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

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.:! ccomplishments 5 .w E ig.. .. .4 N e A ' R if ii' , '. . r is I Willy' j on of their future sports activities in G.A.A. Cathy Ochs out jumps an opponent. -,,,.,..,,.. i MEMBERS or G.A.A. Aim: Fnoxr Row: Cindy Shoemaker, Eleese Faulkner, Brenda Dodge, Lu Ramirez, Susan Graves, Linda Heath. SECOND Row: Cathy Courtier, Penney Thompson, Sherry Hastings, joy Lyons, Kathy Geary. T1-imn Row: Dixie Howden, Gretchen Williams, Sheila Lune, Erin Jackson, Lois Hiner. FOURTH Row: Diana Howard, Ioan NVard, Debbie Minogue, Carmen Trihble, Linda Pericas. Fuf'i'Ir Rcw: Helen Hille- gass, Marsha Vader, Chris Harrold, Alma Voor- hues, Iulie Ccmmn, Susan Smith. BACK Row: Florence Hunt, Cathy Ochs, Beverly McCarty, Debbie Farley. Showing defensive skills, Alma Voorhees wards off her opponent during a G.A.A. game.

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G. A. A. Girls Receive Letters for Their Athleti Members of the Girls' Athletic Association enjoy themselves in a rousing game of basketball during one of their practice Change was the keynote of 1970-71 year for the Girls' Athletic Association. Revision in the club's constitution was the main event. In order that girls might be able to receive letters for their athletic accomplishments, all girls' sports are now under the supervision of G.A.A. Getting involved also proved to be a very important aspect of the club. Selling raliie tickets for a Wasson T-Bird, depicting characters from Carousel', in the Homecoming half-time show, and publishing a monthly newspaper are only a few of G.A.A.'s many activities. During the year G.A.A. played teams from Harrison, Canon City, Wasson, Cheyenne Mountain, the Deaf and Blind School, and University High School from Greeley. The girls participated in Basketball, Volleyball, and Swim Sports Days and in May they hosted the Tennis, Track and Field Day at Mitchell. Officers for the year were Penny Thompson, president, Eleesa Faulkner, vice presidentg Alma Voorhees, secre- tary, Gretchen Williams, treasurer, Dixie Rowden, pub- licityg and Mrs. Kathy Glasmann, sponsor. ,.--Sl During a G.A.A. football practice, Eleesa Faulkner passes to tc tl ,Dar '-1214:-L A. Active members of the Athletic Board of Control get into a liuent

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I. R. C. Attends Human Rights Conference in Denver Among several conferences attended by International Relations Club was a Human Rights Conference at North- glen High School during October. The members also par- ticipated in another important International Relations Conference on Revolution and Intervention at the Uni- versity of Denver. As a member of the Colorado High School assembly for the United Nations, a state-wide organization, the club holds model U.N. meetings. In April the fifteen member group attended the World Alfairs Conference at Boulder at which people from all over the world were speakers. Sponsored by Miss Mary Lou Allen, the student offi- cers were the following: president, Patricia Ethridgeg vice president, Doug Clailing and secretary, Cathy Lanosga. To be a member in good standing, a student must have a minimum 2.0 grade average, he must have paid all financial obligations, and he must attend meetings. .EL K., Y Members are Celeste Gamewell Walter McCoy Cathie Lanos a Pat - - . 8 , Ethridge, Cathy Kendall. J i ,f EE President Pat Ethridge takes nominations as part of her Members participate in arguing their points of view at a spirited 'iubate '. While listening attentively to the debaters, Miss Allen takes not TIT -K1 ' -r 5 .I - - ., yr H v3'35jT'n,?r5.fg'rg,,3-' -riigt--3 ,W 1 Ti-. 15 It it '- . A 1- 1,9 ' ' I X 2 ll ., t, F- nfs:-. ,. T