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

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up qi Dorothy Hall, SECOND ROW: Vii-ta Hoffarth, Susan Timmons, Cindy Thom Cathie Rademacher, Gary Sauncr, Joslyn Hewell, George Levetett, son, and Indy Martinez. tes New Dimensions l 5 i V 1 1 -, 9: f .QQ I z Y- Aiittfgzglgfll V 2 fl, ' I j.-EE ' 4 . 'feifeffsiefgg -Jaw F, Maggy Staff members scrutinize their many selections of art entries. Editors collaborate with Mr an Nickle over With a larger staff than ever before, the Empyrean, Mitchell's literary-art magazine, was assembled for dis- tribution in the spring. It consisted of a wide variety of literature-short stories, essays, poems, songs, and all forms of art work that could be printed. There was no limit on the type of literature that could be accepted, the only prerequisite was that all work had to be done by students. Thus the Empyrean tried to create some new dimensions. Again this year, the Empyrean was printed in the Industrial Arts building by the students of graphic arts. This process was economical and made the magazine com- pletely a school product. Two sponsors new to the magazine this year were Miss Barbara Brode and Mr. Mark Buswell. They worked in conjunction with veteran Empyrean sponsor Mr. Fran- cis Nickle. Heading up the staff of editors was Bill Stevenson, editor-in-chief, Barlow Westcott was selection editor, Judy Martinez was publicity editor, Jeff Milliken was lay- out editor, and Thom Haber served as art editor. ff

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Ns. Mr. Buswell, Miss Brode, and Mr. Nickle survey some stories. r'ilONT ROW: Ionathan Durret, Frank Campos, 'Iunnifcr Willard, Sue Lind Swanson, Debbie Bullard. Bill Stevenson. Thomas Haber, Bob Petersen, jeff M and HBFIOW Westcott. THIRD HOW: Cathy Clark, Mary Malbrough, Mary Em pyrean Staff Cre Empyrean staff editors work diligently to construct their 1- L . l Qi 5 XXX-.

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MitcheIl's service organization, Paper Key, provided reading enjoyment in all areas to interested students. The club's activities included a carnival booth and operation of the bookstore. To be an active member in Paper Key, a student must pay yearly dues and contribute some free modules to working in the bookstore. Supervised by the sponsor Mrs. Jeanne Bruner and the oiiicers, the bookstore moved to the commons this year. The officers were the following: president, Kathie Evansg vice-president, Val Dean Siratg and secretary. Cindy Wagner. X Cindy Wagner, Dorothy Hall, and Pam Quisenberry censor Paper Key Increases Reading Interest in 1970-197 5-icinhc-rs are-Fnowr Row: Pam Quisenberry, Anna Brannon, Inn Sayers, Mike Bernard, Jan Sayers and Anna Brannon discuss contents of a book Sue Anne Xt-Ysnn, Cindy XVngn.-1, Dorothy Hall. NOT Pnrssisxra Kathi Evans, Val Dean Sirat, Karlyn Yeppseu, David Hall, Anim VVag'ner.