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

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MB. GRIGS MISS ALENIUS COUNSELORS What are the requirements for college entrance? Should I take physics or chemistry? These and hundreds of other questions like them are asked of our counselors every day. And from their great amount of experience they guide students in their choice of studies, keeping in mind the in- dividual needs oi each student: college requirements must be met by some, While vocational training is MR. WOOD more important to others. In room 103 are drawn up the plans tor the school days of each ot the 2,500 students ot South. Miss Alenius and Miss Weber make up all the programs tor the girls, While Mr, Grigs and Mr. Wood plan class schedules and plan the boys' programs. Theirs is the difficult task of pleasing everybody and ot keeping classes Within reasonable size. MISS WEBER Page Eighteen Faculty I i

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MISS RILLA DAWSON University of Denver Central Business College Office MISS REGINA DESIARDINS University of Iowa Physical Education Pep Club Drill Team MRS. MARGUERITE DOUGLAS University ot Colorado English Lost and Found Sponsor MISS HELEN EGGEMAN University of Denver University oi Paris Languages MR. WYMOND l. EHRENKROOK University of Denver Social Science Girls' Rifle Club Coordinator-General Education MR. TILLMAN I-I. ERB University of Colorado Social Science MISS RUBYMAE EVANS University of Denver Columbia University Spanish Pep Club MISS LAURA FISHER Colorado State College of Education University of California-Berkeley Columbia Universit y ' ,ww Art-Art Club Sponsor-Art Sponsor ot 5. L.. , Annual ' MRS. MARY E. GRAY 5513, . ggj ,lug Colorado State College oi 'tlfgylt' fl ' Education ' K K Commercial mer F' Page Twenty if Q A ' 'X X s i Yi 4 Qi Little do We realize,. even after spending three years at South, the study and planning it took to make the building the outstanding piece of Romanesque architecture that it is. The shape of the building, the brick designs, and the grotesque decora- tions over doors were all conceived after much study by the architect, Robert Garrison. In his zeal to make South as nearly perfect as possible the architect visited many historical Italian cathedrals. There he took the finest ot their lines and the best of his own ideas, which resulted in the present building. MR. EDGAR W. GRIGS Columbia University Mathematics Boys' Counselor MR. CARLTON HALL University of Colorado Commercial Rebel Club MR. IAMES HALL University of Denver Columbia University Mathematics Girls' Fencing Club MR. EVERETT I-IANEL University ot Colorado Science MR. STERLING HATFIELD University of Nebraska Music MR. WILLIAM H. HEAGNEY Nebraska State Teachers' College Science Photo Club Faculty