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

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Dedication M r. Albert Mihevic On the occasion of his twentieth or china anniversary of teaching at South High, we pay tribute to Mr. Al Mihevic, a man with the quali- ties of fine china-sparkle, great worth, dignity and endurance. He personifies also the quali- ties of a fine man-enthusiasm, warmth, gen- erosity and sincerity. Mr. Mihevic was born in Aguilar, Colorado, and graduated from Louisville, Colorado, High School where he played football and baseball. In 1948, after having served in the army during World War II, he received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Colorado State College, and in 1954 he earned his M.A. in industrial arts from the University of Denver. Although he was given a chance to play professional football, he decided to teach instead. He is a mechani- cal drawing instructor and counselor at South. While the school was on double-session sev- eral years ago, Mr. Mihevic helped to organize intramural sports to keep students out of trou- ble before and after school. He has given aid and encouragement unstintingly to students with special problems. In addition, he has been a faculty representative to the PTA and has worked to improve parent-teacher rela- tions. In his leisure time, Mr. Mihevic hunts and fishes, always attends athletic events in which South participates, and works in his communi- ty. His daughter Susan graduated from South in 1966 and is a sophomore at CSU. Marcia is a senior cheerleader at South this year. Students who come into contact with Mr. Mihevic are always impressed by his sincerity and his genuine interest in them. He is a per- son who likes people, and who is desirous of the best for everyone, especially his students and fellow teachers. His counselees and their parents meet individually with Mr. Mihevic at least one evening at school or at the student's home to discuss the student's abilities and future plans. Besides making sure that each counselee has enough credits for graduation, he informs them of classes from which they would benefit most, making suggestions but al- ways leaving the final decision to the student himself. Always aware of the student's emo- tions, he counsels each with a special under- standing and skill. His counseling and friend- ship do not cease with graduation, for Mr. Mi- hevic is willing to devote time and listen to the problems of counselees who always consider him a friend and confidant. Students other than his counselees also benefit from Mr. Mihevic's thoughtful advice on personal problems, class- es and colleges. For your twenty years of giving of your time, energy, and cheerful service to all of South High School, we thank you, Mr. Mihevic, and we dedicate to you the 1968 Iohnny Reb. 11. is 4496 ll I-li -gil. tilt? 253 -2 W-fe ,,.fJ.,.Qr..,. f slls -V we-f--r:,j-F-.'-:f4-f5:a3ay.i.5:fm-a,:fa:yHnt::4,:eff-Rss. . .....,. ,. .,... M . , fqgtiszstwf-1,-.., f, 7 wg,e:::zs,:1f., -- 1 . . -n . , A Zigi Ji ,Xi ' -w i 4 .sssfflfzf i K: it - 7 5,1 , 7 . ' it 'fg'i5,l 'im