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

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r X. url, V, XXX ' f- ,ug A, . V., N '. rv lk' ffl s M is 1 eivfl M-vw-'-rv Mitchell cheerleaders create one of many new and original formations used frequently throughout the year at spirited games Cheerleaders Take Spirit Stick at Logan .14 -4 1. Fo-- in an H5 .l 6 i .T? i Patty Haines Kafen Meyel' and pep culu CI I n IC Bob Newblll

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Margie Strickland poses with her handsome escort. Teddy Williams. t Mike Wallace, De Hiatt, Larry Borland, Karen Madsen, Bob Hamilton. Sue McCormick. Max Brown and Melinda Small watch the crowning earts and Flowers Enhance 1971 Valentine Day Dance Black is beautiful was confirmed by Margie Strick- land, who on February 13 was crowned the 1971 Sweet- heart Queen. Exhibiting great charm and poise were her attendants, De Hiatt, Sue McCormick, Melinda Small, and Karen Madsen. All the girls were nominated by various clubs and organizations. Hearts and flowers and the colors- red, white and black were used to decorate the cafeteria, while the hard- rock jazz band, Raku, played vibrating sounds. Somewhere My Love was the appropriate theme for the l97l Sweetheart dance, a time to treasure forever.

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liary Howey we E' Again this year, as in the past, the energetic cheer- leading squad attended the annual summer cheerleading clinic at Logan, Utah, Where their skill and enthusiasm placed them among the top teams. Because of their out- standing abilities, they were given a superior rating and were the proud winners of the Spirit Stick. Bob Newbill was also given the honor of instructing others at four different camps throughout the country. During the year, the squad's constant pride and sup- port, evidenced frequently at games and pep assemblies, has proven a lasting contribution to school morale. Head Cheerleader Debbie Ferris Meller Janet Robbins and Betsy Acree X