at Colorado School of Mines and author Albert Mooney, 1924, founder of Mooney Aircraft Company Mike Perez, 1983, pro football player, quarterback at San Jose State Bert Stiles, 1938, author and Purple Heart recipient James Tenney, 1952, composer and music theorist Robert M. Warner, 1945, 6th Archivist of the United States, 1980–1985, pushed for National Archives and Records Administration to become own independent federal agency LenDale White, football player, USC and Denver Broncos Nick Willhite 1959, baseball player pitched from - for Los Angeles Dodgers, Washington Senators, California Angels and New York Mets In popular culture The Disney Channel TV series Good Luck Charlie, which was set in Denver, occasionally used exterior shots of the school. Characters in the show attended a fictionalized version of Denver South High School that featured a ram as its mascot and blue and orange as its school colors; a fictionalized version of North High School was the school's rival. References External links High schools in Denver Educational institutions established in 1893 Clock towers in Colorado Public high schools in Colorado School buildings completed in the 20th century 1893 establishments in Colorado National Register of Historic Places in Denver