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

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FROM LEFT TO right are Mr. Charles Gaul, Gail Pring, Keith Miller, ,Kathy Newman, Steve Taylor, and Bob Croft. DARRELL JONES LOOKS on as Mr. Charles Gaul signs a certificate for Marauder of the Month. STEVE TAYLOR TRIES to hold the ball on his Iongveared friend during the Cabinet-sponsored Donkey Basketball game. K X 6 .3 -is ,wg 5 ig' T Q.. a re . ,E

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S at Mitchell portray the theme We Dare To be Different by increasing the number of clubs at IVl.H.S. expanding the interest field for all students participating in the Homcoming talent show sponsoring student sock hops building lVlitchell's spirit by supporting our teams

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Cabinet Meets Challenge Flexible scheduling presented quite a challenge to the 1967-1968 Cabinet. Problems included scheduling for assemblies, directing use of the student union, and arousing school spirit. Work on Homecoming and the approaching school year began in the preceding months of June, July, and August. Their diligent work paid off when the Cabinet Homecoming float won first prize in competition, bring- ing the seniors ahead in class competition for the Homecoming events. Headed by Darrell Jones as president and lVlr. Charles Gaul as faculty advisor, the 1967-1968 Cabi- net consisted of Kathy Gamble, vice-president, Steve Taylor, chairman of Council, Patty Snow, secretary of records, Keith lVliller, secretary of treasury. Gail Pring served as secretary of publicity, Carol Laurich, secretary of social activities, Steve Johnson, secretary of assemblies, Bob Croft, secretary of mo- rale, Kathy Newman, secretary of courtesy, and Brian Frenzel, secretary of safety. FROM LEFT TO right are Patty Snow, Brian Frenzel, Carol Laurich, Steve Johnson, Kathy Gamble, and Darrell Jones. LINDA ALDREDGE AND cabinet member Steve Taylor act as masters of ceremony for the Homecoming Show. 1 2 fi if W