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

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FQ V-31 Shepard and Lynne Horkowitz candidly pose for photographer. members d1scuss thelr Plg Project for a cleaner cafeteria. Lynne v Horkowitz discusses gripe sheets. Row: Lynne Horkowitz, Diane Konshak, Sylvie Zamecnik, Derrell THIRD Roxy: Eileen Hnupfly, Terri Roberts Sue Rightmire, Max Brown, Sandy Andreatta. SECOND Row: Dim-me FQURTH Rgyvg Dan McCarty, Cindy May, Evelyn Howland, Terri Stauffer, Celest Gamewall. 5-We-'gg--ser: W 'Q re X fi 4i W 1, .nf xx' Q. , Gregg Applegate, Ann Harrell Mike Wallace, Jonathan Dunett, 122.4 --2 Y iesiu4Q-i5uwv2.mi- ' 5 n 'lm I. .-ru.. -Y -+15 -- Sandy Gillis

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F R LA B 1 d Cindy Wagoner Kathy Rowland LeAnn Shepard Sesrokas. Jody Anderson- Cindy Bmmlmll- Nancy GW- PM Flcmffm- Flo RONT ow: isa rean , 4 , - . ., . . A .4 , . K- I Kathy Brown, Marquetta Molz, Debra McCloughan, Cindy Tanner. Dons Hunt, jerry Rodeen,.I21Ck Lmdt. 11111 I-Lwlh. Maffy Wclvh. MMC'-lb 5fIU'1ff0U- Bob Cunnion. Academic and Student Affairs Improve Relations Academic Affairs started off the year by issuing ques- tionnaires to students in hopes of improving the atmos- phere in the resource centers. These were greeted with great enthusiasm which eventually led to improved con- ditions--even that of soft music playing in the centers. The members of this committee act as student spokesmen to the faculty and administration on questions of ruling and policies within the school. This year the Student Affairs committee has greatly strengthened its role in student government. Improve- ments are seen in the parking lot, commons, and cafe- teria. In order to improve conditions within the cafeteria, the committee sponsored a t'Pig Project. Members painted signs and worked along with the kitchen staff in asking them to leave the dirty trays out until 3:40 P.M. so students could see what a pig sty they create to eat in. At the end of the day, all members of the committee pitched in with their rubber gloves and sponges to clean up the mess. Another project sponsored by Student Affairs was to help students voice their complaints about situations within the school. In order to accomplish this, the mem- bers devised a sheet provided with subjects about which the students might have complaints. They labeled these Gripe Sheets and provided dispensers in each resource center and the library. The student body responded well to these sheets, and they now have a greater voice at Mitchell. Emphasis Week was an outstanding part of the year, and both Academic and Student Affairs committees were involved in planning the week and getting it organized. Secretary of Academic Affairs LeAnn Shepard and Sec- retary of Student Affairs Lynne Horkowitz attended meet- ings with faculty members in order to plan for the week. Marcus Squarrell, Marty Welch, and Bob Cunnion discuss the library. Mr. Max Gill, sponsor, finds time to nourish his weary body at a meeting.

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Photography staff members are Russ Lewis, Rita Roepka, Steve Cromwell, Kathy Neumann, and Sylvia Zamecmk. Not pictured: Gary Smith and Roland Ranada. Experienced Staff Adds Dimension to the Yearboo Working with an enlarged staff, the experienced edi- tors put together a yearbook with more dimensions than any previous year. Many new ideas were put to use in all sections of the book. An opening section using only color pictures added realism and vividness while increas- ing the number of pages added to the coverage of the school. Using these different ideas, the stall was able to re-create the year's eventful happenings. Along with Miss Roenna Cohen, the staff advisor, Debbie Dianion, editor, worked throughout the summer to produce a starting point for the other stall members. Also Mr. Fred Southern, in charge of the photography staff, supplied many helpful hints to create more inter- esting pictures and take many of the more difficult shots. Top ratings from two critical services were given to the Apogee staff of 1969-1970 for producing an out- standing yearbook. The National Scholastic Yearbook Association awarded them an HA-V' while the National Scholastic Press Association awarded them a First Place. These are some of the highest awards received by an annual staff. Jeff Milliken, sports editorg Diane Collins, fine arts editorg Patt organization editorg Dixie Rowden. classes editorg and Diane features editor, take time out from their work to pose for a Mr. Bill Holstein, Miss Roenna Cohen, and Edi Debbie Diamon talk over the 1970-'71 yearbook cov 71-71