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

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Facult Teaching is a difficult yet exciting pro- fession. There are many experiences for each teacher in the course of a day which make the long hours of work and small pay inconsequen- tial. A teacher's day begins early. Most leave their homes before eight every morning in or- der to be at school at 8:15 a.m., although their day actually begins at 8:30. Once at school, teachers hurry to their classes ready to demon- strate a new scientific principle, to explain historical happenings, or to diagram a sen- tence. Teachers find little time during their busy day to rest, but for their few moments of relaxation the faculty room is a favorite meeting place. Most instructors spend one or more periods a day counseling and pro- graming students. Some teachers have diffi- culty in finding time for lunch, yet lunch is what gives them their enthusiasm for the af- ternoon! ln addition, many stay after school to lend their support to one or more of the many clubs at South. Some teachers also take outside jobs to supplement their incomes, and others fill their time with a variety of ac- tivities which may include working for a high- er degree in education or simply having fun. Trials and rewards, discourageiifent and encouragement, and bad experiences along with the good characterize a teacher's day. Alfhild Alenius Ioan Armstrong Elizabeth Asfahl Algebra Stenography English Joyce Brennan Melvin Brower Business Education Algebra Frank Coley Robert Conklin Sandra Cool Iames Cozens Bye Cressman William Crist American History Physical Education German American History Mathematics Physical Education

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dministration The day of work begins early for South's administrative personnel. Our principal, as- sistant principal, dean and co-ordinator are at school before 8:00 a.m. every morning at- tending to the special needs of South's large student body. Dr. Anderson, the principal, faces the responsibility of keeping the big institution that is South running smoothly. The assistant principal and the dean handle many of the less pleasant disciplinary problems for South. Dean Patterson also has the duty of approving those students who run for a school office, queen applicants, and individuals who try out for the Foreign Exchange Program. Mr. Thomas, the assitant principal, fixes the class schedules and procedures for air raids and fire drills. The co-ordinator, Mr. Mohr, organizes and synchronizes all activities of South students and co-ordinates senior high Work with junior high foundations. The day is a busy yet rewarding one for our adminis- trators. They all show a Wonderful enthusiasm and spirit and, because of their interest in the individual student, South is a better school. Mr. Thomas Assistant Principal .JV rf Miss Patterson Dean Mr. Mohr Co-ordinator

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