Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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With style and grace, these girls were 7'l a Class of Their Uwn The Capital Girls' Varsity Bas- ketball team finished the regular close ball games and never gave up, even when winning seemed impos- season with ten wins and ten losses. sible. Their 7-5 district record placed Outstanding leadership was them fourth going into the district proved throughout the year by Sen- Q' We learned and grew tournament. together and it made all the long hours of practice worthwhile iors Missy Watkinsulennifer Henry, The team improved with each game played and felt that they had an excellent opportunity to qualify for the state tournament for the sec- Kirsten Evangelho, Shirley jolley, and Robin Keys. The great team play demonstrated throughout the season will be continued next year -Kirsten Evangelho ond year in a row. This year's team by underclassmen Rose Bean, Ka- was characterized by great hustle, ren Bain, Tiffany Heidt, and Tami desire, dedication, and determina- tion. They captured most of the Powers' LOOKING FOR AN open teammate. Rob- -Coach Campbell in Keys prepares to pass the ball. t R' -4 r i IN TIII2 OPIZNING seconds of the game, sophomore Tami lfowers goes after a jump Ji ball. Wulf H0 Girls' Varsity Basketball at . .tv-we- ' T llll? . rw

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Although this year's lady Eagles lacked depth in the senior class, the junior and Sophomore athletic ef- forts showed great promise for the next two years. Returning state champion and senior standout Amy jurries success- fully defended her 300 Intermediate Hurdles specialty. Amy's expertise I It didn t take the Girls' track team long to realize they would face tough competition as race after race came own to the Wire extended to the 110 High hurdles and the sprint relays. Seniors Tracy Reg- lin, Bonnie Kendrick, and Kirsten Evangelho added excellent depth to the young Eagle Team. juniors julie Wolf, Karene Smith, Karann Williams, and Shelia Cole to- gether with Sophomores Michelle Koppesnlody Hendricks, Trina Hen- rie, Desiree Cheney, and others indi- cate a great future for Womens Track. -Coach Corey COACHES WEBB, COREY, AND CAN- TRELL discuss their tactics for the State meet. Left: DISPLAYING PERFECT FORM, Amy jurries clears a hurdle. Above: STRIDING FOR VICTORY, Robin Keys gives her all. 'Q-.-...N sul as 1 ' Wl'iD'

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I The Menilwrs of the Girls Nnrsitv lhislxetlmill team ure: Ifirst Row- Michelle Koppes,-lennilier llenry. Sl1irlei'.Iollex'. and Rohm Keys. Second Row- Couch Cninplwell. Chris Intel. Kirsten lixuungt-llio. 'llnni liowers, Rose llenn, 'l'il'l'gim' lleidt, Missy W'nrkins. Karen Bain, and manager Christi' linrtlctt. Ill!!! it x -gm. .weav- W fx ' M QQ! Q. L . Left: Nl' TI Ili l,INli,.Iennifer Ilenry Concen- tnttes on nmking an important free-throw. Above: IN A GAMIE against Nampa, Missy Watkins prevents in score by the Bulldogs. .-f'f 'K We Opponent 39-37 Pocatello 40-35 Sandpoint 41-59 Nampa 25-41 Borah 41-49 Meridian 51-52 Boise 52-28 Caldwell 36-33 Mtn. Home 55-39 Ceour D'Alene 0-66 Lewiston 40-64 Meridian 40-53 Bishop Kelly SINGI,lillANDIiI3l,Y. ROSE ISISAN extends her body and releases the hull to SLOTS 2111 CHS1' IWO points. Girls' Varsity liasketlmll 111