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

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TALENT 6' 0W They may never get to Broadway, but students who took part in the annual Thespian-sponsored talent show had all the excitement of an opening night when they presented Show Boat, May 7. A number of variety acts, ranging from trampoline and twirling exhibitions, to vocal selections and readings, were performed against a river-boat backdrop. Floyd Loomis and Russ Moltke were Masters -of-Ceremonies for the production. Other participants were: Kristy Koskella, Pam Zachary, Esperanza Tapia, Donna Willis, Annabel Newcomer, Lynn DeFrancesco, Janet Jarvis, Luann Cox, Pat Shaw, Carol Davis, Niki Eld, Maxine Tomas, Jeanne Helmich, Janice Yensen, Wilamena Seydel, and Skip Rowland. Card girl: Janet Jarvis D ULAMAT ON District and regional declamation contests were entered by several McCall-Donnelly students during ' . Floyd Loomis and Russ Moltke as the ear. Students earnin a y . . . . Masters-of-Ceremonies. Superior rating in the district event went on to regional competition. Entries included Pam Zachary and David Jones. David also received an excellent in State competition with his original essay. Other students participating in the competition were: Jeanne Helmich, Janet Jarvis, Judy Gilbert, Tom Wukash, Butch Vaughan, and Skip Rowland. Mrs. Kay Parkinson coached the students and accompanied them to the contests.

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legun dpring the year. Two concerts, one in the e purchase of uniforms. The biggest thrill for band 5 in October. Band members were guests at the rticipated in two music festivals, a district festival ey received superior ratings in both group and I PEP BAND Some 20 band members were selected this year to form a special pep band. The pep band played at most of the home basketball games during the winter. Members conducted themselves when band director, Mr. Boyd, was unable to be at a game. Their performances helped boost school spirit and added to the excitement of the basketball season. FIRST ROW: Marvin Dehlin, Chris Bowen, Colleen Miller, Sherry Bier, Sandy Hoss, Russ Moltke. SECOND ROW: Floyd Loomis, Wilamena Seydel, Billy Florence, Dave Watkins, Ken Shaw, Tom Zachary, Dave Spielman. THIRD ROW: George Dorris, Ron Watkins, Dave Kirk, Joel Shank, Gay Johnson, Jo Dorris, Linda Dorris, Dana Seydel, Bob Hosford.

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ANDING: Linda Cruickshank, sistant Editor, Wilamena Seydel, itorg Luann Cox, Assistant Editor. WATED: Doris Gilbert, Managing itorg Sandy Hoss, Circulation itor . VAIVDALFER .STAFF 'SYM Headed by editor Wilamena Seydel, the staff of the Vandaleer can point with pride to their All State Superior rating, earned in a state-wide judging of mimeograph- ed papers. The Vandaleer is issued twice a month and includes not only highlights of school news, but special features, and alumni briefs. Because of conflicts with other school events, only a few staff members were able to attend this year's journalism conference at the University of Idaho. Helping the Vandaleer staff with publications are Mr. Bruce Campbell and Miss Gayle Gregory. STANDING: Patricia Mitchell, Carol Davis, Carolyn Heinrich, Mr. Bruce Campbell and Miss -e ,sg frx Gayle Gregory, Martha Klott, Pam Lawrence. . . SEATED: Janet Albright, Bonnie Fogg, Jeanne Helmich. A N.: