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

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Yu! ...Ay Squad members are Debbie Ferris, Bev Clarke. Sandy Stooke, head cheerleader, Janet Robbins, and Sue Ormand. B-Squad Creates New Enthusiasm for J. V. Teams Sophomore victory battle cry is Go! Fight! Win! was often heard from the spirited B-squad cheerlead- ers this year as they cheered their teams on to victory. Four sophomore girls and one junior comprised the squad. This year Bev Clarke, Debbie Ferris, Sue Ormand, and Jan Robbins were led by head cheer- leader Sandy Stooke. Ninth grade girls from the area junior highs at- tended the cheerleader clinics in the spring. They tried out before a panel of judges, and four were se- lected. The head was chosen from the A-squad finalists. Beginning with football and ending with the spring sports, the B-squad cheerleaders supported the junior varsity teams and assisted the A-squad cheerleaders in promoting school spirit. l H i r 1 X I tx -be ,X at .ls We We ' Q' 'SI Dc ' XX: ..,L.'x Col y iw N S GL ,K i T mf .K 1- N H Xp' sf fy 'M C xg? 5 AQ! Q NT' N-X51 . J - X TP -c .4 Q7 . 7 if X .QJ 49 -. 7 if-V' ' 5 me : . L r s R Org Q .7-1CDi 'g - X rgl' -N Jlg-R f DJJ X B I 'Q ,L A rf! s . Qi ,T 'T -M is K SJ . ' -i. JZ Q32 'VN by - 30 5 ,FN f wsu i U X X fix ON, A, . . . i-QU KW ,912 . ,L . sy X5 1.9-V B-squad head cheerleader Sandy Stooke leads Debbie Ferris and Jan Robbins V xo 1, F in V 5 tx we .3 j K in a cheer to rouse the spectator's enthusiasm at a home basketball game. , 'XJJ2 V55 Egg' 1 ff N X, T7 milf' 'A K fx ' 'X V Jw . , C144 , 7 . UN J .x T 2 -gL ' 7 , N-Soy A 551 T . mf t

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Cullen Bryant was recognized throughout the state of Colorado for his outstanding performance in school sports He was a member of C-squad football as a freshman, B-squad football as a sophomore, and var- sity football as a junior and senior. He participated in junior varsity basketball as a sophomore and in varsity basketball in both his junior and senior years. Cullen s outstanding performance in track placed him on the varsity track team in his sophomore, junior, and senior years. Cullen, a member of M-Club, is interested not only in sports, but in James Brown, playing the saxa- phone watching television, and the color red. He plans to attend college and become either a profes- sional basketball or professional football player. Cullen was selected to play on the All-City Football team the All-Conference Football team, and the All- Star Denver Post team. He was also selected to be in Who s Who in American High Schools and was chosen to play on the All-City Basketball team, the All Conference Basketball team, and the All-Confer- ence Track team. Beth Taylor Involvement was the key to Beth Taylor's high school life. As a sophomore she was a courtesy committee member and a sophomore council mem- ber. As a B-squad cheerleader she attended all junior varsity sports events and became active in Pep Club. Beth was an exchange student to Cheyenne Moun- tain High School inthe All-City Exchange program. She was a varsity cheerleader for two years and actively par ticipated in morale committee. Her academic interest was seen in her selection to National Honor Society. Beth spent much of her senior year preparing for spring competition as a member of the girls' advanced gym class. The Apogee was one of her main inter- ests along with Young Life and Campaigners. In her senior year Beth was elected 1968 Home- coming Queen. She was chosen to appear in Who's Who in American High Schools and was also elected to Prom Court. Beth plans to attend college to study education or nursing. Cullen Bryant

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