Colorado Academy - Telesis Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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ORGANILATIONS tudent ouncil Left to Right: J. Knight, C. Goodin, H. Johnson, M. McCready, C. Cavness, R. Baldwin, D Welborn W Klstler P. Mandel, J. Frasche, T. Lawrence, S. J. Malo, P. Uihlein, M. Dalglish. Not Shown Bruce Miller B Marcus, T. Mansur, J. Warde, J. Roberts, Lowdermilk. Under the capable leadership of Joel Knight, this year's student council was an influential factor affecting Colorado Academy's social and academic life. The student governmental body had a productive, generative session in accomplishing and administering the affairs of the school that affected the student body. It wasn't long before the Council found that it was serving a relatively mature student body, and so there were few problems that arose which called for the Student Council's aid. Naturally, the goal of the Council was to attain an integral society here at Colorado Academy and, as was witnessed by all of the students, this goal approached being a reality.

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Mustang Top Row: Mr. Terenzini fAdvisorJ, M. Brauer, T. S. Johnson. Bottom Row: J. Reynolds, C. Zweig, P. Richards, R. Irmas, S. Darch, B. Burns, M. Stark, O. Uihlein, M. Benepe, F. Morfit, B. Marcus, F. Johnson. Locke, C. Catlin, J. Guggenheim, R. Baldwin, D. Jacobs, Not Shown: J. Freyer, J. Knight. The 1966-67 Mustang was the product of the largest and most diligent staff Colorado Academy has had in recent years. Under the editorial guidance of Mason Benepe, the newspaper flourished as never before, publishing eight times during the academic year. Both editors and staff received compliments from all sides for their perseverance in producing an excellent student publication. Now that the quality of the Mustang has been raised, it is the job of the future editors to maintain or even surpass this standard of excellence. The NAG is a middle school publication designed to parody and satirize irregular situations in school life by improvising on the Mustang. The NAG is not published regu- larly, but Whenever- the need arises. The staff Writers had a very successful year in A. Lee, L. Tyler, B. Brown, Mr. Vosburgh CAdvisorJ. Not Shown: Publlsfhmg then' Vafled 130111155 Of View and in S. Miller, J. Malo, W. Kistler, J. Sprauer. bringing to life the state of affairs at school. They are truly masters in their field of Work. Left to Right: C. Severy, S. Olson, S. Kllanxhja, M. Lubchenco, 54