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

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alisrnan Theater Opens with Three in the Round ffi' Q'7 -in Q04 . . uaozvr Row: Russell Willoughby Sue Gramer Ken Laura Cynthia Martin sqm Tum ' ' - . , f I I - r 1 1, - , . , Iohnson, Linda Hansch, Sherry Hand, Dave Pav e, Bt Wl . ike Ingram, Lorne Willoughby. SECOBD ROW: Roger Fooshe, Sherry Swan- B.-xcri Row: Miko Bullock, Steve Lammert, Ian Perry, jim Ieniiings, 33211 Talisman Theater held an experimental presentation entitled Three in the Roundi' at the beginning of the year and followed with other interesting projects. Among them was the winter play, an original production on the history of the comic strip. For this presentation, the club v 0 J . - employed slides, special effects, and live and cartoon char acters During Emphasis Week the members contributed their talents by presenting speeches and duet acting. The thea- ter group presented cuttings from Twelve Aner' Men , The Glass Menagerie . A Streetcar Named Desire , and HMacheth for large group English classes. Finish- ing the year with the spring play, inherit the Wind .- this organization was one of the most active at Mitchell. Grliltilsponsor are: Mr. George utambe, Sue Gramer, Mike Bullock, and

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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.

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ft .V e at .. ff -ll' .Jw A A 1 Kenyatta Club Promotes Black Awareness Program i .A Eugene Floore listens attentively to the Kenyatta Club meeting 0FE'ICERSZD0llE Louis, parliamentariang Marjie Strickland, treasurer. Med Cullins. ICC representative: Kflfffn DOWNS' SCCYCNIYYS joe Connolly- Ufesi dent: Mickey Zanders, sophomore representativeg . if , 'X Af - ' X 5: W -. 4 i 4. W Q u ' X l v Y . ' . 4 b I - l 1 e. LQ ,. , L1 If , 'i . Doing her own thing, Kenyatta Club member Margie Strickland ' a beautiful outfit for the Kenyatta Club Fashion Show. Four Kenyatta Club members 1 l l I. 1 --1 discuss the events of the previous meeting h