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

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Inter-Club Council Contributes to Carnival Members were Cseatedj Linda Davis, Marilyn Mayer, Patti Blair, Marlene Lamb, Charlotte Johnson. Standing are Vicki Haase, David Pickard, Bob Sayers, Aly Colon, Karen Gidley, Marnie Hockman, Nancetta Westcott, Barb Miller. On March 14, following a tradition established the first year Mitchell opened, the Inter-Club Council or- ganized a breakfast of doughnuts and coffee for Teacher Appreciation Day. They also presented each faculty member with an apple. For the third year, l.C.C. was responsible for operating the booths at the carnival. Booths selling paper flowers and balloons were among those raising the most money. Participating in Homecoming for the first time, the clubs paraded around the field during half-time, wearing the papier mache heads of Disney characters they had made. Each club took its turn displaying an interesting exhibit of its activities. For example, the l.R.C. showcase featured its study of India. Better relations between the clubs and the stu- dent organization was achieved bythe clubs' help with activities such as Homecoming and the carnival, l.C.C. meetings were under the chairmanship of Patti Blair, student body vice president. Membership in l.C.C. was comprised of representatives from every club chartered by the student organization. Patti Blair, student body vice president, completes the news bulletin board

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Treasury Committee Sells Candy in the General Store John Ebeling, secretary of treasury, opens the store for business. Under the leadership of John Ebeling and lVlr. Charles Gaul, advisor, treasury committee ran the general store next to the auditorium. Many new items were sold this year, including candy and We're- gonna-win buttons. Other new items for sale were Mitchell shirts and beef jerkey. Open in the morning and during the lunch mods, the general store offered students the chance to pur- chase pens, pencils, paper, and notebooks. Money from these purchases went into the S.O. funds. sitftlfwf c iff' John Ebeling and Bruce Clarke organize the store for business.

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i- Larry Small, second semester vice president, Don Holdman, second semes ter president, Doug Forney, first semester vice president, and Perry Bean, first semester president, relax in the senior courtyard. With the advice of senior class sponsors, Nlr. Thomas Hergenreter and Miss Nancy Pardee, the sen- ior council organized the Last Minute Dance, a girl- ask-boy affair held in November to raise money for the student organization funds. One activity spon- sored bythe council was decorating the building for Christmas. In this class competition event seniors took second place with their reproduction of How The Grinch Stole Christmas. Competition points were also gained during Home- coming. For the second consecutive year the class of 1969 located the bomb during the bomb hunt. Points were also accumulated by the senior float, Frontier- land, and in the pyramid-building contest at the Sat- urday morning activities. Seniors showed great interest in their student government as evidenced by the large number of sen- iors running for a position on council. Senior Council Holds Last lVlinute Gir -Ask-Boy Dance Senior council members were fseatedj Donna Fox, Cindy Jenkins, Candy Shoemaker, Patti Newman, and Carla Hernandez. Standing are Joe Vegh, Er- win Sonnenberg, Harold Smith, and Lance Wedor.