Sandpoint High School - Monticola Yearbook (Sandpoint, ID)

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I A warm smile and a juicy, mouth-watering piece of pizza welcomed the rookie members into Booster Club this year. The club took on a new aspect of initiation instead of sticking with the tradition. After the members became well ac- quainted, they got down to business with a list of events and projects that they were to stage. First, they hosted a hilarious and sometimes humi- liating (for some) Donkey Basketball game. Unfor- tunately though, they got stuck with the gym floor clean up when it was all over. Also, the group displayed its salesmenship qualities when they profited from their Button Boost and the sales of their radio ads which were later read by club members over the air on KSPT (Sandpoint's own AM). Leading this club on to school service was Presi- dent, Brian Long; Vice President, David Drafall; and Secretary, Janice Wood. Mrs. Beverly Cha- pin acted as club adviser and second string guard on the donkey's team.

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Cedar Post Published weekly during the year by the Cedar Post class at Sandpoint High School. Sandpoint. Ida- ho 83864. Editor-In-Chief.......................Susan Klatt Assistant Editor...................J. Stoicheff, Jr. Sports Editor .....................Bryan Jacobson Advertising Manager ...............Sydney Ebbett Staff Artist ......................Larri Ann Smith Reporters................Brian Long. Randy Marston. Rob Noort, Marlisa Piatt, Paul Pecukonis, Kim Smith. Taica Unanue. Journalism 1 Class Advertising Staff . .Brian Goldsberry. Jeralyn Lewis. Bill Brick. Jon Pearlstein Photography Editor....................Julie Bloxom Photographers ..........Mickey Carlson. Sandy Lewis Business Adviser .....................Mr. Ray Holt Adviser ..........................Mr. Bob Hamilton What? Eat your heart out New York Times! Well, the Cedar Post’s accomplishments could be taken to extremes, as they did fabulous work this year. They busied themselves by not only putting out a top notch paper, but also operating a popcorn and coke concession and selling programs at athletic events. We had a smaller staff this year, but we managed to keep the paper at the same quality as it has been in the past, said Editor-in-Chief Susan Klatt. In spite of working under some truly adverse condi- tions, this year's Cedar Post staff has produced some of the most outstanding newspapers in re- cent Cedar Post history. This is a tribute to both their talent and dedication, added Bob Hamilton, the staff adviser.