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

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,6 ,1 T 9 ' ...-' .9 J Tfze ufmhabet qfvfpex -The authors and artists ambltiously advance ab- surd and amusing ideas. QAnnual staff.J -The bleak but beautiful building bursts from the big bubble. fVlews of the bul1ding.J -The court of fairies convenes to consider certain causes. CSeniors.J D-Dlligenjt dwarfs delve into diamond dust. Uun- lors. .-The elves elude the fays. fSophomores.J -The faithful fairy god-folks help the frivolous fairies. CFaculty.D -The gnomes make the building gleam and glow. QCustodians.J -Hear! Hear! The hurdy-gurdys here. fMuslc. -Imps drop their irons into the flre. tRebel and Pep Clubs Girl Reserves.J -The jlnnies hang the jack 0 lanterns in a jlffy. CHonor SocietY.J -The Kilkenn Kats have nothing left but their tales. Q oys Athletics! , -Each lucky star flnds its lucky owner. fWinners of contests.J -A mischief maker is discovered under each mush- room. lClubs.y -W ith much noise the nixles knock down the nine- pins. 1Glrls Athletics.J 0-0 say can you see Old Glory? CCa.dets and color guard.J - P-Thg pursple pigs play in the green clover. CSchool ays. Q,-The quacks quake in the qulcksands. CThe Oll'lce.J R-Rulelrs of the roost crow rlotously. fStudent Coun- c . S-The sprites sweep the stardust off of the stars. CPlays.J -The talking-bird has a terrible time telling his tales. fAeronaut.J -The umpire unearths a queen from under the uinlgrella. fThe tournament of the Royal Pur- p e. V-Vampires increase the vanity of the Valentines. QSnapshots.b W-Waltzers whirl through the witching hours. 1Dances.J X-The x-rays and extras are examined. CSnapshots.J l 9 Q Ez Y-The yarn of the year is untangled by youth. fCalendar.J Z-Zat's all. qw L l61 4

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' -'E-.a , ' . n,,.,, ,Inu ,-.,-5 ,,, - ,n,,'1w.,..-4- .- v do for you? cried Apex as he burst in upon an disorderly of the .Authors and Artists. o - , , .- 'fYou might for us, ' they answered, and dietely they took off' their DeliEl'ited! the obliging old bird, and what shall about? of' something to give Aeronaut on his birth- da5g,f--something that he wants more than anything elsef' ' Now Apex is not always -as intelligent as he pretends to jbe,.jsoghe,cQuld, not answer at once, ' But one of the -little out of . the Ere whispered in Apex's ear, A3ronaut is crying, beeause 'he 'wants another bool-:A to rea, 31 ' 4. - o l .A . ,y 37Aeronaut, Apex, wants, more than elievgf-Smother., Let's make him a of Qmemories. Aiithors, dip, YQ1ir pens in the Spirit of South., Artists, your eologs the -laughteriof the Rebels. Then, ,tell oft'-the wonderful times we had twenty-eightand-nine. o . Let's .catch the Alphabet f Andy Artist, and put them in the book to keep- thefother little people in theirright places. The oldest child can take care of allfof. ous--Aeronaut, Apex, Authors, :and Artists. , ,f'f'Fine!'7 - 'the old bird., But now, which story we tell? Bubbles ,reveal hidden secrets, so dances, dralliiefsgwvictanies, and defeats with a little friend- ,a Saaiasud-for therejis enough soft to make a suds Next, roll up a few scrolls off--tlioughtfforu We will blowbiibbles until l 'hindi m oneiof them-the but story of all' 4 2' ia s we I A . ,' ,eff ,., em n s ,U - idle W6 Iyvlfzdl l u:. lm' I 1 , ' Q I 'y dm, , Ii, 'Q r 1