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

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ORCHESTRA VIOLINS Herbert Boyd, Marian Neighbor, Victor McAdams, Eileen Jung, Wanda Krebs, Robert Bundgaard, James Miles, Lyle Mays, Bill Scheuermann, Betty Ann Wolfson, Pauline Tensley, Margaret Maddux, Bert Ogle, Audrey Parrette, Bob Kirscbner, Norma Gustafson, Beulah Tait, Marie Peterson, Margaret Riemer, Harriet Woods, Marcia .lane Stalmann, Shirley Tron, Lucille Maul, Robert Keel, Floyd Grnzier, Plata Wallace, Beatrice Ewers. VIOLAS Walter Haines, Don Milliken, Bill Sharp, La Verda Rogers, Alma Schmidt. CELLO Dorothy Bryce, Emmorette Gilbert, Rita Mae Clifton, Elizabeth De Boer, Doris Marie Carpenter, Kathryn Geddes. BASS Minnabeth Thomas, Walter Lawrence, Vernon Beyer, Ray Kemp. BRASS-PERCUSSION Ed Cressman, John Enos, Bill Smith, .loe White, Frank Fisher, George Penns, Bob Good, Thomas Stirling. Bob Bylsma, Alfred Geary, Ed Powers, Bruce Dillon, Harlan Miller, Carl Heaney, Lenore Zimmerman. WOODWINDS Hubert Dragoo, Kenneth Kimlel, Elgin Fox, Reeva Tipton, Robert Geary, Maurice Hunter, Frank Williams, Frank Beck. I25l 'fr il

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l BAND CORNETS John Enos, Morris Hall, Ed Powers, Al Geary, Thomas Stirling, Philip Doyle, Carl Heaney, Dixon Benster, Gerald Krier, Gene Taber, Howard Turner, Harlan Miller, Jim Louver, Phil Schuman, Bernard Hartsook. PERCUSSION Bob Cummings, Carl Graessle, Elmer Van Pelt, Phil Kilmer, Merle Mahone, Bob Good, George Penns, George Neahr. CLARINETS Hubert Dragoo, Frank Williams, Maurice Sikkens, Wilbur Harr, Edetha Hodge, Michael Rash, Donald Douglas, Chester Heaney, Roy Roby, .lake Kettler, Walter Gardner, Bill Croft, Walter Ruddy, Russell Williams, Dewey Campbell, Bill Sydow, Carl Borgeson, Frank Beck, John Burley, Bill Hull, Dwight Johnson, Douglas Liss, Bill Stephens, Reeva Tipton, Kenneth Fitting, Wayne Jordan, Virginia Hansen, Maurice Hunter. WOODWINDS Robert Geary, Robert Fox, Kenneth Kimlel, Ed Osborne, Kathleen Drake, Chester Peterson, Charles Huskinson, Herb Schilling, Clarence Clark, Billy Jones, Alex Bruce, Carl Baker, Doris Pate, Kenneth Twiss, Doris Carpenter, Harry Mickelson. TROMBONE Jack Brown, Walter Lawrence, Bill Smith, Minnabeth Thomas, Bill Frary, Charles Lounsberry, George Seifer, Denver Dierks, Ray Kemp, Vernon Beyer, Alma Schmidt, Jim Durfee, Harlan McElhinney, Joe White, Bnxce Dillon, Gordon Olinger, Walter Bedford. l24l

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THE CADET BALL CADET S . . . little boys played at soldier-shooting Injuns, killing bujalo. They were aiming to be like Paw when they got growed. And, shucks, a felleris gotta prac- ticefi' Now, those young sons sweat at their drills. The game is no longer play but serious duty wherein they combine mental and physical effort. These boys devise Various stratagems, map out their make-believe fields of battle, and plan new ways to defeat the enemy. In recent rifle matches our Rebel Cadets came in third, competing with more than sixty schools. Later this summer they will participate in an all city drill competition. Chances are South will shine again as victor, for the cadets have as motivation Pop Kohl and Major Combs, the sponsors. Here is the bulwark of a military nationg here is protection and assurance. I261