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

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9 Q, y in g 45 lj Beyond this ,Q exxstence wherezn we lzve CR and due myrxads o people have A crossed Fates sh: tmg sands sn quest 0 4 lx e s secrets Some make lax progress others hurry toward each new horzzon contemptuous o the place they had only previously been Stxll some o these travelers reallz :ng that their lives were lowxng away lake water rom the ttme lask halted amzdst thexr journey to build thenr tents agaxnst the heat 0 the day s sun and the chill o the desert nzght Here they estab lished a society whose romance and vxbrancy would lzve on long a ter the orxgxnators had gone Thexr cult became known as the Persxans and they saw lx e as a beautx ul venture We chose thas theme or :ts beauty and color The Persran phslosophy and way o lx e has become very close to us as we pro gressed through thas IOHNNY REB As we routed thzs anczent knowledge rom the hallowed place tame has earned xt we were ascmated as we hope you wxll be ln presentmg our ideas we have used the RUBIA YAT or four lane stanzas o Omar Khayam the greatest o all the Persxan poets Snme o has beloved verses are incorporated an many o the sectxons The classes Sophomores are xn a darkened travel o newness and mexperzence the umors are awaxtzng the dawn o encouragement to con txnue and the Sensors have reached the Temple where all things flourash then terminate The aculty are interpreted as the Vxzxers or royal councxl to the Calxph the principal Rustum a mythologxcal character o strength and courage honors the sports sectxon The Persxan philosophy o beauty has an zltrated unto our beauty sectzon whzch we named Scheher azade For the great varxatxon o mterest and servtce that the clubs render to us they are named Bazaar uhere all thmgs eventually reach this cross sectxon o humamtv Enter mth us or a brxe xnterlude o the pageantrv and splendor that was Persia s The blowxng sands o Persia s desert have sh: ted many tzmes and the celestzal bodies have taken manv spms xn their orbits sxnce last these people lzved 'ere thezr glory In es agam XWCBRJ 57 Cleggxvcqsr It . 2 7 ., . f gf ii, n ' f . f dx! C - , f ff . Q . f , .n 'V r ' f - , qg . nf ui . . q 1 f I , . A i . ., f . 0 ' , f , f ' - I X are viewed in a graduated journey across the Southern desert. The n . f . . Q x I e r . A7 WR if ' ' : 'U f. 1 , 3 n ' s , y , ' ft f .f. . ' . ' . f - g . , . . , I . . B f , . i IH . f 'f' f , 'S .. - f ., i . . , 1 s s s . Q 7 I . I .f . JA

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Dedication PAUL E. MA . . . to whom we owe so much and can repay but little: a friend and teacher. wealthy in human relationships: master of words, we dedicate this 1953 Iohnny Reb. 3