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

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W V I' 37 LTJM . up ,-,: 1 F f k A E L. j 'gli' fi r 4 I 7 J, ' If ,V W 5 P i 4 af , .fe it 1. Q I , , f 6 '55 gg ig, 3 yi f F L ,jfs g ,J 5. , 3- Q Q 3 c 3 1 c. Row lff Cieger, D. Peterson, Roy. llansen. E. Smith, Rnmcy, Angell, li. Allen. Nitseh. Michel, ,Xmmann, ,Xhhott, Moe, Kuemple, Rich, Hush. liavenport, Row 2-'-Nlessner. llnilfllestnn, lleranlezni, Hernam, Ze-rvas, Carson, Rutter, Macllmmlrl, Linenger, Turner, lmvvilerniillc, tinmlinan, Nzissimlrene, 0'l3onnell, llherg. BlcYickc-r, llettner, tiarlsun. Garrett, Uttu. Row 3-r-Sternenhcrger, li. Brown, Nelson, l. Stockinzir, Wiilliams Vincent, Teague. .X. Robbins, Sttnlelmakcr, XVQUAIS, Smith, VYatts, Felt. Nickle, llrashear, llzinsen, Hales. llohhs, l,nfenhr-rg, Row 4'xN'63llli'l'Xt'ZlX. Stntts. Stark, IP. Smith. tl. Wingert, J. VK'ingcrt, VVarne-kc. VVyeko1f. Ingram, Stone, Hell, Nielson, S. Stuckmar, Shirley, liuursen. Shnlley, Lung, llriher. Pierce. Row Sfflloflare. Glover, Finch, S. Martin. llnlt. Evans, ll, llrown, Stivrrei, llibllfll M, Martin. Storlgliill, Wiilley. lianniyain. llerlneli. I.ilycStrzinwl. Moser. llnpkins, MuMnrr:iy. Courtney. Row 6f-fllunn, llnrliam. Hahel, Larry, lingleluert, Stoakcs, Loiigli, Raitt-lift. lN'illiains, l'rnm. NYilmont. Merslmn, Row 7-Elmer, lirh, M. Peterson. Pitman, llilyeu, llromm, Arnicling, Lcirich, Stewart. nl. VVhi1e, llolmes, Seliiir-isle-i', Benton, Vehel, L'l1ee. we pep CAL The Pep Club, sponsored by Miss Evans and Miss DesJardins, spent time and money in their contributions to the war effort this year. The girls also contributed to the Needle-work Ciuild activities. The club gave twenty-five dollars to the Red Cross and twenty-five dollars to the War Chest. This group of active senior girls show their spirit in the drill teams at the football games. The Pep Club also marched in the Armistice and Memorial Day parades. The Pep Club sponsors the Sophomore Tea and edits the Southern Cus- toms guide book, presented to the sophomores, The girls also sponsor the Pep Club Dance and are the hostesses for the Parent-Teacher Association meetings. Pep Club officers for the past and present semesters are: Norma Moe, president: Barbara Kidder, vice president: Evelyn Allen, secretary: Sydna Mayo, treasurer. 0.0! -. I Q. '.l. 4. rgll: .. ,nv

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' l 1 v 3 . -ug! A CAPPELLA 7 Row I-l.iggett. Elder, Ward, Marshall. Shafer, Carson, Bare. Ross. Burnis, Lough. B. Anderson. Miss Vv'assuin. Row 2-Getty, Alsum. Hable. Carrerra. Herndon, P, Simpson. Chelf. Moser, M, Peterson. Henthorn. Row 3-B. Ulmer. Pfaff, Donovan, Rich. Westblade, W'hite, Gallowa. Dunning, Abbott. Ahrens, Rice. Johnson. Brown. Row 4-Taylor. Ingram, McCarthy. Stivers. Moeller. Van Valkenburg, Veatch. lfrb. D. Peterson. Mitchell. Armeling. Row 5-Garrett. Braun, Gilbert. Painter. W. Simpson. Preston. O'Brien. Niles. Glouse. l.oach. S. Anderson. Null, Row 6'-Craig. Jones. Jones, Forsyth. Schwartz. Hawkins, True. Coates, Hoagland. V. Ulmer, Xvalsmitla. Snook, Pcsman, .Md Cpafolaeffa C400 The A Cappella choir has become one of the most popular and talented organizations in the school. The group has participated in several school concerts and the annual Christmas program. They had the honor of singing at the Russian Conference. at the French Alliance, and at Saint .lohn's Cathedral. The eighty members of the choir. directed by Miss Dorothy Wassum. have proved themselves to be one of the finest vocal groups in the city.