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

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Board The most successful adults are almost invariably those who, as students , have endeavored to live school life to its fullest extent. They don't ask , . . What's 1n It for them, but , mstead, are always ready to do the1r part to 3f?ff'g-1? 1 - - . . . . . 'lys make the school an 1nst1tut1on 1n Wh1Ch we can all be proud. 7, if - - - - f,:j,o:tf ' f o We should not thmk of school days as only a t1me to at-tam academ1c rf' ., :,, ' . . - - 6 'pf f'yv competence, but also as a per1od 1n wh1ch to develop fully the tra1ts and ' W , ,1d-. 2, . . . . . ,c1, 3 sk1lls wh1ch W1ll make the student a well -rounded adult who can enjoy both 1' I 'Til 'llo - - 4 H - the soc1al and cultural aspects of l1fe. A --wwf QE, ' f1--- ' or r to yyy lkll .,L,l ,ly,, y v 1 o f 'M of nge Administration Strive: lor Better .Yahoo Kathy Turner Principal Richard Kugler

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Superintendent John Riddlemoser Greetings to a very fine staff and student body. I again welcome, with pleasure, the privilege of writing a brief message for the Mc Call Donnelly 1969 yearbook. It is becoming more difficult to maintain close association with the students of this fine high school and I am sure the yearbook is one of the most effective means of commimication. While the school may take great pride in its past accomplishments, We must always be ready to meet the needs of the immediate and immediate future. In this fast moving society, it will be only the better prepared who will survive. It is my sincere wish that the students of this great school will make the best use of the opportunities afforded them and reach a new pinnacle of success in the ever changing future. I am extremely proud to be associated with such a fine group of young people. I School i-.. -.fl SCHOOL BOARD OF TRUSTEES: Burton Walker, Art Bollar , Vernon Points , Vern Hoss , Mike Flanagan, and Bill Kirk meet monthly to discuss school policies , read and approve or disapprove bills , and hire school personnel. McCall Donnelly secretaries put up with all the students' and administration' s trouble: with cheerful efficiency. E Jean Neider

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1 Languages' and Social S'tuaUe.r Librarian Ruth Seydel, Katherine Parkinson, and Aila Goode teach English, speech, and language courses, while Ron Carico and Kenneth McIntosh teach literature and history courses, Mrs. Seydel dabbles with a paintbrush whenever she gets the chance. Mrs. Parkinson likes dramatics of any sort and for a break from school activities Mrs. Goode cooks. In his spare time, Mr. Carico can be foimd skiing on the mountain slopes, Mr, McIntosh spends most of his extra time fishing and the rest of it telling about the big one that got away. Arts' Builders' 0 Tomorrowfs' Leaders' Carl Goodwin shows a painting done by one of his art students while onlookers Eunice Zachary who teaches English IV and home economics, and Clayton Boyd, music, admire it. Mr. Goodwin is always ready to lend a helping hand whenever a play is being put on. Mrs. Zachary enjoys travel. Just this year she has visited Hawaii and the President's Inauguration in Washington D. C. Mr. Boyd plays saxophone in his own dance band.