Sandpoint High School - Monticola Yearbook (Sandpoint, ID)

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Who could forget... Remember those few aspects of student life that always seem to come back and haunt a person? In grade school there was the dreaded school buses. Who could forget the uncomfortable bouncy rides on seats where your knees were in your chin, and the heater never worked so you shook as well as bounced to your destination. Then you graduated to the Siver Eagle. It was reputed to provide a comfortable ride at maximum cruising speed — in reclining seats. Players could get comfortable as they snuggl- ed up in blankets and listened to music as they traveled. The Silver Eagle’s seats were more comfortable to sleep in when you rode and the individual lighting allowed passengers to be able to read or study without disturbing those who wished to sleep. Whether the Silver Eagle actually was that comfor- table is a matter of opinion. Of course no one will ever forget the beach. It provided free entertainment for the Sandpoint teens. Whether it was meeting people, breaking the 15 MPH speed limit, or just cruising through, drivers always could find something to do at the Sandpoint City Beach. And watching out for the cops was always top priority!

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Freshmen lose their very own building High school to Junior High to Ninth Grade Center, now gone This year, boards grace the windows of the condemned Ninth Grade Center. No longer will freshmen rush to Dub’s at lunch, run to the annex across an ice-coated cement walk or attempt to sneak out of classes across creaky wooden floors. Now only kindergarten children use the center’s annex. j 6

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► This year’s senior class officers were Amy Bet- tinger, Secretary Treasurer; Jim Duel!, President; and Mandy Nelson, Vice President. They are preten- ding to be having a good time in front of Mandy’s car, when in actuality they really want to go somewhere warm.