 he 'fu 1' ff- 1 htn ears.A ' I I ' I I I I I I me ryness. I I Ia ziipl a.I I I I I I I YI I Alipe Healy Robert Tammany Harold U erhill Virginia Lloyd IQ I I I I I I I I A ro ut, Ani1uai 1, IZ, I I I I I I nu I t ta ZI 3 I e' m S c eiiy I I I3 I A I ,lf I L mm mf - I I, C1 was 5 I XJ I ou ! Rf I I I I J ' I I I I fhanf ri esr I I Alfred P01 Gen i ve Marion Sage Robert f-mfg IIIII? ' II ' I - '- 1. 1, ' as S' C HH A I, Jglf f if a 2 y earl I I I I I A k bar. I I ing. ea mLkeh rllwllllff II Ianni l 9 2 7 - S IORS ' 9 27 I I George Leonard Kathryn Claspill Frances Pulliam I Gladys McCulloch I 5 ,. T I ' I . . - ' i 5 I 3 f f 11 MGIIISQUMMEIIE A mf: G1-1 QQ. I M ' I ' Lafin b 1 . . II A M I Sh, Bi jou ! I ch eff z :gang i .1 ' ISI, I I peer ai pl s. I -L I-JI anPr7YI I VI len . I I Martha Dingman Dorothy Waltman fnf wll , I mmm!! I ni sem Pzom 1 AVN U I fm IHUHHHHH! ' A an - I I I 'I + - mm! wif? ff WZ' '-Q I I I I 2 pi, f 4 Immanuel I yi! a CMIR' X --ax: HT 'T i vet I e al . -J Robert Gardell Fm III Wilfred Clarke I ---I 21. is N ' ' J I --- Iqjpiji I, gi, I Msg I Illllll :www I I if - mmm '- 'S 'L' N 1' L- -Hagan ---I--- I . C i201 R 1 I 1 X I T E A I

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X I b I X f 1 V 'XX f w S H JY W Courteous Reader Would you not like to be an owl? Ponder upon the fact that it would be pleasmg to know so much A-1 owl can look a book squarely in the face and without a blush He can g1ve the third person plural of the perfect subjunctive without a single batting of his all-seeing eyes. In fact, he is a catalog of all the worth- while information obtainable in this high school. S0 inquire of the owl- he knows. POOR AERONAUT. E191 7 X f 'N-fs. Xfift V-filiy, W- Y N i N ,W 4, .WW ,, f ,,v, V x H ,, ,e L K 5 XE X M X X A ' X t- , -N 4, 17. N , X, A. . X f, . .- g N, - 1, .. gli v f eg, V , +,,7

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