the southwest wing was added, followed in 1989 by a new gymnasium. This completed an expansion planned before World War II but never realized because of the rationing and shortages due to the war. The building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2022. Students and academics The school makes it easy for students to plan for college by offering a college summit course, and a "Future Center", sponsored by the Denver Scholarship Foundation. The Future Center provides students help with anything regarding colleges, such as applications, and how to get financial aid. South is the first battalion in the Denver Public Schools JROTC program. Demographics As of the 2020–2021 school year, South High School has a total enrollment of 1,715 students in grades nine through twelve. White: 45.6% Hispanic/Latino: 31.5% African American/Black: 11.8% Asian & Pacific Islander: 5.7% Multiple Races: 4.5% American Indian: <1% Athletics The athletic teams of South High School are known as the Ravens, formerly known as The Rebels. The school competes in multiple athletic divisions - the 4A Metro 2 division for football, and the 5A/4A/3A mixed Denver Prep division (comprising mostly DPS teams) for other sports. As of 2021, the athletic director is Adam Kelsey. South's athletic programs have produced multiple professional athletes, including NFL players Phillip Lindsay and Calais Campbell. They also have teams like cheerleading, cross country, golf, gymnastics, soccer, softball, tennis, volleyball, basketball, swim and dive, wrestling, lacrosse, and track and field. Alumni association South High School has one of the most active alumni association of all the public high schools in Denver. South High Alumni and Friends, Inc. (SHAFI) has office and museum space in the basement of the high school, in what was once a classroom and the gun range for the JROTC program. In recent years the alumni association has been responsible for the restoration of the clock tower and new flagpole. Among its activities, SHAFI maintains a database of all graduates of South High School, is building a database of faculty and staff of the school, publishes a newsletter several times a year for its members, and maintains a school museum. Due to its prominence as a South Denver landmark the museum has also become the repository for history, artifacts and memorabilia pertaining to Washington Park and the surrounding neighborhood. It also stores the memorabilia of the middle school and elementary schools that feed