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sfloofof My days at South will always be among my favorite memories. To be able to work with you, to play with you, and to serve with you have been my greatest joysf, PAGE 26 -Jean Blanch, Secretary The student cooperation at South has left noth- ing to be desired. Itis been a banner year for us. It was really a privilege to represent such a swell bunch of kids. Thanks l ' -john Sherwood, President During these past three important years, the association with such a wonderful group of students has been an inspiration. May the 'true spirit of South High live forever. -Evelyn Kouns, Vice-President
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4 MR. FRANKLIN VAUGHN University of Colorado English-General Education MR. SAM WALDMAN University of Denver English-General Education MR. KERMIT WALN University of Colorado Science-General Education MISS ILA WEBBER University of Denver Commercial-Counselor MRS. CORA WESTHAVER University of Denver English-German MR. LEON WHITNEY Baker University Speech-General Education MR. ARTHUR WILLIAMS Colorado School of Mines Science-General Education MR. WILLIAM WILLS Nebraska State Teachers College Industrial Arts MR. GERALD WILLSEA University of Denver Speech-General Education MRS. GERTRUDE WILSON Park College English-General Education MR. VANCE WISE Colorado State College of Education Commercial-General Education--Counselor MR. LEONARD WOOD University of Nebraska Commercial-Counselor cculaafionafugcgudflqcenf Service Because educators sensed the gap' between the school world and the business world, the Occupa- tional Adjustment Service was organized in Denver to bridge that difference. The Q.A.S., in cooperation with the General Education groups, helps high school pupils to End their own particular occupa- tion, to choose the necessary training, and to hnd part-time work for the present time. By conducting city-wide surveys, the GAS. has compiled valuable information on current vocational problems. These statistics are used in the unit, Vocations,,' which is studied in all senior General Education classes. The greatest immediate service is that of match- ing Rebels and part-time jobs. Through the aid of the O.A.S., two hundred seniors were given part- time work in retail stores during the 1941 Christmas shopping season. Mr. Vance L. VVise is the present counselor ot South's Occupational Adjustment Service. His as- sistants for the past year have been Georgia Conley, Bob Davis, and Patricia Mayiield. 0'- 7 l x , V, 2.-.,. 3? Art Davy and Harley Moon register for part-time work PAGE 25
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