Sandpoint High School - Monticola Yearbook (Sandpoint, ID)

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 A TGC RD O A NT had the riShthow IV11JJ D1 UVV IN to be a good sophomore English teacher from her own experience as an angelic sophomore student. Miss Brown's main interests are horses and photography. She hopes to write a story for National Geographic someday. Short or tall, everyone looks up to Mr. Ron Hunt, U.S. History teacher and foot- ball, basketball and track coach. He was in conference sports and graduated from Boise State College. Coeur D' Alene High School has the honor of being the alma mater of Mr. Terry Iverson, beloved American government and sociology teacher. In high school he exhibited his athletic abilities that made him Coeur d' Alene's crack first base- man. A first class U.S. History teacher and a graduate of SHS, Mr. George Marker earned the honor of being on the honor roll and the dean's list. Mr. Marker's fa- vorite sport is skiing, but he enjoys all sports as well. Miss Eva Whitehead has one of the more difficult jobs when it comes to teachers trying to help her students understand the perplexing theorems of geometry. Miss Whitehead spends her leisure time knitting and sewing. On the way back from skipping a class at college, almost running over the principal isn't one’s way of saying Hi, is it Mr. Deboard? The Pennsylvanian came to Idaho to teach math three years ago. Do we want Mr. Gehringas our new advanced algebra teacher, when he once sprayed all the people in the halls at his school with a fire hose? Sure we do. Besides teaching math, Mr. Gehring advises the tennis players.

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AFTER SPENDING her childhood in Hope and graduating from the Uni- versity of Idaho, Mrs. Pietsch returned to SHS to instruct home economics. She enjoys oil painting and reading. A wizard of soil and critic cows, Mr. Jack McHargue attended Payette High School. Even as a teenager, Mr. McHargue was in- volved with Vo-Ag. Carl Cotton Barlow graduated from Central High school in Nashville Ten- nessee and attended college at Tennessee Tech. He was all-city and all-state in football. With a nickname like Smooch, who tries to avoid Coach Chuck Schoonover? The biology instructor returned to SHS to double as an assistant football coach and head wrestling boss.