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

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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.

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