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

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I. JERRY WEBSTER Secretary JOHNNY BLACK President EVELYN KOUNS Vice-President The Oarsmen The chief characteristic ot the Juniors is that they pull together. This has been proved by the grand support they gave to class socials and for winning Purple and White Day points. The Juniors have a great amount of talent and have produced several enjoyable assemblies. They are a peppy and ambitious lot, and have accom- plished a great deal in boosting South. Under the capable sponsorship of Miss Stancliff and Mr. Waldman, they gave their class and school one of the most gala proms in the history of South. Friendliness seems to be the platform ofthe class officers-Johnny Black, president, Evelyn Kouns, vice-president, and Jerry Webster, secretary. The class of l942 is called The Oarsmen and they have really made their motto, We pull to- gether , mean something. With such a fine class to keep up the standards ot South, we will not have to worry about the school being in good hands after we seniors graduate. MR. WALDMAN MISS STANCLIFF Page Twenty-Two Juniors

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CONOYER, DELOISE COOKSLEY, JEAN COOPER, EVELYN CORCORAN, DOROTHY DAVIDSON, KEITH DAVIS, NELLIE DAVY, ART DE BOER, DON DECKER, SHIRLEY DETRICK, STANLEY 6-Q DICKSON, BILL DICKEY, LAURELLE DILLON, HELEN DOUGLAS, FRANK DUNNING, ILA DURAND, DARLINE EDDINGTON, DAVID EGAN, MARGARET A,F,MERY, JACKIE - N N, EURTON,- BARBARA -' 'EwING,AtICE , gFARMER, JEAN FARR, SHIRLEY FEHLMAN, IMOGENE DRURY, LUCY nj Q, FEISTER, MARY FINK, PAUL FISHER, HELEN FISHER, LOUISE FORD, LOWENE I .J FORMAN, LEONA J I ff FOULK, BARBARA ,JJ FREEMAN, BETTY GARLAND, KATHERINE GATES, MILDRED , N GEDDES, MARJORIE 'Q Q GEYER, HENRIETTA f X LGIBBONEY, LILA F Jy' GIVLER, BETTY A I I GLASS, ETHEL -rl fi N -. Page fx f Twenty-Four S , t J U n I O rl S A K, J 3 x Qsxj N, K X Di