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

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W7 240' DRIVING HARD INTO the territory of the Widefield Gladiators, Dave White attempts a shot at the goal. RECEIVE HONORS ON ALL-CITY TEAM Three members of the Marauder hockey team, Danny Britton, Chuck Mauro, and Dave White, re- ceived honorable mention on the All-City Team for the season. Glancing at the record they compiled and a special note of the improvement that was shown each round gives an indication of what practice can do, according to Coach John Christensen. Following is a comparison of the three rounds played with each member of the league for the 1965- 66 season: Cheyenne: Mitchell 0 - Cheyenne 10, Mitchell 0 - Cheyenne 7, Mitchell 1 - Cheyenne 3. Palmer: Mitchell 0 - Palmer 10, Mitchell 1 - Palmer 7, Mitchell 3 - Palmer 6. Wasson: Mitchell 1 - Wasson 10, Mitchell 1 - Wasson 9, Mitchell 0 - Wasson 6. Fountain Valley: Mitchell 2 - Fountain Valley 4, Mitchell 2 - Fountain Valley 4, Mitchell 1 - Foun- tain Valley 4. Widefield: Mitchell 5 - Widefield 5, Mitchell 3 - Widefield 3, Mitchell 4, Widefield 1. In fact, the Marauder's became the first team to enter the City Hockey League since its formation and not lose all its games the first year. GOALIE RON CHAVEZ receives assistance from Paul Pelak

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SOPHOMORE ICEMAN BRUCE White maneuvers the puck toward Wasson's goal. A I K, FT, . -- , , eb XJ.. B if N - mg J xuyhh , S. as H MIKE WHITE LOOKS on as Bob Gaddis delivers a slapshot to the Fountain Valley goal. THREE MARAUDER ICER FRONT ROW: Mike While. Danny Bruton, Ron Chavez, Clark Britton, Chuck Mauro, livan, Bill Mummery, Dwayne Miller, Coach John Christensen. .Not piciuredz Dave Benneli. Dave While. SECOND ROW: Dave Cvaddls, Paul Polak, Dick Lee, Bob Gaddis, Bruce White, manager. Bob McGee. BACK ROW: manager Eddie Moore, Larry Schuberth, Jerry Wendel, Chuek Sul-

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TOP HORSE MAN, Dave McCornnaughey maneuvers over the horse during his routine. , , - . - hell AndvJa1'am1lln, ONT ROW: E ' e Blue. Biuu- Wheeler, Dan Bi1tton.B1llM1tc . b. give Taylor, Boba'l'lih1'gescn, Bill Baughman. Ar! Lntlejohn. SECOND ROW. Phil Dixon, INITIAL GYMNASTS SHOW Opening their initial season, the Mitchell gymnasts had twelve qualified men with a wide variety of in- dividual talents. Pacing the team is senior Earnie Blue. Blue is the only letterman on the young Marauder team. Other outstanding members include junior Bruce Wheeler on the rings and Dave Waters on the side-horse. Mr. Harold Metz, who was a gymnast in high school as well as in college, coached the squad. He was the freshman coach at the University of Nebraska for two years and has a total of some eleven years of gymnastics experience. Competition is rigorous in eight different events including floor exercises, side horse, horizontal bars, trampoline, long vaulting, parallel bars, rings and tumbling. There are six participants in each gymnastics event, three from each school. A first place is worth six points, a second, four points, a third, three points, and a fourth place, two points. Our team is inexperienced, but I'm pleased with the hard work that everyone has done,', were the words of Coach Metz. Mark Price, Mark Edgar, Greg Callahan, Clark Britton, Dennis Summers. BACK ROW: Terry Higashi, Ken Hoover, Rich Evans, Phil Joyner, Greg Dreith, Dun Stull, B111 Jafamluov