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

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W , i GERALD STOKES-Guard Gerry was a steady player, who could be depended upon. He blocked well in the line and end zonesg he tackled surely, and very few yards were gained over his side of the line. JIMMY TIERNAN--Hdlfbdfk jimmy was one of the best punt- ers in the conference, but due to a serious knee injury, incurred last year, Hlrishl' was forced from play- ing until late in the season. CHARLES DoNALDsoN-Halfbark Chuck, only a soph, was not found until late in the season, but during the games in which he played Chuck showed speed in returning punts, and will be a great help to next year's team. PAUL Reeves Paul's specialty was pass receiv- ing. He also showed up well at quarterback, and will be a great help at this position to next year's l team. PAUL FRANZ-Halflzarle Paul, a veteran backfield man, was one of those rare individuals who know what to do at the right time. His football career consisted of one year at Cheyenne and two years at South. BEN BRoNs'r1NE Ben was a good all-around player on olfense and defense alike. Many times he stopped plays before they started. This was Ben's last year for South. 5 1 L f 5l3f mf M - K e . ' - L -' .......,.,, ., s- , ? f'fQ!Q Iyliigx-,g fww i- 5 l' Sf ' ,. ,i if fffft' 1 V - l . .. 'iggih-553'7.1-,f,kfi'f'pQH.'4'Q l i , if . '- ' I 5--fs' s I+' 3'i'lQnizii 'af5:-': -1 f t if ' ali ' F Q vi q 5' , , ., i i ' 1 'Q wig:-'f-' .gl N , -. W N . - ' ,ja 1 - 1,-. f - 5, -Y ff ' . . 'P I L Qjfvxgwl 'A ,S , -. do NA 3, l 1 : ,J A 2 Q55 .jlwygel t D:--:J-.s.v,'3,:.A' A W 2 ' ,1 f ' he' 1 N551 wi A . v W 1 V .. q fiiaffaeiffiiriirrfzfffam' L 1 .L at 1 'H' ffl A - is av-,.w, 'Ae' x.. Page 23 l .

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-g l tm1Ql '4!1 Xfurl, AKHIIX '- ED Bovo-End l Ed filled the right end position in a first-class manner. He had the knack of breaking through and blocking punts or hurrying passing. KENNETH ANDERSON-Fullback 'lPlowhorse, a smashing fullback, did most of the ball carrying for the Rebel team this year. Kenny plowed his way through the line for many long gains. Besides lugging the ball, Kenneth did the punting. GEORGE ADAMS-Halfback ' 1 Porgy proved in the North game that he is a great pass re- ceiver. He was the shortest man on ' the team and the scrappiest back- field man that South has ever had. George made his first letter this QQ' year. ' AL HANEY-End Al made his second letter at end, a position which requires light and determination. During the East game Al broke through the Angel line and threw them for many losses. Al will be the only two-year letter 3 , man back next year. ' ' S'rAx'roN Cook-Center Sully was one of the smartest centers in the conference. He passed the ball accurately at' all times and charged hard. This was his first year, but he will be back next fall. joe DAv1Es-Center Joe was pivot man and the main- stay of South's line and second choice for the all-city team. Very few men ever got around Joe, for his tackling was sure and deadly. 1 rn, ui Page 24