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

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Working on the display to publicize the club pro- ject, Terry Sell poses Cindi Minor for pictures. Photo club members experimented with a unique service this year. During January the club advertised a portrait and candid service with a display in the cafe- teria hall showcase. Gaining experience in the type of work done in commercial studios, club members sold the finished products to their customers. Profits were used instead of dues to pay for a page in the yearbook. Other special events of the year were two picture- taking field trips, one to the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, the other to North Cheyenne Canyon. Members gained practical experience in the techniques of photography and development. Club leadership in 1968-1969 was provided by Mr. Frederick Southern, sponsor: Ed Pompea, presi- dent, Terry Sell, vice-president: Laura Engels, secretary- treasurerg and Bill Giese, l.C.C. representative. Portraits and Candids Enrich Photo Treasury l Photo Club members Gary Pfeiffer, Sue Rowley, Ralph Gilcrest, and Ed Pompea enlarge pictures taken on a field trip to the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo

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St. Francis Hospital Tour Marks Pre-Med Club Year Knowledge of a variety of medical professions was i the object of one of Pre-Med Club's interesting pro- l grams, a field trip to St. Francis Hospital. Members were given a tour through the hospital's facilities, fol- lowed by a viewing of a film about medical careers. Some specific information on specialized aspects of medicine was received. Dr. Melvin Pick informed members about the relatively unknown field of anes- thesiology. Later, students learned about mental ill- ness and became interested in a plan to aid teenagers reentering society from the Colorado State Hospital. Guiding Pre-Med Club were Mr. Norman Holmes, sponsor, Lorraine Pick, presidentg Greg Morris, vice- president, Mary Joe Bradley, secretary: Marsha Eg- gart, treasurer: and Mary JO Wallace' publicity. Mary Jo Bradley aids Lorraine Pick in demonstrating hypnosis to the club. FRONT ROW: Marsha Eggert, Greg Morris, Lorraine Pick, Steve Wheeler. SECOND ROW: Edith Johnston, Barb Ericson, Jean Herbst, Debbie Dressen, Renee Fluty, Kathy Collard, BACK ROW: Mary Jo Wallace. Mary Joe Bradley, Paula Lawrence, Bonnie Gunn. Pam Blosser Susan Hayman. ABS ENT: Debbie Dudley. Chris Fallander, Debbie Jones., Karen Larson, Jean Bush. Bobbi Watson, Diane DePooter, Stephen Cook Q 5 ir- G

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Dave Thompson, Mike Chisn-ian, Laura Engel, and Mark Ewell are diligently repairing lights for the play Land of the Dragon. 4 Talisman Theater Plans and Presents New Plays Under the direction of Mr. George Raabe, Mitchell's new drama director, the Talisman Theater, the drama club, presented three major productions. Among the plays presented were the first children's theater play and the first musical. A new backdrop was designed and painted by drama club, and stagecraft class constructed new flats. Local merchants and school clubs bought ads to help pay for a new Showbill for the Talisman Theater. Many students were busy during the year prepar- ing a cutting from a play The Children's Hour for the district contest held on April 19 in Pueblo. Club officers of Drama Club included Cathy Hen- drickson, president, Rick Rorke, vice-president, Linda Libasci, secretary-treasurer: Marilyn Mayer, I.C.C. rep- resentative, Martha Kennedy, publicity, and Peggy McMillen, membership. Membership into drama club was based on experience and the number of hours worked. To be an apprentice a student worked four to six hours, journeymen twelve to fifteen hours, and a master twenty hours. When a student worked over sixty hours, he was considered to be a Thespian Thespian is the highest level that can be attained by a high school student. Dee Smith applies Oriental make-up to Lance Wedor before the performance.