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

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1982-83 Calendar SEPTEMBER: A Orientation for new students Ice Cream Social l A Freshman and Sophomore Picnic H.E.R.O. Car Bash f Homecoming Game and Dance OCTOBER: f Variety-Show Health Fair NOVEMBER: Barefoot in The Park Music Concert 50's Sock Hop DECEMBERt ' A D.E.C.A. Dance Holiday Assembly Computer Dance ' JANUARY: S - E Martin Luther King Presentation Instrumental Music Concert S Square Dance U FEBRUARY: r , Rape Seminar OCupld'slBeau'Dance f MARCH: , E Punk APRIL: 1 ' E JUNE: -Senior Awards' A 'Senior Luncheon' f on GRADUATl0Nlllllllllllllui'I, rs.sr of t 0 ,f , 5 J- 5 V .ip ' M 1 K ' .1 wma Q, i if y if iwl Q .NM JP e R' . J ,ef B QW' ' f -, ,rf as L ' - ' Y 'MM Q 'W sw I T K' -' ' - , , N ,, I, . A I M ., JW. X Q K . A fr' ,mf M , - .. ' A 'X' I -.' ' wp . of 'VT

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I Activities Our lives here were filled with special events whose memories we cherish now. We planned for weeks, and often felt the planning was as much fun as the event itself. Dances - square, computerized, 50's, or formal - took their place beside costume days, charity drives, picnics, campaigns, fairs, and flea markets which filled the calendar. We anticipated -- participated - and now we remember those events that made our world so special.

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Freshmen and Sophomores Pig Out On Saturday, September 18, the Stu- dent Senate sponsored a picnic to welcome the freshman and sophomore classes. The Senate asked the lower classmen to bring their parents to the pic- nic, which was held in South court, and attend the South vs. Kennedy football game for a reduced fee. Approximately 350 students and parents attended the free picnic. Hot dogs, potato chips, pop, and watermelon were served. Mr. Scott introduced the ad- ministrative staff, activities director, Mr. Bower, and the senate members, to the participants. ,bdgujoav