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

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ls he watching the cheerleaders or the game ? Mr. Lee Lehrman takes care of all receipts at basketball games. The chain gang finishes a rendition of Bridge on the River Kwai with a march to the lake for DM Club initiation. To gain entrance into DM Club a boy must earn his varsity letter in one of the five sports. Members of the medical self-help class apply their skills to an unwilling victim of a mock accident. The class, taught by Mr. Them, was a general first aid course with emphasis on what to do in a disaster. Wm

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Uompufem Volleyball Add Spice To Clam' Routine ,,ll a, a Math teacher Mike Thomas acquired a portable computer for his classes for a week of intensive study. All upper level math classes participated in the use of the machine. Information on almost any subject can be found in the school library as Jack Gantz and Ed Heacock find out. The boys are doing research on their occupational term papers, a require- ment of English III. Several inter-school softball and volleyball meets were held this year. The members of the teams are, FRONT ROW: Tina Tilman, Sue Whitman, Annabel Newcomer, Linda Cruickshank, Colleen Crockett, Betty Klauser, Kay Anderson, Chris Bowen, Janice Fouch, Kathy Crockett, BACK ROW: Martha Klott, Raelene Kantola, Brenda Williams, Drenda Coski, Susan Leaf, Jan Albright, Elaine Points, Kay Gronwall, Jill Clemmer.

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Dan Kantola was crowned Vandal King at the annual Pep Club Dance. Princes were Mike Webb, Floyd Loomis, and not pictured, Tom Zachary and George Dorris. The candidates were selected and voted on by the members of Pep Club. new Jim Petersen finds that study really isn't that Busy Schedule Close: har l 3 , Xxx M VW-,Aff The Quantum Theory is not only good for energy transfer but the models of the atoms also make good ear rings, as Sue Lappens finds out. She ,was one of the many owners of projects at the annual Science Fair, sponsored by the Science Club, hard if he puts his mind to it. Senior Terry Lappen rejoices in the fact that this is the last year he will have to clean his locker.