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

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Las Vegas Students Visit Mitchell E Exchange students presented an assembly on March 7. During lVlarch, six students from Mitchell were sent to Rancho High School in Las Vegas, Nevada, for an exchange program. These students were Linda All- dredge, Julie Cox, Bob Croft, Donna Day, Darrell Jones and Patty Snow. The exchange program lasted from lVlarch 2 to Nlarch 10. While the students from Rancho were at Nlitchell, they participated in many activities. On lVlarch 4, they went to a hockey game and watched Nlitchell capture third place in the hockey league. They attended the :abinet clinic on lVlarch 5 to observe the structure of the student government, and they also attended the Leap dance on lVlarch 9. On Thursday, lVlarch 7, the exchange students gave an assembly forthe student body. This assem- bly consisted of singing, skits and speeches, which gave the lVlarauders a picture of school life at Rancho. Exchange students from Rancho High were, first row, Patty Elliason, Patty Dunch, second row, Andrea Dacks, Ann McCourt, back row, Don Eaholtz, Ted Fincher.

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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

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