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

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Inter-Club Council, better known as ICC, was made up of representatives from all the chartered clubs at Mitchell and was headed by Kathy Gamble, vice- president of the student body. ICC provided an import- ant link in communication between clubs and the stu- dent organization. ICC was called upon to provide the talent in the Homecoming Show, and each club was assigned the responsibility of a showcase for a week. ICC also sponsored projects of their own such as a candy sale at Christmas and a food drive at Thanks- giving. On IVIarch 14, a breakfast for Teacher Appre- ciation Day was hosted bythe organization. The major task undertaken by the clubs at Mitchell was the an- nual carnival on April 6. ICC Unites Clubs DEBBIE WHITEHOUSE, ICC representative for Pep Club, puts up a notice on the club bulletin board to announce a meeting. O KATHY GAIVIBLE, VICE-PRESIDENT of the student body, presides over an ICC meeting, planning the clubs' role in the annual carnival. JANICE KRUG, DONNA lVliIne, Jim Wiant, and Kathy Gamble discuss Teacher Appreciation Day at an early morning ICC meeting.

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Keith Miller, secretary of treasury, went to work early in preparing the general store as he ordered many new items during the summer months. New on the inventory list of MitchelI's general store were wind- breakers, class shirts, Mitchell shirts, notebooks, and clipboards. Of course there were the old standards of decals, pencils, sweatshirts, and buttons promoting Marauder spirit. Members of Council and Cabinet served their time in the general store most all modules of the day, and on special occasions they put on their aprons, gath- ered up their merchandise, and ventured into the Stu- dent Union to proclaim their bargains. Keith was also responsible for all the financial matters of Cabinet, which included the recording of all bills and receipts and working closely with Mr. Gaul, Mitchell's business manager. Treasury Committee MARJON EVANS PONDERS the selection of sweatshirts as Dave Huef- tle points out the merits of his merchandise. 3 ze 'if DL u - . , f , f - r A in 2 5 ' .M ma CAUGHT IN ONE of his rare moments of leisure, Keith Miller, secre- tary of treasury, passes time in the general store. Runs General Store KEITH MILLER HELPS Dale Clark select a clipboard, one of the many new items added to the inventory of the general store. E.

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Q V n K 'Put 1 K Sophomore class was led both semesters by Rob Dorr, and he was assisted first semester by vice-president Patti Justus, left, and second semester by vlceapresident Nadine Johnson, right. Sophomores Gain Experience Members of Sophomore Council for both semesters were, seated: Connie Lynch. Denise Wag ner. Kathy Christmas. Collette Marshall, BACK ROW. Mark Bennett. Bonnie Fry, Matt Mauro. Dick Gault, James Tapscott, Sheila Wood, Not pictured are: Mark Herzberg, Chris Sample. ALTHOUGH SOPHOMORES MISSED formal initiation, this scene proves that sophomores still owe respect to their elders. Selection of a class flag and class colors were the tasks that greeted Sophomore Council upon entering Mitchell this year. The first semester council was elected in the junior high schools, the number of rep- resentatives from East, Irving, and South was based on relative sizes of the freshman classes. During Homecoming the pace continued as the Sophomore Council endeavored to win class competi- tion points for various events. Superior strength and experience on the part of upperclassmen proved to be too great an obstacle, however, the sophomores did come through with a fine showing by taking third place in the floatbuilding competition. To build up their treasury, Sophomore Council sponsored a sock-hop in December that featured two bands, The Bedlam Research and The Regeneration. Second semester council was kept busy planning for Mitchell's annual carnival. 14 mf 1 g We-an