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

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CC 97 REDISCOVER DIVERSITY MR. EDWARD PRINCE of the Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies presents a lecture entitled 'KThis Atomic Worldf' MIKE HENDRICKS, SECRETARY of assemblies, listens to the suggestions of one of his committee members.

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MEN. PLAY it cool. Pam Terry, as coach, introduces the first string of the Mitchell Basketball team at the pep assembly hon- oring winter sports. SPIRITED MARAUDERS HURRY off the roof after perform- ing to Pussy Cat at the outdoor pep assembly preceding Mit- chell's game with the Central Wildcats. 13? or 0 Q U U I ei., I I -rf .4-wismdssz. BACKED BY OTHER moral re-armament enthusiasts, the Colwell Brothers present Sing Out '65 and a challenge to the youth of America. ASSEMBLIES Accomplishing the goals set up in his campaign slogan, Rediscover Diversity, Mike Hendricks, chairman of the assemblies committee, presented a number of varied assemblies. To start the year off in the spirit of Mitchell's Air Force theme, the committee, along with Cabinet and Council, presented The Court-Martial of Billy Mitchellf, starring Gary Cooper. Later in October the students were entertained by the Air Force Academy Band. Starting off their program with Stars and Stripes Forever, the band centered their theme around Marches the World Overf, An educational assembly on nuclear studies, en- titled This Atomic World, was presented in Novem- ber. This Was followed by special lectures on Fission and Fusion and Radiation Biology for those stu- dents oriented toward the science fields. The Deaf and Blind Assembly, presented by stu- dents attending the Colorado School for the Deaf and Blind, and a safety assembly, under the direction of Brian Clarke, were also presented in November. Band, choir, and orchestra presentations, talent shows, and Thanksgiving, Christmas, and election as- semblies added variety to the program.

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4 RECORDS REPORTS CABINET BUSINESS CONCENTRATING ON HER counting, a records committee member adds up the votes for the Christmas queen. By taking minutes at the Cabinet meetings, Cheryl Salmon, secretary of records committee, performed a service to the school. With the help of her commit- tee, she kept the school informed of the Cabinet business. Copies of the minutes were posted on the bulletin boards in the cafeteria and in the yearbook and news- paper offices. After the student body Voted for the queen can- didates, the members of records committee counted the votes. They also arranged to have pictures taken of the queen candidates. Pictures of the candidates were put in a showcase to enable the student body to see the candidates and make their choices. Voting machines were used this year to facilitate the counting of votes at the Cabi- net elections. PRESIDING OVER HER committee meeting, Cheryl Salmon follows the order of business. WORKING DILIGENTLY, CHERYL Salmon and her committee smooth out the details of counting votes for the Dedication Queen.