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

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it ,li What would you like for breakfast, deer? asks Mr. Brandhorst. Alfred Coolidge Joan Dudden Special Education ASSiS!ant Dean 1 ff 3 Florence Foltz Norman Kurtz Roger Seick Jerry Simon 104171 Willis Librarian Program Chairman Driver Education Special Education Nurse

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Ioan Armstrong Ellengail Beuthel Jessie Bingham Evaluation Chairman Librarian Social Worker Florence Burry Buren Carr Robert Cohn Librarian College Counselor Boys' Advisor We are Siamese, if you please, states Mrs. Dudden. LeRoy Bonger Edward Brandhorst Career Counselor College Counselor Counseling and The objectives of the counseling and special services personnel were guidance and assis- tance to the students at South. The grass root operations began with the individual counselor helping to schedule each of his counselees for the following semester in co- operation with the student's parents. Another duty of the counselor was the keeping of a cumulative scholastic record for each of his students. The vocational counselor assisted students in finding employment, While the career counselor advised students and parents about occupations and careers. The college counselors assisted students interested in col- lege by bringing college representatives from all over the country to speak, and assisting in the selection of a college. They also provided college bound students with useful information pertaining to admission requirements and test- ing. The social worker advised students trou- bled With family or personal problems. The librarians and the nurse comprised South's special services personnel. The libra- rians assisted students in finding study aids and developing library skills. Injured or ill students were cared for by the nurse, who also supervised physical examinations, gave eye and ear tests, and kept health records for all students. Special Services

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After a day of fighting off masked bandits, Treasurer Dorothy Jennings sharpens her needle. Clerical Sldjyf South's clerical staff took on the endless tasks of managing routine business, which was essential to keep South a smooth running es- tablishment. The office staff handled telephone messages, prepared Weekly and special bulle- tins, distrihuted locks, arranged for substitute teachers, kept student records on tile and ar- ranged conference appointments. These were only a few of their duties, which included man- aging attendance files and absence excuses. and distributing special forms and notices to students and teachers. They also supervised dispatching textbooks and fee cards, While the financial transactions of the numerous school clubs and organizations were handled by the school treasurer. The result of their seemingly tireless effort was that South High was a Well- ordered and carefully managed institution dur- ing the past year. Dorothy Alexander Peggy Anderson Catherine Hanstein Secretary Treasurefs Clerk Nurse's Clerk Margaret Hertzog Jane Holden Dorothy Jennings Senior Attendance Clerk Main Office Clerk Treasurer f -if .A Marjorie Kinnes Annelise Lake Jean Landis Attendance Office Clerk IBM Clerk Main Office Clerk Josephine Pollock Nelma Smith Miriam Weiss Zelda Williams P0857 Wright Library Clerk Attendance Clerk Evaluation Clerk Records Clerk 24 Switchboard Clerk