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

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SIGNS OF THE ZODIAC 5 up to the tower of South High School, we observed that there was a clock face looking down on us from four walls. The numbers 1 of the clock were stone blocks on which -fl' P .ll f-up .,,r i each of the Gs .sb gi.: or l S VVE gazed l .em -. 1 I ' v 'I A were deftly carved the twelve signs of the zodiac, one for each month of the year. Through another course of months that round out an eventful year, the senior class at South has come to the climax of three years of high school. Noting the zodiac sign for each month as it is reviewed in this book, we again live through the events of that period, events of endeavor and achievement, youthful and Filled with pleasure. September's symbol of the zodiac is the scales. the ancient type that consisted of two metal saucers suspended by chains from the opposite ends of a rod. As the scales represent the equi- noctial balance of September, a balance of per- sonality and intelligence began the school year on September 9, 1936. After a few days the students were in step with academic procedure, ready to march forward into another year of school. Meanwhile they became acquainted with new teachers and classmates, and renewed friendships with pals of the former year. On September the tenth there were two thou- sand and sixty-six students enrolled who rubbed elbows during the rush between periods. The feminine population outnumbered the masculine group by thirty-eight, as there were one thousand nineteen boys and one thousand forty-seven girls. YVorking with this student body of over two thousand there were seventy-one teachers and four members of the ofliee force not including Mr. 'Ms utr ' ' is .- '.4 - X-aa' ki g X.: isggu A . 2 ',f 'fin' , fi r ,, V, . tags 8 .1 f T' -ag Q c h ...yn , 'V i PF! Is this familiar? Southern view of South