Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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PRIEPARING 'l'lllIMSliI,VIiS VOR A lienvi Cninpcrition agaiinst their reitrnirmtes. lionnic Kendrick. Shelli lirown. and Chris Piscione prac- tice with some wiirin-up runs. FLYING HIGH. lilenn lluus straddle leaps across the lloor, DURING 'I'l Ili COLD. WlN'I'IiR months. Tori' Thorne. devoted hiker. takes it few spins around the grin. The members of Bowling club are: Rachel Zachreson, end of first rowg Scott McNeil, end of Second Row. Others in the picture are: First row-Von Potter, Carol Picotti, Tracy Reglin, Brian Fidler, and jimmy Vo. Second Row-Bill Clemo, Kirsten Evan- gelho. Kevin Dibelius, Dan Arguinchona, Richard Llewelyn, and Robin Card. Q' Bowling is great hut it's going to he hard having gziines Cause the Iinwling Lanes are torchcd. -Rzicliel Zuchrcson limvliiiig und Hiking E35

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In everything a'one, there will always be a certain amount of I nclifviclaality Although many believe high school students go along with the crowd, individuality persists. Clubs such as bowling, biking, and gymnastics exist through a few students' determination to do their own thing. Gymnastics has been at Capital for years. Though the team was small-two junior varsity members from Fairmont jr. High and one varsity member from Capital-the endurance was great. Practice, be- ginning in july, took place at ei- ther the fairgrounds or a local gym. All meets took place at the fairgrounds. Biking club, new this year, was ll! Gymnastics inspired by five sophmores with a common interest in the sport. They not only wanted to ride for fun but also to give another school in the area competition. They hoped to go on a weekly bike ride and compete in long races during the summer months. Bowling club, a club formed only last year, was reorganized for this year. The team participated in a friendly competition against each other one day a week after school. All these clubs display the di- verse interests and individuality of students. Q There can be no finish line until one starts pedaling. The members of Hiking club are: Ben Schwartzman, Mike Shaw, Nathan Moore, David Duncan. Tory Thorne. Mr, Duncan, DURING A WORKOUT, Elena Haus displays her talents by doing an aerial. Q! Gymnastics needs more support along with a lot more involve- ment in the future. elilena llaas

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Stfxggg It's all cz Matter 0 ride Through the hum of the crowd, 6 excited voices break throughg letting everyone know how they feel about their athletes and their school. The Varsity Cheerleaders have successfully encouraged our athletes through both excellent and trying sea- sons. It isn't always easy to keep spirit up when a team may not be performing up to par, but these 3 seniors and 3 juniors never failed. As the cheerleaders led the crowd through pep rallies and cheers, their charismatic spirit became very catching and it was apparent that they were Eagles and proud of it. DURING A COLD and exciting game, Larissa Bazeghi cheers the Eagles on to victory, ui-sul MQ. . if -x-:li em M . 5 el pl' .1-Y' - i-eau l 5 5 'lllli CllliliRl,liADlERS excite the fans prior to it basketball game. 124 Varsity Cheerleaders ONCE AGAIN. the Varsity Cheerleaders form another perfect pyriunitl. ,.:L' kann x Za- -gg ggkf ,le -...SJ ,,-ffm... Rt' ' -1.-