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

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FRONT ROW: Mrs. Guadalupe Lavalo, Mr. Archie Hicks. Mr, Jim Lewis. Mr. Ed Kieffer, Mr, Virgil Gray. SECOND ROW: Mr. Alvin Sharp, Mr. Howard New- berry, head custodian. Mr. Manuel Hurtado, Mr. Rich- ard Larm. THIRD ROW: Mr. Wallace Medina, Mr. Alf bert Brawley, Mr. Charles Beetham. LAST ROW: Mr, Daniel Harlsler, Mr. Clarence Swartz, Mr. Harry Schwarz. MISSING: Mr, Richard Sobotla and Mr. Jam Gordon. qi I Q k . I I -U.. 'Il' -x Mr. Richard Sobotta performs evening duties in the band room. .far ga Mr. Howard Newberry checks Ihe room temperature control panel

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EX ts 1 Chris Purdy begins the wearisome climb up the gym ropes. Janice Leiby spots Shirley Dunn as she attempts a back walkover lun -we-auuqg wow E23 Mrs. Emma Best teaches Sheila Wood the proper shooting procedure., Ralph Allen practices the hair-pull lifesaving technique on Sandy Stooke

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. K l Mrs. Myrtle Johnson, head cook, Wrs. Helen Bader, Mrs, Gladys Aaland, Mrs, Mrs, Daralene Hildreth, Mrs, Julie Goodbar, Mrs. Eva Ambrosler, Mrs. Sally Phyl Fox, Mrs. Gloria Talcott, Mrs. Anna Mae Richardson, Mrs. Esther Comp' Eaton, Mrs. Louise ton, Mrs. Nora Smith. Mrs. Eva Oliver, Mrs. Lena Rice, Mrs. Joyce Schysull, Cafeteria Undergoes Remodeling and Enlargement ' A. 2. ' : - X' E? til Phjif .,Eggg 'Z -,SEE X X feat -f 5.1 On a warm day seniors take advantage of their privileges in the courtyard. ....g--- To meet ever increasing enrollment problems, the cafeteria was enlarged this year by removing the fac- ulty lunch area. More tables were added, and because of increased use as a student union during those mods before and after lunch, two new para-professionals, Mrs. Ruth Lennon and Mr. Ralph Gillen were added to the staff to aid Mr. Howard Sabol, who has super- vised the commons area for two years. Because the cafeteria met the governments type A food standard requirements, determined by weight and size of portion, Mitchell received more govern- ment commodities this year, the most important being milk. Because of the government's reimbursement, the price of milk went down, even though the price of all other food purchased for use in the cafeteria increased. Among the jobs performed by the custodial staff were parking lot supervision, increased cleaning duties after the completion of the new addition, and pool temperature control. Mr. Howard Newberry again headed the staff consisting of one matron and sixteen custodians.