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

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Judy Rodas Throughout high school Judy Rodas has devoted much of her time to school organizations. She has represented her fellow students on coun- cil for the last two years and was elected secretary of council her senior year. Besides working on council, Judy was active on various committees such as publicity and assemblies. In both her junior and senior years she participated in girls' gymnastics and received a number of awards for her gymnastic abilities. This year Judy was selected to participate in the local exchange program with Air Academy High School and was also chosen to be one of the Christmas queen attendants. Judy enjoyed a wide variety of sports activities and displayed her avid support at all of lVlitchell's functions. As for the future, she plans to attend C.S.U. where she will major in physical education. Serving as President of the student body, Darrell Jones provided outstanding leadership for Mitchell High School. As President, he presided over Cabinet meetings and was the general chairman of all S.O. activities. Darrell served on student council second semester in his junior year, and was elected vice-president for that term. ln his senior year he participated actively on the inter-school relations committee and proved to be an outstanding choice to represent Mitchell in the ex- change program to Las Vegas. As a result of his character and high academic record, Darrell was chosen to be in the National Honor Society, and received the nomination for the National Council of Teachers of English Award. Along with his many other contributions Darrell worked on the Apogee staff, and received membership in the Quill and Scroll, an honorary journalism society. As well as participating in all of his scholastic ac- tivities, Darrell found time for physical activity as a member of the gymnastics team both his junior and senior year. His out of school interests include Young Life, Ski- ing, and writing. Darrell's future plans are to attend the University of Colorado with interests in engineer- ing or chemical research. Darrell Jones 0 Jammu Q k Q fr 'A - ' A 5 ,. . , ,

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Carlene Hale An outstanding leader, Carlene Hale has contribu- ted to Marauder spirit by excelling in numerous areas. As a majorette in her sophomore year, she displayed the talent that won her as many as twenty trophies and fifteen cups for twirling. ln her junior and senior years, Carlene contribu- ted much of her time to the pompon squad, while serving as its head during her senior year. Because of her vivacious personality, she was chosen as a Homecoming Queen Attendant and also as a member of Prom Court. ln addition to her other school activities, Carlene was a member of the morale and safety committees, Pep Club, and the Mitchell Concert Choir. Her work as business manager of the Echelon earned Carlene a position in the honorary journalistic society, Quill and Scroll. Outside of school, she enjoys ice skating and ten- nis, while participating in many activtes at her church. Carlene plans to attend Colorado State University, where she would like to major in physical education. Serving on Cabinet as Chairman of Council and leading Council through the school year, Steve Taylor has done much to improve the student government at Nlitchell. During the summer and fall Steve attended several leadership conferences and brought back new ideas, many of which were tried by Cabinet and Coun- cil. Because of his high grade average, Steve was ac- cepted into the National Honor Society during his jun- ior year. ln his three years at Nlitchell, Steve has been ac- tive in athletics. He was a member of the gymnastic team during his sophomore, junior and senior years. In his junior year he was named high-point man on the team. He enjoys basketball and was a member of an intramural basketball team. Steve was a member of Nl-Club and was elected to the prom court. His future plans include attending the University of Colorado and studying in the field of engineering. Steve Taylor

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J,-v . , Y ,gif Ne..w Brian Frenzel Continually active as a member of Cabinet, Brian Frenzel served as secretary of safety. While serving on Cabinet, Brian displayed leadership in all phases of school lite. He was a member of Math Club and morale com- mittee, and was honored with a position in the All- State Student Council. His excellent scholastic records gained him membership in the National Honor Society both in his junior and senior years. Throughout high school Brian was active in sports. He played three years of football and was a member of the track team, earning a number of letters and a position in Nl-Club. Because of his contributions in both athletic and scholastic events, Brian was awarded the Outstanding Teenager of America Award. He was also selected to be in Mitchell's 1968 Prom Court. Brian's out-of-school interests include Young Life and weightlifting. After graduation he plans to attend Stanford University and major in physics. As Secretary of Records, Patty Snow has found time to participate in many activities, such as Pep Club, Publicity committee, morale committee, and treasury committee. Her hobbies include skiing, skat- ing, dancing, and sewing. Patty's senior year was quite busy with her posi- tion on Cabinet and an exchange trip to Rancho High School in Las Vegas. In addition, she was a Christmas queen attendant, a Mardi Gras queen candidate, and a member of Prom Court. In the future Patty plans on attending Colorado State University at Fort Collins, where she would like to major in elementary education. Patty Snow -',i at c v 9 V ' x