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

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I 1 A FOOTBALL SQUAD INTRAMURAI. FOOTBALL Page 26

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GEORGE FRANZ-Tackle 'AStonewall,', who played his sec- ond year at tackle, caused the op- posing teams a lot of worry because of his skill in smashing up plays. Before coming to South, George played one year at Cheyenne, Wyo. f X JACK VER LEE-Halfbaclz Blocking and running ence are the two things at which Jack is expert. Because of his speed, he was shifted from the line to the backfield, where he played every minute of every game to ea first letter. rn his Com Cook-Quarterback Altliough Cory did not play in the last games of the season, he showed his value in passing and carrying the ball in the early games. This was 'tCorkleg's first and last year on the varsity. HAROLD BERG-Manager The manager's position is one of the hardest on the squad. He has more responsibility than any other fellow. Harold was a pal to the players in addition to being of great value to the team. LAPT. HAROLD HAlNES'TdCklE Because of his outstanding tackle work, Softy was chosen captain of the 1931 team. He played for two years and at all times played his best. He received a berth on the all-city prep team. HPoP KOHL Pop was trainer of this year's gridiron team, and he kept the en- tire squad in the best of condition the whole season. Page 25 14

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THE S CLUB I o A Sitting--A15-Ianey, Harry Henderson, Gaylord Wright, Bob Carson, George Franz, Kenneth Anderson, k L . Jac er ee Second Row-Paul Reeves, Bob Eakle, Vincent Webber, Bill McDonough, Jimmie Hutcheson, Joe Davies, Harold Berg, Charles Donaldson, Harold Haines, Carl Trout. Third Row-Harold Berglund, Ed Boyd, jack Freeman, Harold Sinton, Cory Cook, Gerry Stokes, Charles Coates, Charles Fitzgerald, Paul Franz, Dutch Tuttle, Stan Cook, Cliff Sholander, Jimmie Tiernan, Tom Henry. The USU clubroom is where members hold meeting and go instead of going to study halls. This year the clubroom has been re-decorated and much new furniture bought. Miss Burnham, the club mother, made and presented drapes for the room. Club officers are: Harold Berg, basketball ace, President, Cory Cook, football, basketball and baseball letterman, Vice Presidentg and Gaylord VVright, a trackman, Secretary. Last semester's ofhcers were: President, Jimmy Tiernan, an eight lettermang Vice President, Tom Henry, a base- ball playerg and Joe Davies, a track and football letterman, Secretary. Also one sophomore, Chuck Donaldson, who made his letter in football while a 10-B, is a member. Mr. Moles is faculty sponsor of the club. Page 27 I , W