McCall Donnelly High School - Ski Tracks Yearbook (McCall, ID)

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BOYS' 6' HB Rev. Stanton Tate, Probate Judge, instructs the boys on procedures of juvenile court. This year the main project of the Boys' Club was the Tip-Off Dance, held February 17, fol- lowing the Adrian game. Music Was provided by the Livin' End, who helped make the dance a great success. Proceeds from the dance combined with the rest of the club's funds have been donated to the athletic department for the purchase of a weight machine. Programs during the meetings included such things as a judo exhibition and a talk concerning credit. OFFICERS--TOP: Secretary- Treasurer, Doug Woods. LEFT: President, Floyd Loomis. RIGHT: Vice President, Greg Boos. BOTTOM: Advisor, Mr. Thomas. Mr. Rogers explains the state liquor laws to the Boys' Club.

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GIRLS' ' UL IIB Extending a Warm welcome to Freshmen girls officially opened the colorful year of the McCall- Donnelly Girls' Club. Freshmen girls were greeted with a big splash at the annual Welcome Freshmen Party. Another exciting event of the year which proved to be a great success, was the Sweethearts' Ball, featuring the coronation of the King and Queen. Also, throughout the year the girls have listened to speakers offering rewarding material, ranging from etiquette to court procedures. Ending their year, the girls held a Mother Daugh- ter Tea in honor of the Senior girls. STANDING: Program Chairman, Luann Coxg Vice President Luella Ernst. SEATED: Advisor, Mrs. Zacharyg Secretary Kristi Koskellag President, Kathy Koskellag Advisor, Mrs. Goode. 'SJ .vit ... S- l kwff' s 1

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PEP 0 IIB Pep Club displays real spirit while congratulating the boys following homecoming victory. Vandal buttons. . .posters. . . spirit contests. . . All of these things have made it a successful year for the Pep Club. In their bright blue and white outfits, the Pep Club has boosted spirit from game to game. For Homecoming, Vandal buttons were sold to the students and the com- munity by the members. Each week individual locker posters were made for the athletes, along with giant posters to promote school spirit. Individual par- ticipation throughout the year has been considered in the choice of this year's Outstanding Pep Club Girl. OFFICERS: Secretary, YaVonna Davis, President, Molly Sparkmang Vice President, Luella Ernstg Advisor, Mrs. Goode. 53: STANDING: Niki Eld, Willa Burkhart, AnnHardy, Colleen Crockett, Janice Yensen, Toni Florence, LuAnn Cox, Debbie Raymond, Kathy Crockett, Janet Albright, Diane Green, Sue Burgess, Vicki Kangas, Sue Nesbitt, Teri Lewin, Kay Jones, Penny Fincher, Shari Green, Carolyn Heinrich, Kay Bingham, Chris Bowen, Pamela Zachary, Ann Cochrane, Nadine Catlin, Vicki Florence, Linda Cruickshank, Kathy Koskella, Wilamena Seydel, Chris Hill, Toni Lewin, Noelene Eddins, Annabel Newcomer, Martha Klott, Kathy Bier, Gladys Ernst, Kay Anderson, Jeanne Helmich, Linda Dehlin, Donna Moore Kay Thompson, Karen Turner, Dawn Roberts, Sylvia McKenzie, Becky Jeffries. KNEELING: Cindy Helmich, Marcene Armstrong, Benita Shaw, Luella Ernst, Molly Sparkman, YaVonna Davis, Lynn DeFrancesco, Bonnie Fogg, Carol Davis, Janet Jarvis.