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

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I... Lady- if, ,- fl , ir as .., g -en-,Q :S- s 4 --ff-.,,4 Mike Bullock wins Best Actor of the Year for 1970-71. Many Mitchell students were awarded honors this year in various areas. These awards ranged from stu- dents selected as Who's Who at Mitchell to a home economics student who received a set of Sterling silver Although there were many honors given, only a small fraction of the many worthy students were recognized. Those students who were given awards, however, showed how this YCZIIJS student body was a very outstanding one. ill R l L ,. ' - ilk'-SQA Five seniors who became semifinalists in the National Council of Teachers of English contest last year are Barlow Wescott, Judy Long, Sue Rightmire, Rusty Kern, and, not shown, Joy Mehulka. ltchell Students Excel in lVIany Areas of Honor at Mitchell 'ire ffront rowl jane Hagan. Ginger Miko Bullock, Cnot shown? Bob Eaks, Karen Maclson, and Alma Voorhees, Chadwick Judy Britton Cback rowj Dan McCarty, Frank Campos, ...a ss,1,, , Q-ef 1 'ji'-f ?1L:--, ' A, -as 2-, te- A vp' .1 P ' f -. I K ,- ,s-z. . . ,A -. -4 .l---w--wu-1-4- V N 'r-S., '1?5'1yx1 K , ,mum Edu.-. 'a , l 'Q

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Dr. Walden talks with and congratulates the four National Merit Semi-Finalists: Bob Cunnion. Cathy Clark. Judy Long. and Barlow ,E lllllllll ,g ll Students who were chosen for the state hand are: ffront rnwj Hoseayrah Chilcott, Barbara Hooks, Daunne Zingcr, Lisa Galbraith, tsecond rowl Larry Kilpatrick, Wendy Bmski, Diane Brian Scott, Bill Birminizham, and Jim Cfienter were the top scorers at Mitchell in the National Mntiitfmatics Association contest. CIP .v..! Y pi fuer I, If I Lt-ixzli, Donna Trifinarnli, Dcllootcr. Molz, Laurie Frazier, fthird rnwl Mike Darrell Leigh, Rick Littrell, Frank Campos Patty McFarland. I- -f--s.. ,X H . , Tw tx. . 1 mfr X. I ,. ,,.. X .s ,.1' Members of State Choir: Front Row, Mark Poor- Ed Molloy, Ethvl Simmons, Phil Edwards, lfat man, Jenny Willard, June WViggleworth, Ron Clark. Third Row, Chris Shultz, jackie McLa!ch1c, Mitchell. Vocal Musical Award winners: Second Barb Scozen, Kay Farcnsworth, Debbie Hnnsman. Row, Bob Rowton, Alan Gorst. Kav McDonall. Dena Haizaman, Miki Mutn Sherry Themes, Vir- Cindy YVilson, Joyce Whittlescy, Nancy Shaefer, ginia Simmons, Dave Hutchison. Patty Victorian, Karen Smith. Garry Sauner, and Dale Strauss are speech award winners. Mark Wittl displays the second place award that he won in a slate advertising r ' 1. 'V r :lg 4. 'f if V gli a-,,, LT mf lm- '- , . , ., i I .1-sV..J-1

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Large Groups Help Teach Many Student: Large groups provided a means of teaching a maxi- mum of students in a minimum of time. Lectures by teachers and guest speakers were the usual methods em- ployed in the large group although films and slide pre- sentations were also used. Groups took field trips which helped to clarify information given in large group. The large groups provided students with a basis of informa- tion with which to work in their small groups. l ..'-Ni.. , 4 1 .yS.,'?' . .4 Q,-.f.!+s1-1. get su -V 'l xp A W X Q 4 L, .! wwf? , S+' r Q0 i Photography students wail in room 10 for Mr. Southern to arrive.