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

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1 :XL f 1 E FRONT ROW: CHE Marple, Gary Barnes, Ken Dale, Bob Wightman, Charlie Watts, John THIRD ROW: Coach Bill Westbay, Brian Frenzel, Frank Miller, Jerry Emery, Bill Sabata, Frazee, Bob Bek, Gary Jones, Russell Stott, Dennis Dale, John Peel, Keith Degn, manager, ROY FUFUYH, Chuck MHUTO, Jim OWEIIS, A1931 C10SS0m. Scott Ffamwn- BACK ROW: J09 SECOND ROW: John Glenn, Tom Albin, Charlie Ballard, Larry Watson, Bill Brooks, Dar- Jfmecky, DOUE Young, Ch-US Fl'9eb0TH, Mike Matthews- rel Brooks, Jerry Cisneros, Bud Hoffpauir, Veryl Berry, Assistant Coach Dan Henson. COACH WESTBAY CITES HURDLE PRACTICING HIS FORM over the low hurdles, Veryl Berry works out during early spring practice. 5 4 1

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FUTURE BRIGHT FOR UGREENU MEN Looking forward to their first year of competition, the golf team started practice early in the spring. Un- der the leadership of Coach Tom Howerton, the team is expected to be a strong threat to the state crown. Although more than fifteen boys are competing for places on the four man starting squad, Mark Weather- Wax, Bob Weatherwax, Tom McAnally, and Bob Magee will be the starting line up. Coach Howerton is confident that his team will do well. COACH TOM HOWERTON readies a golfjacket for the upcoming season. FRONT ROW: Jim Stadtmiller, Jon Bernier, John Fletemeyer, Bob McGee, Fred Loskamp, Fred Badke. BACK ROW: Coach Tom Howcrton, Jim Bandy, Mark Weatherwax, Bob Wea- herwax, Tom McAnally, Mike Boyd. izwfrww mf , nx-,MMR Q 1 L, ,.

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Returning letterman Bud Hoffpauir, led Mitchell's initial track team into an optimistic season. According to Coach Bill Westbay, the predominently junior team Worked hard with consistent improvement. Coach Bill Westbay and Assistant Coach Mike McDowell predicted that the outstanding event of the season would be the hurdles. By the Conference Meet the team should be highly competitive after many long hours of practice late into the spring evenings. Fifteen meets were on the agenda, the highlight being the State Pentathlon on May 28. The coaches hope to send several boys to participate in this event. Other meets also included the Pikes Peak Relays, the Aurora Relays, the Tri City Meet, the Centennial Invitational, the Conference Meet, and the State Meet. AS BEST EVENT SENIOR LETTERMAN BUD Hoffpauir sails over a hurdle during time trials for the first meet. JUNIOR CHUCK MAURO flies through the air while practicing the broad jump. . Hi in ., gif, . -,,: H V .auf I Y. 3' was . ...gg y . . Al i . : . . 5, ., .. ,gs - r'-: --t '-1f, ',.::.. 2:' , sei.. - 4 I f Q - P, ,:.., - Lhkk . ,, ni' 1 ... 75 mix kk leg .. .... Ei . -..: As - M.