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

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-'J Mary Gosnell reviews costs, bands, and decorations F for dances. -r K, 15 , ,pd r N .:5.f'r. Dedicated members FRONT Row: Donna Boucher, Tom Harris, Melinda Small, Sue Gramer, Cindy Tanner. SECOND Row: Lynda Ulrich, Cori james, Bob Petersen, Cindy Willcox, Pam Engel. of Social Committee discuss decorations for a dance Tmnir llow: Chryl Hiserote, Leslie Matlock, Doris Sesto- lcfisl, Cnil Coetzniun. BACK Row: Debbi Goodwin, Lana n e. S- ..,1f,,q.- .-gr-

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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.

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'Hi' FnoN'r Row: Ron Gager, Linda Orynll, Xlinlkcr, Karen Dunes, Donna Boucher. Linda Lichty, Jody Anderson, Iudy Brit- BACK Row: Cori Ianies, Cindy Willcox, ton, Mary Gosnell, Miss DuBois. SECOND Pam Engel, Lynda Ulrich, Gail Goetzmzm Secretary of Publicity, Melinda Small, admires a poster. Row: Sue Liclity, Susan Gosnell, Cathy osnell and Small Schedule and Publicize Events M new sf Tom Harris discovers that painting can be relaxing as well as useful. Continuously throughout the year Social and Pub- licity committees worked to promote school spirit. Head- ing these committees were Mary Gosnell, Secretary of Social Activities and Melinda Small, Secretary of Pub- licity. Social Committee was sponsored by Miss Mary Du Bois and Mr. Ron Gager. During the year members of the committee were responsible for scheduling, decorating and cleaning up after dances. Many hours were spent selecting bands to play at dances sponsored by the Stu- dent Organization. This year the committee introduced a new event, a Folk-Rock Concert held in Marchf Every Tuesday after school loyal members of Pub- licity committee could be seen lining the hall near the art room painting signs. They were also responsible for the announcements and informing radio stations and news- papers of upcoming all-city events.