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

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The Changing Times was the featured theme for South's Homecoming, held on Saturday, September 25. The day began at 9:00 with the traditional Rebel parade from St. John's Church to Senior Court. The parade included many en- thusiastic Rebels riding in beautifully decorated vehicles and set a tone of excite- ment and pride for the purple and white. Following the parade a spirited Rebel Round-up and pep rally was held in South Court. Cheerleaders, a 90 member Pep Club the Student Senate and all the classes participated in this rousing activity, South Celebrates which provided food, hats, ribbons, but- tons, balloons, and face painting. The bands led the crowd to the stadium to cheer for the football team, who played the Montbello Warriors. The game began at 10:30 on a sunlit field, while the bleachers were filled with hundreds of parents, teachers, alumni, and students. The half-time entertainment began with the Pep Club, Cheerleaders, and the South High Band marching to the theme, The Changing Times, presenting formations to the opposing schools. Student Senate members performed their Pac Man Rebel, a take-off on Pac Man. The Rebel Varsity gave it their all, but failed to beat the Montbello Warriors. The battle was long and hard and resulted in a 19 to 14 victory for Montbello. Fans were not discouraged, but shrugg- ed the loss aside and bounced back for the Homecoming Dance. Numerous couples enjoyed dancing to the music by D.J. Mark Mardes. Highlighting the evening was the coronation of Homecoming Queen Martha Wells, and presentation of her court which included Kim Shaak, Karin Ward, Suzy Shurtleff, and Ranette Roybal. -Y' ,Y G? 911, 22 '11 9'-. i AS...,,f him

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Rebels Rock Around the Clock An incredible turnout of jubilant, crazed- dancers danced to the beat-filled music played by the band, The Rumblers, at the November 24 Sock Hop. Led by lead singer, Wayde McKelvy and other South High graduates, the nostalgic band put on a good fol- ly. The evening event was sponsored by the Senior class, who decorated the gym in a realistic and colorful 50's motif. Students really showed their spirit for the past, and the faculty who participated reminisced. This successful event marked the beginning of an enjoyable Thanksgiving holiday weekend for all Rebels.