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

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MUSIC WEEK Mr. Goff, Mr. Wells and Mrs. Williams of our music department spent many hours of work in prepara- tion for the spring music programs. Both a vocal and an instnamental concert were presented in recogni- tion of Music Week. The excellence of our music de- partment and the talent of our own Rebs was demon- strated at these programs, and fellow students hstened with pride as special con- certs were presented. Highlight ol the Music Week program is the band ' s performance oi a Sousa march. Directed by Mrs. Williams, Girls ' Ensemble performs in the Music Week spring concert. Sue Houser models a bright spring dress at the Pep Club Fashion Show. FASHION SHOW The annual Spring Fashion Show was presented by Pep Club for fashion-minded Rebelettes and their mothers. Senior pepsters modeled lovely creations from a local department store and following the pre- sentation of the fashions, refreshments of cookies and pimch were served. All who attended agreed that chairman Dorothy Puckett had done a remarkable organizational job and that the program would be re- membered as one thoroughly enjoyed.

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»! BB i Y B ' -vj 1 M H The Rebelettes practice precision kicks at a rehearsal for South Terriiic. Paul Conly entertains with an American folk song. Cindy Hendee accents Linda Gault ' s eyes with careful strokes of her pencil. Cecily Morgan adjusts Rick Vafeades ' tie before his entrance onstage. Beth Allred, Donna Kelly and Ruth Larson give a gay rendition of Mississippi Mud.

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CLASS DAY AND GRADUATION Highlighted by cm impressive assembly at school and a delicious luncheon at the Ck)ntinental Denver, Senior Class Day was only one of the important events connected with graduation. Another unforgettable part of the final year of high school was the senior play, a rollicking comedy, pre- sented for the Class of ' 62 by talented soph- omores and jimiors. The graduation cere- mony itself, held at the D.U. Arena, was the most important of all. Seniors in purple and white robes sat listening to their class- mates ' speeches, while jimior escorts in aqua dresses, provided colorful contrast. Senior Sally Harper looks forward to graduatioii as she is measured for a cap and gown. A junior escort is measured for the dress she will wear in the graduation ceremony. The Continental Denver provided climatic setting and atmos- phere for the luncheon of Senior Class Day.