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

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Latin Attends State Convention in Estes Par C2 ,,1..f Fuoxr Row: Mrs. Jeanne Bruner, Peggy Browning, David Hall. SECOND Row: Judy Long, Renae Am tzen. Anna' N.-krxn. Mitchell's Latin Club tried something new this year- an ice skating party at the Broadmoor World Arena with the Health Careers Club. Old members of Latin Club also gave the annual initiation ceremony at the beginning of the year for the benefit of new Latin Club members. Another annual event, the Latin Day Contests at Boulder, took place on March 6. Members of Latin Club participated in the nine categories which included mythology, Greek history, Roman life, grammar, vocabu- lary, derivatives, Roman and Greek literature, Roman history, and the decathlon. Members also participated in the State JCL Uunior Classical Leaguej Convention in Estes Park on April 17 and 18. In May, together with Latin Clubs from other schools, the slave auction banquet was held. This included the auctioning of new members as slaves to old members. Mitchell's Latin Club again had a pie booth at Mitchell's year end carnival. Bxcx tif ' 'rlikc Bernard, Sue Latin Club officers Pegfjf Eruming and Judy Long pause for ' ' V f Latin Club members px :ji 'e for Boulder Day Events by taking sample Kilt 1 .,,i-,.,l

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4'-r hristine Harold and Doug Lewis strike a stance for a fashion photo. Row: Sue Moore, Mickey. Zanders, Med Cullins, Christine Harrold. Tmnn Row: Cherrie Hildreth, Stanley Davis, Robert Henry, Mike Patterson. LAST Row: Joe Connolly, David Jackson, Doug Lewis, Elwood Henson. Row: Flynn Dickerson, Huey Floore, Walter McCoy, Mr. Norman Holmes. Kenyatta Club had as its three primary purposes promoting black awareness in both Mitchell and the community, working and promoting community projects, and getting Black history into Mitche1l's curriculum. Kenyatta Club also set up a display in recognition of Human Relations Day in the main school showcase. A skit was presented on Black History and music during Emphasis Week. Kenyatta Club sponsored an annual Easter Egg Hunt for underpriviledged children through the City Community Centers. The club also presented an annual fashion show and dance to raise money for its community action program.

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'11, FRONT Row: Mary Gosnell, Kathy Collard, Ter- Nielsen. BACK Row: Marianne Smith, Cathy c-sa Benclure, Janet Chadwick, Judy Martinez. Courtier. Tom Harris, De Hiatt, Bob Hamilton, D . . . . . SECOND Rcw: Judy Long, Debbie Dudley, Cathie Bill McCusker. members ICVICW events Of the lmtl3U01'1- Raclemacher, Patty Teague, Donna Jackson, Trish r. Bill Vlloestendick Addresses Quill gl Scroll IONT How: janet Robbins, Dixie iwclen, Lynne I-Iorkowitz, jeff Milli- n. SiscoND Row: Patty Haines, Kar- Maclsen, Ginger Lane, Diane Kon- ak. BACK Row: Mr. Francis Nieklc, iss Roennn Cohen, Debbie Diamon, Diane Collins, Brian Scott, Barlow 'lVestc0tt. ABSENT: Helen Franklin, Joyce Hackney. Julie Hendrickson, De Hiatt, Kathy Neumann, Rick Reynolds, Alma Voorhees. I W ,F 'ir ,-,,t,, u..4 .I .-W, ,. ff Planning Initiation ceremony are Ginger Lane and Barlow Westcott Mr. William Woestendick, editor and publisher of the Colorado Springs Sun, spoke on the function of a community newspaper at Quill and Scroll initiation ceremonies. The ceremony was held in the home eco- nomics lounge on February 25. Quill and Scroll, is Z1 national honor society for young journalists. Members must be in the upper third of their class and work on a school publication. The club is sponsored by Miss Roenna Cohen and Mr. Francis Nickle.