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

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TN- r'v, .J t . Captain Gary Whitley tensely watches the follow through. . -ry 1.1- - , .' lzjm, '- I , . V , ifJffxxf.-11,44-'-235:-5'4Hii'+fw-gQQf3 Q1T v l-lTb - '. ' . ' ' .. 5'-4?,53?m'mf, ' ' -' A' ,,t, , ,,.. , H Aa. 1 vfywcl . , . e -1H'f5e,xz, A ,.,, . -..U ,tr-Hg -1:9 --1-'wr?9tf'r' ' - ., , ,. V f-' l .J--an , L -'QSM' r... , .- I, , , - r ,mg ,, t nw' ,. . . .451 ,4..r. 1lfA-vi . ' we :..g1'y.I, , ., ., . . Sustaining an unyielding defense, the skillful and enduring A--Q. ' ' , .ln . gn.: uf- !! , ' .4111 TL. e ' main , 8.3, , ,, ,.,,, Rookie coach Paul Martell contemplates the outcome of the game. Marauders prepare for fast break and defensive action at the face-ofll

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ottoh's Svvabbies Triumph in Building Year his way to another fast finish for Mitchell is Clark Jones. Although the 1970-1971 swim season was expected to be a building year, the Mitchell swimmers triumphed with a very impressive winning season. After a loss of seventeen swimmers from the previous year, the swabbies sprang back with extraordinary effort to produce a successful season. Four returning senior lettermen formed the base for the team. Jim Lewis and Caven Howell shared the honor of co-captains. Jay Romlein and Art Sapp led the team with skill and experience. Adding strength to the team, the twelve sophomores and dedicated juniors gained valuable experience for next year. Mr. Cotton expects Mitchell to yield another pow- erful and successful team for the 1971-1972 season. i e 1 ss- Q 's 1 1 S ,lulz I.: A 3' E 11 if V3 . , N V Xe M fi i ., -A K A 7 if' 1 Q ff V : V+ '5 7 ' I iff V5 ,,,' -' . 4 'lf yyyi 33 ' A . ,q t .15 -f iiwi kf' ' N773 lv' - wiv ' H 1 g 1 jg A x A 15 Q' Romlein, James Lewis, Donald Bodore, Art Sapp, Steve Caven Howell, Dave Ehorall, and Michael Campmtm. Willis, Bob Henry, Brian Graham, Bob Westlake, Mike Hedquist, Mike McAter, Ken German and Steve Holi- up for air, Jay Romlein completes the turn. clay. BACK Row: William Adams, Bruce Pirc, Steve Farr, Mitch Fox, Dale Lewis, Iim Westlake, Dave Hutchison, Terry Burns, Steve Lear, Drum Armstrong, and Mr. Cary Cotton.

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-2 1 . it W 2.2 'i M P3 wg 5 i H S Q M i - 1 ' I E M mf A .. S ig, M ' ,, ui W - 1 , s nior Jim Sharkoff agilely glides down the ice to relieve a teammate. l Leaving Wasson behind, aggressive Marauder Icers control the puck. In spite of numerous injuries, which included a broken ankle, the 1970-71 hockey team nevertheless posted vic- tories over inter-city rivals, Palmer and Coronado. The team proved to be aggressive, determined and often successful under the direction of a new coach. The rookie coach was Mr. Paul Marteli, a college hockey player himself. Consisting of a large number of returning lettermen, who, with only one year to play, the Icemen proved them- selves with strategy and stamina. Leadership was pro- vided by senior captains Mark Britton and Brad Richard- son and junior captain Gary Whitely. b to Marauder Icemen Fnowr Row: Brad Richardson, Mark Britton, Gary Whitely, Brian Richard- son, Dave Belger. BACK Row: jeff Lee, Craig Nash, Jim Sharkoff, Gary Nelson, Russ Lewis, Ron Bookman, Tom Comb, Bill Mahan, David Wagoner, Doug Farley, Larry Laxson, Gordon Stevens, Greg Jardine, Rick Hellwege, Paul Flehmer, Paul Kelly.