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

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MR. CHARLES GAUL, business manager of Mitchell High School, provides leadership for the student body as sponsor of Student Organization. EW ADMINISTRATION MR. LEWIS REIMER, head counselor at Mitchell, gives expert advice to college-bound seniors and aids students in selecting courses. AS DEAN OF men at Mitchell this year, Mr. George Dalgleish, also assistant principal, has the responsibility of advising boys. REGISTERING NEW STUDENTS and determining stu- dent class rank are only two of Mrs. Mary Hawk's varied Q. rag-lee:-sf duties at Mitchell's registrar.

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I I I ff 3 1 JOSEPH L. WATSON. Mitchel1's first principal, leads Invasion '66.l' Mr. Joseph L. Watson, formerly principal of Pal- mer High School, has taken the reins of the office of principal at Mitchell. As the first principal of Mit- chell, Mr. Watson will lead the school in Invasion '66. Mr. George Dangleish is Mitchell's first assistant principal. As assistant principal, Mr. Dangleish serves as dean of men. Mrs. Marjorie Girard, a counselor at Wasson High School last year, is now Mitchell's first dean of Wo- men. As dean, Mrs. Girard counsels all Mitchell girls. As business manager of Mitchell, Mr. Charles Gaul supervises the sale of tickets for Mitchell activities. Mr. Gaul handles all the money for Mitchell and or- ders materials needed by the faculty and office staff. Mr. Gaul also finds time to be the faculty sponsor of the Student Organization. MR. WATSON HEADS PROVIDING NEEDED ASSISTANCE to the students at Mitchell heads the list of duties for Mrs. Marjorie Girard, dean of girls.

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STEVE HERZBERG AND Mr. Wayne Kelly discuss an after-school job possibility. COUNSELORS BEGIN MRS. EVALYN GRIFFITH uses her files of personal information to find material regarding student placement. Q E 1 ? 4 2 5 es. i if In October of 1965, the counselors at Mitchell began the job placement service. As businessmen throughout the city call asking for students for part- time employment, Mr. Wayne Kelly recommends in- terested students to them. Working part-time provides students with spend- ing money or money for college. College admission officers came to Mitchell from schools throughout the country. Representing colleges and universities from Florida to California, these rep- resentatives presented their schools to students. By a personal visit with the representative, the student could obtain a more realistic view of campus life and the programs offered through the school. The combined counseling staffs of Mitchell and Wasson High Schools presented the annual college- night in December. Students had a chance to partici- pate in three discussion groups with various college representatives. J 0B PLACEMENT ALTHOUGH MR. ARVEL Ricketts is a counselor and a psy- chology teacher, he still finds time to sponsor social committee.