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

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Mitchell B-squad cheerleaders for 1970-71 are: Standing: Cristal Sutton, Lisa Hinkle. Sitting: Jean Rodas, Joy Ferris Lisa 'fa-1sarz.ig' .ea'+-' -as L B-Squad Returns to Five Member Formation Independence and self-reliance were established by the class of '73 by having the first live-member, all-sopho- more cheerleading- squad. The additional member gave new strength and dimension to this year's B-squad per- formances. Five girls were chosen by a panel of judges last spring after they and other ninth graders attended a cheerleading clinic. Then after a summer of practicing, they were ready to perform. B-squad appeared at several pep assemblies, helped arouse school spirit, and gave added support to Mitchell's victorious B-squad and junior varsity teams. Cristal Sut- ton headed the group which was comprised by Joy Ferris, Lisa Herzberg, Lisa Hinkle, and Jean Rodas. 'ai Ga ,L . , 'i v K- I B-squad knows that spirit is the key to keeping enthusiasm at a r. We

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Students Choose Ten Nlarauders as Pacesetters Greatly concerned with student morale and school spirit, Mary-Ann Bayles, head pom-pon girl and member of the squad for two years, was a year-round supporter of team sports. She served on Morale committee as a junior and a senior, contributing ideas and suggestions for lively pep assemblies and was also a participant of Pep Club during her three years at Mitchell. Not always a spectator, Mary-Ann swam for the girls' swim team during her sophomore year. An active member of Sing-Out and French Club, Mary-Ann maintained a variety of interests. Because of her academic ability she belonged to the National Honor Society during her junior and senior years. She traveled twice to Utah where she attended a National cheerlead- ing clinic. As a senior she was a Homecoming queen candidate. After graduation, Mary-Ann hopes to attend Colo- rado University in Boulder where she will study to be- come a meteorologist. Mary-Ann Bayles admires the skilled handiwork of a fellow Marauder. Max Brown considers a studends suggestion' for the senior class Although he was best known as the school's spirited mascot, Mitch Marauder, Max Brown served on many and varied organizations during his three years at Mitch- ell and contributed more than morale to the student body. Setting a new school precedent, Max was the first person to serve for six consecutive semesters as the president of his class. He participated actively on Academic, Student Affairs, and Morale committees. Somewhat interested in litera- ture, he worked for two years on the Empyrean staff, helping to plan and circulate the magazine. An athlete as well, Max played B-squad football in his sophomore year and performed all three years on the school gym- nastic team. His ability on the horse sent him to state competition in both his junior and senior years and won him a membership in the M club. As a junior, Max was an exchange student to Palmer, where he shared and discussed ideas and policies with Palmer students. In the future he hopes to major in architectural design at Colorado University and to be- come a professional architect. gift