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

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'--' Q, Y A CLAM'S CALENDAR Maurice Work IVirginia Holcomb Florence Johnson Robert Speer , I f IIII II ' ,M 2 l, Z, 3 ea lan Hgh' 4 I , om m t. , ay' '-'CI' ' I I I I Willard Faller Dorothy Kadow Zoe Geiger Sherman Grimes IG I I I I I I I V 5 A I I R I Cl . 1 I I L55 Ill ini sh ll eep go an in ha d. uc V I' II I I Q I I I I I I I I I I I Virginia Foss Roger Barrow Fred Norton Irene Wright I ' I .N 't o.a on r , I ' , I I I . FO , 3 I ' . ' . . I I I 7 wa d ser- 'M' e w w hi - It is for- we-I I S 'I If 5I35?I?a 'ii' I I m l 1' 7' f 1 if , A I I 1927 - SENIORIS ' 1927 I Stanley Neale Marie Grossman Thelma HHFIIIOI1 Wilbur Rebel I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I H ub 3 s11 I 11 eff ine 1, I I 'I lmmmlaII9aIIIIIIsn,. ,F f , ,I is i S I 9' se et ev aleh T Ul f' I I I I I I I I ' Thelma Bradtke f Thelma Anderson ' I .ffm Gi W3 I f N, r let A ub 33 fffux ,l,mwIIIQ,f Tr ck I A I I I 'Zn IINIII' ' I I KW II 'I wmrsmmf NI' II' '4 I I ' mw .. I I I Q, misuse: I 3-. III I, li I I xv! t ,' - '12 J I - ' a .I H V kv! John Kwper V '55, Un yhki Lilburn Bushnell umasgnlai Q' . 1 It ' 5 -' A V OIzietIbr ds co en WETIIITIH. I ' I I I F l24I A .fr I YJ IU X I Qx ., iffy

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FAM My N fk XEDEEQD ffx 927' SENIORS ' 92 CALE DAR Courteous Reader: It has never ceased to be a source of wonder to me in my ponderings that the magpies can talk with Huent ease on every subject without medi- tation or pause. Be the topic Musso- lini or Gallic museums the magpie speaks with conviction and author- ity. I, for one, who am somewhat tongue-tied, would give much to ac- quire this versatility, which he, un- like other birds, doth possess. After careful search among these very in- teresting birds, I have endeavored here to present their most remark- able representatives. POOR AERONAUT. i231 I v l KV r eq., V4 x,,,' 1 ,CIN if ' N W kj AX sm

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FA-' - ' NQ l -- ff Q - , I J 'A .17, , 3 3 xi! 7 5.1-LS. S. . . I-I S ' 1 E 1 Courteous Reader: --1 I-Ie who listens and keeps silent profits therebyg for he has learned the language of the wise. KN This is the silent sermon of the N ll clam, for the clam seldom speaks, fm 5' tl . 4 thus securing the more attention 4 g UW' -.4 P +-- when he does. His course is the Al 'X5 A--1-M V ' course of wisdom, for to be silent gj f -A 1 may be to agree or to disagree or to 33, x 1 4- -P+ do neither. After all, what is better '-'J' , 15 than our famous Southern Clam -1 '-er A gif 'ti' 2 Z X is Chowder-and we would not all be ' - --- Katy-dids. . A gf ' n POOR AERONAUT. ' f g V H- f' l25l 'X 4d ' U 1:7 Q' l