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

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Sentries Mike McDowell and lim King watch over their swift footed Marauders. ,. .. . - -Y x-., s 'f i2.?3: N s 1 . V , 3 Q 'R r 4' .' ' x 'f',i:,.,-3, i EQ-Q 'YT 3 jf- ,Q I Q-I' Marauder Tracksters Jog Along with Running SCL !1f . -v I'i1 ? .gp yT . ast leg ot their four laps. Last year the Marauders saw the Mitchell track team have one of the best years they have ever had. Sending ten Marauders to state, and being number three in the SCL behind cross town rivals Wasson and Palmer, the young tracksters set or broke seven school records. This year behind many juniors and sophomores, Coaches Mike McDowell, Chuck Stuart and Jim King found that cooperation and respect for their coaches proved to be a big asset to the team. Hard and tough practices paid off as the Marauder tracksters had a fine building and productive year.

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i il FRONT Row: julie Patterson, Bonnie Walker, Linda Orvall, Kerry Morphew, Kem Bartlett, judy Atnip, Sue Coward, Mari- lyn Creamer, Gail Cilstrap. SECOND Row: Sue Plumb, Carol Huff, Maureen Mellor, Robin Barthel, Debbie Steffens, Karol 'CEL- New Season Yields Nine Girl Gymnasts to State Perched atop the uneven parallel bars, Debbie Steffens holds a straddle pike. ,.,r N kgs.. ,. V I w iz' 'JN 1 -.1 V ? 3 A 1 'V . A W ' In -f I ., M Y e - k bf- e ,-up . , I il , e y , e----ih..-,.e..ir ,,-,, y . g H..-A an ,D s ' . ' 5 FV . n Q, . , . .1 --. .,-f 3,952 ' X'Q-Kxisiae ':... -is-1 2 v..A I , Out of eleven possible qualifiers for the state gym- nastics meet, nine Mitchell girls succeeded in qualifying. Although the gymnasts were rushed to be ready for the new fall season, the girls made a line showing at the District meet which was held at Mitchell. Besides the nine low and high intermediate state qual- ifiers, many beginners received top honors at the District meet. These sophomores and juniors also placed very highly throughout the rest of the season and should pro- vide a strong base for the team next year. In addition to the new season, the team had a new and very experienced coach. Mrs. Cheryl Lovering aided the girls in many local meets and provided leadership for the girls in the statewide meets. ll lil ll iii gi l il l ,- uve ' Posing in her routine, Patty Teague expresses amplitude Displaying steadiness, Patty Haines pauses in splits on the beam -scrwiwasz Keffer, Sue Warsen, Conch Lovering. BACK Row: Clair: Hay don, Debbie Ferris, Pam Buntyn, Putty Haines, Terry Innes Cindy Bramhall, Patty Teague, ,lane Hagen, Janet Robbms .V ' ,gf