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

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M.ts,5Q-Aff GAIL PRING, SECRETARY of publicity, pauses to chat after completing a silk screen after school. Paper, paint, and orushes were the tools used by publicity committee members to make a variety of posters and banners throughout the year. The commit- tee members met three nights a week under the direc- tion of Gail Pring, secretary of publicity, to construct the signs. Before going on display, the posters and ban- ners had to be approved by the secretary of publicity. Each morning, during A. and A. group, announce- ments were presented to the student body. These an- nouncements included information about school events and organizational meetings. Under the supervision of lVlr. Jack Frost, the com- mittee publicized all important activities in order to promote greater school spirit among the students. ,wwmmv D .. ,. 'meow ,rf-fmffsw M -'- A . , Q , as -rixfrig 2 set: 1 X it . K Qt L1 E- , , .Q 2. - ,extreme rm 4- .. - . r . wt gsm... W,-K ' 1 DENISE WAGNER and Collette Marshall put up banners in the upper hall Publicity Committee Promotes Spirit PATTI PECKHANI AND Cindy Jenkins paint banners to be displayed in the halls. CL., ,

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Courtesy Committee Conducts Tours ACTING AS A guide, Dick Gault takes newcomer Pam Young on a tour of the school. Because ofthe unique system of scheduling used by Mitchell High School, more emphasis was placed on the importance of receiving guests and organizing tours for new students by the courtesy committee. The committee members took on the task of showing the visitors and newcomers the various areas ofthe school and making them feel welcome. Secretary of Courtesy, Kathy Newman, supervised the completion of any duties for which the committee was made responsible. Nlrs. Julie Toskin, committee sponsor, was consulted when any question arose. With the aid ofthe courtesy committee, the con- fusion resulting from the new system of scheduling was reduced considerably. Q Nsgis---., ,u 4' 5 ,. SECRETARY OF COURTESY, Kathy Newman, answers questions for visitors from New Mexico. lVlRS. JULIE TOSKIN, courtesy sponsor, checks the reception plans made for a group of scheduled guests.

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SOPHOMORES GATH ER AROUND Patty Snow in anticipation of voting. E Automation Assists Records Committee BRIAN FRENZEL ASSISTS a student who is unfamiliar with the voting machines during second semester council elections. i Qi Patty Snow and the members of the Records Com- mittee found that voting machines greatly reduced the tedious work involved in counting ballots. However, in addition to the final elections, there were primary bal- lots and nominations that had to be counted without the use of technology. Another mechanical device employed by Patty was the typewriter, as she took minutes of Cabinet meet- ings and posted them for all interested students to read. Queen candidates were in capable hands as Patty arranged to have showcases and pictures made for each. PATTY SNOW SECRETARY of records, checks minutes ot a Cabinet meeting for accuracy, one of the many duties involved in her job. . A I 551