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

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Echelon Staff Emphasizes Student Partlcipa ' Mr. Nickle helps the advertising staff with possible layouts. X This year the Echelon', staff emphasized student par- ticipation. Again under the sponsorship of Mr. Francis Nickle, the staff worked to make a newspaper for almost every interest. By starting the year with an opinion poll, the staff got ideas for articles and editorials, while the student body got ideas for the Letters to the Editor column. Although deadlines were even more hectic this year, because of a different printing system, the stall again entered the News Writing Contest. They also sent papers to be evaluated by the National Scholastic Press Asso- ciation. Ginger Lane was editor-in-chief of one of the largest staffs Mitchell has had. Barlow Wescott served as the editorial editorg Jody Anderson as the news editorg and Judy Britton and Linda Clarke as the feature co-editors. Les Freeman handled the sports section. The busi- ness and advertising managers were Judy Martinez and Donna Jackson respectively. Pat O'Grady furnished the art work for the staff. Judy Martinez is one of many staff members who sell the ,,., .ATA in 'il' 'fx 75 ff tg: rl' -- if ' 1 .tl ,. ,N ' i l LW ' f.. fl ' 'TE . . . . -',,,:- -ti' 9 , q ,.L ijt .HJ 21.15, ' - 523,-.tu ll' Rusty Kern, Bill McCusker, Steve Lammert, and Pat OtGr with Ginger Lane on future issues of the Echelon. J' tio 3. dy

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Orrrcmxsz Jim McPherson, secretary, Doug Winter. , presidt-nrg Cis Hayden, vice- treasurer: Pac Bmnson, ICC 'fki Club members and sponsors are positioned on the stairs for a group A presidvntg Candy Callah an, represen tative. 150 Nlarauders Active in First-Year Ski Clu Ski club was very active in its first year at Mitchell. Many fund-raising activities such as a dance, ski swap, and a carnival booth were sponsored by the club under the direction of Mr. Chuck Stuart, Mr. Gary Mitchell, Mrs. Sheryl Lovering, Mr. Jack Mickle, and Mr. Jim King. Trips to Arapahoe Basin, Breckenridge, Vail, Mon- arch, and Crested Butte highlighted the year. Club mem- bers who participated in money-making projects were given discounts on their bus fare. Tobagganing parties were also part of the year's activities. Officers for the year were President, Jim McPher- sorig Vice-President, Cis Haydeng Secretary, Candy Calla- han, Treasurer, Doug Winterg ICC Representative, Pat Brunson. Ski club members are positioned on the stairs for a group pic ff' I' -ll ii H