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

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ERAL. .s M ITC ELL Joy Mehulka, Daniel Lockhart, Heather Dalgleish, and Rachel Brown pause during their busy schedule to pose for a yearbook' photographer Assemblies IVlain Concern Is Queen Presentations Ken Willis works on decorations for the Sweetheart Assembly. ,Aft Assemblies committee's main concern this year was the Queen Assemblies. The Most Beautiful Girl in the World was the 1970 Homecoming Assembly theme. The Queen candidates were shown through pictures which traced their lives from childhood to the present. They were then escorted on stage to give the students a full view of their choice. The Story of the Snow- Queens was the theme of the Christmas Assembly. A story book was used and stories such as Sleeping Beauty and Snow White were told about each candidate. Somewhere My Love was the Sweetheart Assembly theme. The candidates walked down a long, winding staircase while the Madrigal Singers sang Love Ballads. Rachel Brown, Secretary of Assemblies, with help from sponsor Miss Ann Nelson invented these new ideas. Courageously Rachel Brown rehearses for the Christmas Queen Assembly WVU ,-Dx-A ,

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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.

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-if During the Mitchell-Palmer pep assembly, Morale committee members wash away Terror germs. Miss Norma Neessen and Les discuss skits Supporting the teams, faculty members put on a skit against Wasson. Forty Morale members, including the eheel-leaders and pom-pon girls, enthusiastically promoted both school spirit and team spirit. The committee produced every pep assembly and student rally and also pushed bus sign- ups. This year a new type of pep assembly was tried. Dur- ing the lunch mods the cheerleaders and pom-pon girls scattered themselves throughout the cafeteria leading cheers and school songs. Eggs were sold to the students to be dropped on Morale members heads. This assembly was used to get more Marauders involved in pep assem- blies. Les Freeman, Secretary of Morale, and Miss Norma Neesen, sponsor, worked together designing new skits and ' ' T 1 ' 4 ' t s A s A-.- new ideas to build Marauder spirit. Morale Committee Tries N ew Type of Pep Assembly orming the traditional Mitchell M , committee members stop during an important meeting and pose, showing their school spirit and pride.