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

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ealth Careers Members Fight Birth Detects ,wgg.. FnoN1'. Row: Sue McCormick, Vicki Willcox, Karo- Coffman. Beth 1- GTO MTS Kifhlf-'CTI Buchc Milton' Fjeggy Bmwnmg- SECOND ROW: Sugar' DHUPT. Dennis Burkhfilter BACK Ron Heldb' ' artmo' Mmslm Montgomery' Chen' Ball. Ieanni Ross, Kevin Ross Bob Cunnlon Decorating a Christmas tree in the Air Force Acad- emy hospital dining room and collecting money for the Heart Fund during the Mother's March on Birth Defects were two of the services performed by the club this year. In order to see the results of their efforts, members visited the John F. Kennedy Birth Defects Center in Denver. College campus lectures and hospital orientation programs were also included in the effort to broaden student's knowledge of the medical profession. Providing opportunities for students to learn more about medical and allied professions is the purpose Health Careers Club.

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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

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Enthusiastically participating in Pep Club, its mem- bers not only sold candy to help the Kidney Foundation Drive, but also contributed to the Muscular Dystrophy Association of America. In addition to giving their whole-hearted support to all of the teams, the club's members were involved in painting signs and selling programs. They also partici- pated in pep assemblies and were involved in bake sales and car washes. Oilicers leading the girls this year were Alma Voor- hees, president, Denise Johnson, vice-president, Terry Jones, secretary, Eleesa Faulkner, treasurerg Lu Ramirez, publicity, Sherry Cash, membership, Colleen McCrea, social, and Miss Helen Cohen, sponsor. OFFICERS-FIXONT Row: Miss E. Cohen, sponsor, Lu Ramirez, publicity, Colleen McCrea, social. BACK Row: Eleesa Faulkner, treasurerg Alma Voorhees, president, Denise johnson, vice-presidcntg Terry Jones, secretary, Sherry Cash, membership. Pep Club Members Active! Doing their part in making spirit rise, Pep Club joins student body K 7' J-,L :kg ' rf' '59 . M. Motivating the homecoming