Sandpoint High School - Monticola Yearbook (Sandpoint, ID)

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Double shifting is no fairy tale Once upon a time, in a county far, far, away there was a high school known as SHS. Darkness lay upon the land when first hour began and no one slept. As the faithful students raised themselves from their slumber, they learned to ap- preciate Edison and the light bulb. They learned to appreciate what the term ‘graveyard shift’ real- ly meant. As the months passed, they also learned to devise ways to catch up on their sleep during first hour, and usually by second hour they were ready to go. By the end of third hour, these selfless in- dividuals were ready for a break, but alas — they were forced to consume a ‘piteous snack’ and go back to the books in less than 15 minutes. Yet they survived and at noon they showed great magnanimity and gave up their precious building to benefit the little children who came from noon to six. In spite of these difficulties, the students had a successful year. Double shifting is no fairy tale. 2

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Monticola Editors Rae-Lynn Clark Editor-n-Chief; Sports Jackie Peterson Assistant Editor Joelle Huguenin Student Life Carol Holm Photography Jamie Blake Clubs; Staff; Classes Laura Thurston Copy Carol Peterson Business Manager Mr. Hamilton Advisor Sandpoint High School; Sandpoint, Idaho t

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