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

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Jane Hagen showed a great deal of interest in a variety of school activities. As a sophomore she served on Courtesy committee and Cotmcil. Her consistent membership in Pep Club led Jane to two years of participation in the pom-pon squad and Morale committee. Because of her outstanding academic achievements, she was chosen to be in the Honor Society for two consecutive years. Girls' gymnastics required much of J ane's time in her junior and senior years. In her senior year she placed sixth in free exercise in state competition. She belonged to Ski Club also. Jane was honored when she was elected to preside over the Homecoming activities as queen. In the future she plans to major in math and science at C.S.U. Jane Ha -pon girl. meditates during a' rare serious mood while awaiting her counselor i ' ff!! ,y ,..- - ,- , -. .,f- ' ,,. -5 H -- 2 ir ,.- T ZT -- - -V ,.. ,4- ig, I .1 .2 1 I Z: fl Student government was De Hiat.t's primary conce during her life at Mitchell. Beginning her involveme in her junior year, she joined Morale and Records co1 mittees. De was elected to Student Council and was initiat into National Honor Society as a junior. Her experien on council led her to become chairman of the legislati branch in her senior year. During her last year De also worked on the Apoge staff on the features section and joined the journalist honor society, Quill and Scroll. De attended the Camp Cheley Leadership Conferen in Estes Park, Colorado, and the Pikes Peak Region Conference at Star Ranch. As a senior De was included in the Sweetheart dan royalty. After graduation, she plans to attend Northe University of Colorado in Greeley to study elementa education.

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Debbie Ferris, who is interested in becoming a special ducation instructor for retarded children, was a student t Mitchell for three years. As a sophomore she was a -squad cheerleader, beginning the first of her three years Pep Club and Morale Committee. In her junior year he acquired a position on the award-winning A-squad nd was chosen head as a senior. Debbie was active in two girls' sports. In track she laced highly in the district meets in both her sophomore d junior years. Three years of gymnastics brought her finale in state competition. Debbie also participated in the Homecoming show all hree years and supported her class with effort as well as pirit. During her senior year Debbie was honored when she M nominated to be a Christmas queen attendant. Her achievements awarded her membership in the Honor Society. 'giili' 3 I' fig. . :. - if 'W E I ' ' J ' f - . -MN 3 , , , -, 1 . , real,-1'M..,g .V , , , p , V f , . ,ME I j . i use v.F,g-igxxfvggvi 5 lL . .Q ui 'fig' M A -.. ...stiff ,ltrltejfli Debbie Ferris playfully romps after a winning Mitchell touchdown play. i'Bozo Les Freeman pauses for a time out to rest up for the big game. 7'-- - , .,., -V . . .. . . v fp.-at .. ' M t E ...Ltd up , A Lug., Y . , .- af r...- -.e . ef., 5, X X 4' Les Freeman's main interests lie in the fields of ath- letics and government. As a sophomore he played for the J. V. baseball team as second baseman and manager and returned to the team as a senior on A-squad. In his junior year Les began his career in journalism as sports editor for the Echelon He also occupied the post of junior class vice-president and worked on morale committee. As a junior athlete, he ran for the track team. Correlating sports functions with spirit, Les, as Sec- retary of Morale on Cabinet, brought all the athletic teams unyielding support in his senior year. He attended several conferences including Pikes Peak and the State Student Council Convention. Les continued his service by announcing at all home games. He belonged to Kenyatta Club for two years. Les plans to major in journalism at Colorado University. -'fi 1 'Jf?fv.9P.3f'A'faL -wiv-2at-'hwfxrr 7- 1 i . me ,N l 1-.. f' 'af 1 ' 41

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Involvement was the key word in Lynne HorkoWitz's high school career. As a sophomore her interest in pro- moting school spirit was shown in her participation in German Club, Sing Out, and Speech Club. During her junior year, Lynne was elected to Council and supported Treasury and Courtesy committees. Many hours of dedication devoted to the construction of the yearbook awarded her a two-year membership to Quill and Scroll. As a senior Lynne continued working in Sing Out and on the swim team and was chosen to join National Honor Society because of her scholastic standing. The student body picked her to reign as 1970 Christmas queen. Lynne was also elected to a Cabinet position as Sec- retary of Student Affairs. During the summer prior to her senior year, she attended the State Leadership Con- ference in Fort Collins. Penn State and a medical technology career are in- in Lynne's college plans. Horkowitz chats with friends in esteemed yearbook office. ,f'U QB -1 C7 l Melinda offers a friendly smile while cleaning up after her committee Melinda Small made indispensible contributions dur- ing her three years of service to Mitchell. During her sophomore year she was active in Sing Out, Outward Bound, and Student Council. Melinda spent much of her junior year preparing for competition as a member of the girls, gymnastics team. She also kept a competitive pace academically and was elected to National Honor Society for two years. The nrst semester of her junior year she represented her fellow students as vice-president of the class. Two years of hard work on Publicity committee, her leadership ability and artistic talent led Melinda to run for the Cabinet position of Secretary of Publicity. Through- out her senior year she provided the halls with colorful and spirit-boosting signs and posters. Melinda was a Sweetheart queen candidate in 1971. She will continue to pursue her artistic interests at D.U., Whitman College, or Pennington College. E i 43 as 5 it it as m 1 is Wm