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

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Elections Set New Goals for Records Committee Z l I l f'fIlTlI C,y r : S V- M C k. Futsr Row: Szzcoxn Roy. Debbie Durmon, Chris Smit , Kiiglfnzollagld, Dudley, Yvette Mary Hemingway, Sue Hill, Iron Ann Hill. Bagels' Diane Konghnk, Cindy Wagoner. Terry Brax. NOT PICTURED: Nancy Deming. Increased participation was the main goal for this year's Records committee. Under the guidance of Sue McCormick, the members campaigned to get more stu- dents to participate in the voting activities. Slogans such as Bad Council Members are Elected by People Who Don't Vote pushed student body voting to a new high. Voting machine, new this year, were used for council elections. These were used to help count the greater number of ballots. Cabinet minutes were recorded by Sue McCormick as another one of her responsibilities. Sue posted the minutes of each meeting around the school. This kept the students informed about what was happen- ing. Involved students participate in voting for a Christmas Queen

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ourtesy Committee Conducts Tours for Students fv- Busch expresses her happiness over the success of the reception. as Tiff? of Courtesy committee carefully prepare the serving table for the second semester Council installation reception in the library Courtesy committee was very active this year. The committee members, acting as guides, took incoming stu- dents on tours throughout Mitchell. Secretary of Cour- tesy Pat Busch felt that this helped make the students more welcome, Another responsibility delegated to Cour- tesy committee was that of serving refreshments at all queen receptions and at council installations. Part of the Courtesy committee's job was writing in- vitations to the Homecoming game. They also sent Christ- mas cards to the Mitchell secretaries and faculty members. The committee was in charge of the Lost and Found which collected many items throughout the year. V? Courtesy members are FRONT Row: C l L 'd . N P - Pat Busch, Candgf Callahan. SEC- Mg? airngsgb sel:Jnsor?TGayZTt.giEis' UND ROWI GYBIZ mlfh, Susan Tim- Janet Chadwiclg jimmi Brock, and mons. BACK Row: Chris Smith, Debbie Hansen.

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i U ra, -lk - as 'L ' s.-vs,-I-ei.-is 1 -41:57 Larry Borland contemplates the week's profits for the General Store. Urider the leadership of Larry Borland, the Treasury committee was very active. The February Folk Festival was a new operation under Larry Bor1and's care. The Treasury committee was also responsible for the addition of new money to the Student Organization Fund. With new management, the General Store increased its profits. The Store added Mitchell Ski Jackets and a new variety of T-Shirts to the list of merchandise. Also in their field the committee was responsible for the servic- ing of the soft drink machine in the commons. The com- mittee was also in charge of the annual Mitchell Carnival supported by the different clubs and organizations. Treasury committee helped outside organizations. They sold posters to help raise money for the Humane Society. They also collected money and food for the Student United Fund and the needy children overseas. Although smaller than the other committees, the enthu- siasm of the Treasury members made up for anything it lacked in numbers. Treasury Committee Sponsors New Folk Festival Randy Delong,Lynda Ulrich support the store. .QSXV Treasury committee members are KNEELING: Jody Anderson, Sherri Cash, Cary Tessen- dore. STANDING: Judy Britton. Cathy Walker, Pam Hancock, Larry Borland.