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

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Rick Gunderson and Frank Campos act as trumpele Lawrence Brown, Ed Molloy, Alan Gorst, rs during the Christmas Feast at the Great Hall. and Bob Rowton relax before a performance. Cindy Wilson performs for Lhe

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SYMP1-romc Bama: FLUTES: Marquetta Molz, Daunne Zinger, Kathy Berridge, Diane Leigh, Barbara Hooks, Kathy Van Hoosier, Cathy Allen, Karren Bjorncn, Louanne Benson, Sally NVhite, Cathie Lanosga. OBOEI Chris Allen, Wendy Bruski, Roseayrah Chilcott. CLAHINETS: Mike Sandner, Lisa Galbraith, Donna Tremaroli, Vicki jackson, Sue Newton, Cynthia Swanson, Laurie Frazier, George Manskev, WVendy Ader, Pal Brown, Bonnie Walker, Jeanette Green, Danny Reed. ALTO CLARINET! Kathy Magninie. Bass CL.ARINETI Lawrie Acler, Kathy Brown, Jim Grady, Patty McFarland. B.xsscoN: Cliff Svendson, Mike Lewis. Arfro SAXOPHONE: Anne Parr, Peg Browning, Mike Burkhalter, Wendy Gould. Bmxss C1-rom: FRONT Row: Dan Donegon, Joe James, Leon Beard. SECOND Row: Don Kaufhold, Ken Breiding, Wes Zwetch, Ron Oshom, Ken Vycital, Linda Rock, Frank Cam- pos. BACK Row: Diane Depooter, Diane Hansman, Lonny Chafin, Rachel Brown, James Westlake, Don Faust. Nor Pxcrunsnz Paul Abney. Taxon SAXOPHONE: Elaine Cromwell. Bamroxn Saxoenoxz: Charles Mosley. CoN'rn,xBAss CLARINET: Dean Watts. FRENCH PIORN1 Kent Margason, Diane Depooter, Diane I-Iansman, Lois Lockhart. CCRNET, Tnvnrr-:'r: Frank Campos. Richard Gunderson, Linda Rock, Don Kaufhold, Ken Vycital, Wes Zwetch, Ken Breitling, Karl Horst. TROMBONES: lim Westlake, Richard Littrell, Don Faust. Jim Wallace, Rachel Brown. BARITONESZ Dan Donegon, Joe James, Leon Beard, Douglas Steen. Bass: Lonny Chafin, Keith Teeuwen, Paul Abney. PERCUSSION: Larry Kilpatrick, Richard McCarthy, Tom Bishee,-Leland Chamberlain, jeff Mangone. Bandarama, a winter concert, was presented in Feb- ruary through the cooperation of five of Mitchell's bands. These tive bands - symphonic, concert, brass, clarinet, and stage - also gave a performance for the PTA late in the school year. Another event, a combined concert presented in May, featured the symphonic band, the con- cert band, the orchestra, and a vocal chorus. While these events featured combined bands, other performances did not. The brass choir took part in the Christmas Feast, and the stage band gave a concert in January. The orchestra, as a part of the all-city orches- tra, presented a concert at Colorado College in February. The pep band played at nine home basketball games and six hockey games. Members of the band department represent Mitchell in the all-city band, the all-state band, the Western states band, and the top-of-the-nation band. STAGE BAND: FRONT Row: Cliff Svendson, Anne Parr, Peggy Browning, Mike Burkhalter, Elaine Cromwell, George Manskey, Barbara Hooks, Daunne l Zinger. SECOND Row: Don Faust, Rachel Brown, Kathy Brown, lim Grady, Mike Lewis, Mike Sand- uur. Truim Row: Frank Campos, Linda Rock, Don Kaufhold, Ioe Iames, Ken Vycital, Wes Zwetch. STANDING: Larry Kilpatrick, Darrell Leigh, Leland Cham herlain.

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3 in the Christmas Feast at the Great Hall. Members of the string quartet, Jeanette Brunk. Dirck Storm, and Karen Robinson perform. NR itchell Initiates Christmas Feast at the Great Hall Samlner, Lisa Ciakuzith, Damme Zinger, and Barb Hooks of the maesrt-pose -fer-Qpisfrmes. Entertaining, Dancers Leslie Buxton, Lynn Townsend, Wendy Bruski. nd Daunne Zinger perform as part of thc festivities. Mitchell's Music Department initiated a new tradition with the Christmas Feast at the Great Hall. The Feast decor, from sixteenth century England, included beamed ceilings, tapestries, and torches to light the scene. All the characters were dressed as lords and ladies of this period. Mr. George Raabe, head of the drama department, was featured as Master of the Great Hall. Mr. Raabe's duties included acting as Master of Ceremonies. Enter- tainment was provided by dancers, the Madrigal Singers, trumpeters, and string quartet, a wood consort, and brass consort. Many departments in Mitchell contributed to the Feast, including the home economics department which prepared the dinner. The meal consisted of dishes tra- ditionally eaten in sixteenth century England. In the following years Mitchell's staff and students hope to make the' Feast an annual affair. The Christmas Feast at the Great Hall will be presented every December in Mitchellls cafeteria.