William Mitchell High School - Apogee Explo Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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Mitchell 5.. 3.. 8.. O.. 7.. 14.. 4.. 9.. 14.. 6.. 7.. 3.. 8.. 7.. 7.. 7.. 4,, 9.. 3.. 1967 RECORD Opponent Arvada ....,, . . . 4 Centennial ...A..A. . 2 Air Force Academy. . . . 7 Palmer .......... . 7 Pueblo South. . . 2 Pueblo East. , . 5 Trinidad. . . . 5 Wasson ......,... . 6 Cheyenne Mountain. . . 6 Pueblo Cental ...,. . . 4 Centennial. .. . 4 Palmer ...... . O Pueblo South. , . 5 Littleton .... . 2 Pueblo East. . . 1 Trinidad. . . . 5 Wasson ...... . 3 Pueblo Central. . . . 5 Thomas Jefferson. . . . .11 'K , 'X , 'S-M... 5 f .. it .. Q , ' J ,., .. .. -. gr ' iff? 7V ' ' . fl . . A . s.,,,M,., z 'f 'O I -1 -- .-E-: I Q- i...1t 'J S K , ,Ky,f,Le,,.t-,,3,.if4yi,ggggi13sA,1f:..,.W.E J 'f k - ' -.. 1,0 l 5 J ,.., f f V, .. f. ,ere - . - 1 .ijgxfg ., 376 1.11 a I i N- Jgzivt, fx-A: lfiiiislii if-f?Y5561lYLiz:5n?4 5- l X iw fc.-is-w:'w,f1 ':'ffw'2:rM'szr':-' fsfwisfiri , r.3,L:Z,l'V'fQ 1' V' WPW7? , 3I-ifirrxlsagg - :HQZXHHIL ' fvf,-2'- f - - t 42 W if ' ei NASE iegeiii' 77' Q 2 4 :F -fi if t ff N: fs 'pf saiwsyef. ge, irgiwgg J ' - , . 1 :'?,.'m,f 1 X' 1- I g.r'f--'hi tfiizis l ' ' 3 S or ' il' J fs . . , we iw Q qi. ggtvfftgswgy a'?sef5efse'.m:1L,?1L-fi . ' ,. va.. 7. ftsrff..MHgi,ye isikfsamf Www N f' I- . .. ., . ,. ,few-f-. flats, , ,V .. . . J --...aw L is Jw, aw. LM mf ' .. . Y' fl ggfwgtifefeiigiw A . V 52' 335522-Z2?fA?fiiIeff5 fa SCOOPING UP A grounder, second baseman Joe Nlelendez makes the relay from second to shortstop in a double play. South Central League Championship FRONT ROW: Ed Mohler, Chuck Sullivan, Dennis Bruce, Kent Lynch, Joe Nlelendez, Don Bob Gill, Dave Cross, Dave Wagner, Clyde McCutchen, Coach Norm Ring. Not pictured: Bob Struck, Luke Johnson, Jesse Cox. SECOND ROW: Doug Seick, Ron Haines, Rick Clark, Lynn Croft, and Coach Cari Clay. Harnly, Dave McGlothlin, J. E, Hansen, Don Marshbanks, Stew McPherson. BACK ROW: Coach ,t-wbtw,-he 9 'T

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POSITIONING HIMSELF IN the outfield, junior Don Andrews waits to catch a fly ball during practice. COACH NORM RING, the new junior varsity coach, lectures the play- ers on the right way to play ball. Bringing honor to the name of the Mighty Mitchell Marauders, the 1967 junior varsity baseball team fin- ished the season with a 16-3 win-loss record. After losing most of his players to this year's varsity squad, Coach Norm Ring strengthened the team with a good crop of athletic sophomores. His hopes forthe 1968 j.v. roundballers were high. Junior Varsity Rounders Look for Winning Season FRONT ROW: Carl Krug, Chris Purdy, Mike England, Steve Weatherly, Jim Ulrich, Mark Herz- berg, Ron Sparkman, Gary Lynch, Doug McGIothIin, Doug Harnley. SECOND ROW: Mark Mag- nuson, Paul Williams, Gary Opincarne, Larry Graff, Mike Nugent, Pat O'Neil, Dave Kross, Norm Hayes, Don Andrews. THIRD ROW: Dave Hudspeth, George Brewington, Clint Owens. Kim Hoover, Jim Hendricks.