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

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OPERATIONS Under Mr. Don Scoby's direction, the Pre-med Club helped students who were interested in medicine to learn more about the field. Doctors, nurses, and other lecturers told the members about their various professions. Some of the lecturers were student nurses from Seton School of Nursing, who spoke on the work and the rewards of nursing. Also, an X-ray technician and a laboratory technician told the members about their jobs. A heart surgeon discussed the various aspects of heart surgery. During visits to several hospitals in the region, the members observed operations and went on tours of the hospitals. These tours showed the students how a hospital was run and what the different hos- pital personnel did. By helping young people to learn more about medicine, the Pre-med Club is fulfilling its purpose. DR. KIRSCHNER SPEAKS to the Pre-Med Club about heart surgery. MR DON SCOBY the sponsor of Pre Med Club prepares to take a blood sample from a rat

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MQ LECTURING ON THE joys of nursing, two student nurses from Seton School of Nursing speak to the Pre-Med Club. FRONT ROW: Nancy Clutter. Pam Fleming. Joyce Geiger. Marian Bruson, Naney Sesto- kas, Kathy Dolan, Naney Nolan, Melanie Rainer. SECOND ROW: Fran Bigler, Linda Sut- ton, Celena Foster, Kathy Finley. Stephen Patriek. David Cook. Kathleen MeFarlzincl. Mary PRE-MED OBSERVES pf - , EE .,., ' E K FRED BADKE, THE president of Pre-Med Club, follows the order of business during a meeting. Martin. Judy Bartlett, Karen Blavkett. THIRD ROW: Pal Bean, Linda McCutt'hen, Gina Downey, John Teadey, Fred Hadke. Donna Enlow, John Fuessel. Sandy l'a1'penter. June! Sweeney.

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S . -R - 5 FRONT ROW: Mary Jane Quinata, Mariann Jones, Linda Jo Fleming, Linda Osboum, jamin, Lucille Portillos, Sharon Sutton. BACK ROW: Donna Hawkins, Aleta Collins, Judy Patty Howell. SECOND ROW: Marcy Hueftle, Sandra Gately, Julie Ann Smith, Karen Ben- Stern, Julie Krause, Christine Krause, Kathy Turner, Miss Kathryn Klos. DARING DESIGNATES MEMBERS OF G.A.A. IN A PRACTICE game Linda Jo Fleming and Donna Hawkins scrimmage for the ball as Marcy Hueftle looks on. Having been organized during second semester, Mitchell's first Girls' Athletic Association was opened to any girl who showed an interest in the promotion of athletics at Mitchell. Objectives and purposes of G.A.A. were to promote health and spirit of co-operation and team work with a group, to encourage participation in intramural ac- tivities, and to develop good sportmanship. Sponsored jointly by Wasson, Palmer, and Mit- chell, the 1965-1966 club calendar included a Junior High Play Day in April. The purpose of this activity was to orient junior high girls in high school activities and to promote an interest in a career of teaching physical education for present G.A.A. members. Also included in the agenda set up for the mem- bers of G.A.A. were a number of volleyball and bas- ketball games with local high schools. The School for the Deaf and the Blind was challenged by Mitchell girls in volleyball, and members of G.A.A. played Wasson in basketball. Included in the variety of activities of the club Was the organization of the popcorn booth for the Gub Lavinrac held in March. Officers of Girls' Athletic Association were Judy Stern, president, Sandra Gately, vice president and I.C.C. representative, Marcie Hueftle, secretary, and Aleta Collins, treasurer. Miss Kathryn Klos spon- sored G.A.A.