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

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PRIZE SLAVES BETH Taylor, Cindi Nlinor, and Linda Alldredge have to sing for their lunch in the cafeteria. Creates Enthusiasm Energetic marauders returned to school looking toward a new and exciting year with modular sched- uling. Upon the opening of school an eventful year was planned with school dances, football games, and ten- nis matches. The second Homecoming proved more memorable than the first, the floats showed original beauty, the results of the traditional bomb hunt were humorous and exciting, especially for the win- ning juniors. Basketball and wrestling illustrated school spirit, pep assemblies were terrific, donkey basketball brought success to the students this year, slave day added much entertainment for the student body as well as to the slave owners. Marauder ofthe month award set new goals for outstanding individualsp class competition created constant excitement at activities, especially in the stu- dent union . . .These events and their participants composed Mitchell 1967-68, a year of memories and promising individuals. CHEERLEADERS LET THEIR balloons go to start off lVlitchelI's Home coming game against the Centennial Bulldogs.

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DONKEY BASKETBALL PLAYER, Dave Behrends, charges Nlr. Clay in an attempt to get the ball. GOOD FAIRY STEVE Taylor gives Tommy T-bird his last chance in the pep assembly for the Mitchell-Wasson basketball game. Student Participation

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Pacesetters Establish Trends in Academics, Bob Bryant Throughout Bob Bryant's high school years he has made many contributions to Mitchell. Participating in athletics, Bob has been a member of the football, bas- ketball, and track teams, while earning letters in all three sports. ln addition, he was selected as a member ofthe All-South-Central-League Basketball team, and received honorable mention for All-State Basketball. Carrying his leadership qualities to the Marauder band, he served as vice-president, while playing the bass. Outside of school Bob's activities centered around nis church, where he served as the superintendent. Bob also received a medal from the Daughters of the American Revolution for good citizenship. ln the future he has planned on a career involving teaching and coaching. One of Mitchell's lively pompon girls, Donna Day has participated actively in student life by contributing her time to the morale and records committees. As a pompon girl she was also a member of Pep Club. ln addition to Donna's various school activities, she enjoys horseback riding and Young Lite. Receiving many awards in her senior year, she was selected as one of the four Homecoming attendants and as a member ofthe Prom Court. During the last quarter of the year, she was one of six students to go on the exchange program to Las Vegas. Donna was also a queen candidate for the Mardi Gras. l-ler future plans include college with a focus on secondary education. Donna Day it :F