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

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Arvid Anderson i ROTC Rep. 'FW Larry Fritts Student Body Sec. Louise McLaughlin Slci Club Rep. .. .-aff? i V V 'ami ll Q' gil l S 4 2 T ,, dz. ge Pgte Maniads A!ftl'lUl.' Bllllte Jr. Class Rep. JY- Class RCP- Margaret Barnes Shirley Ludeman Jr. Class Rep. Sr. Class Vice-Pres. Sally Moore Sr. Class Rep. Sr. Class Sec. Betty Reeves . William Moore Keith Kassel btuhent nuntil T n. .53 With the interest of the populace at heart, the council designed a new table arrangement and modernized our dining hall. The new coke', ma- chines were a welcome innovation. This august body also lessened the fright of our incoming sophomores by arranging a tour of the castle and a wel- coming program before the day of their enrollment. With colors flying and sceptre in hand, the council reigned over all of our pep assemblies, movie clubs, Purple and White Day, and other activities. Peggy Schurcl-1 john Seaman ' Pep Club Rep. Confederate Rep. Jack Morison Alda Beelef Hi.Y Rep' Rifle Club Rep. Mcclurg Judy Alcerlow Drama Club Rep. Nancy Gardner Sarah Shaver French Club Rep. F. T. A. Rep. 27-Clubs James Deeds' Sr. Class Pres. Mr. Edward Mohr Sponsor Stanley Brakhage Key Club Rep. Assembly Council Rep.

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Ronald Rinker Soph. Class Pres. Keith Beery Student Body Pres. 2 , H af it a yilllx. . Sylvia Voth Soph, Class Rep. Norma Anderson Soph. Class Rep. Richard Chadwick JoAnn Custer Soph. Class Vice-Pres. Soph. Class Rep. Hilda Erb Soph. Class Sec. Joyce Tatum Jr. Class Sec. Jerry Samuelson Jr. Class Vice-Pres. Jr. Class Pres. Qtuhent uuntil Gavel in hand, the student body president calls the members of the Student Council to order at their daily meetings. These lords and ladies of the round table shoulder the burdens and cares of governing our kingdom. The council, consisting of student body ofhcets, the leaders of the three classes, and club representatives, carefully consider the pros and cons of every issue and sug- gestion brought before them. Mr. Edward Mohr, who guides this sovereign body, sheathes the sword of trouble. David Murphy Hubert Gesner S Club Rep. Girls, Sports Club Rep. Dolores Brown A Cappella Rep, Folio Leaves Rep. Walter Newcomb Senate Club Rep. Margret Blunt Student Body Vice-Pres. ' ' lgfqz . . Lyle Johnson K e Patricia O'Cormell Red Cross Club Rep. M K Annual stag Rep' ' wif 'illliiig . Betty Hannoria Moore T ' l S R p. MW' A S ' Cl b R . ripe e Jane Ann Parson Patricia Buss it mme U ep I- R- C' RCP- German Club Rep. 26-Clubs

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c 1 if mia, Q ATF' sq, , ,wi fe ig www-it W , A in X, Q l 4 ix ifvwsii-'Nfl' X LP 'F' ii 'Q - if W Robert Higgins Photo Co-ordinator Alice Wat ms Literary Editor W ti Patricia O'Connell Editor fied- W Mary Cook i' Senior Editor Sophomore Editor Norma Garner Cindy Miller AYUSVS Artist Donald Plambeclc 'Q ,, ,Q Sports Editor i' ' 4 x q +2-1-' 5 nn Ib if Wilfii t ' YQ . ' i i 'I If you want a life of leisure, easy hours, generous holidays, and the ' best in working conditions, friend, do not join the Annual Staff. Life under the tower for the staff is one long round of being everywhere at once, meet- ' Mr. Paul Mawhinney ing impossible deadlines, and attempting to satisfy the usual people in un- SPOUSM usual situations. A staffer's time is staff time rather than his own. It is a time for giving and doing rather than for getting and forgetting. l l .fa 'Q f' ' J- W W 'i William Harvey Patricia Norman Paxson , Photographer Writer Writer Writer Photographer 28-Clubs