Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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IRXIXC1 DI NPI RA I I I X IO tmd sums umhusiasm in the Crowd. PULL Stuuilu md Shmm Anlxcrmgm du two different Cheers. f I,cIAt: 'l'IIIi SOPIIOMORK AND VARSITY CIIIiIIIi- I.IfAIDIiRS get togctlu-r during zlr14lsSclI1IHIy for another of their ULIISILIINIIIUL pyramids. Above: CIIIZCKING ON 'I'IIIi AC- TION. Iixige Srgmdlcc yrlIs for the Suplmmorc Ifagles,

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-vnu... ears Alf!! fb. - 116 Sophomore Cheerleaders Chewing Storm Cheering for a winning team is not difficult, but when your side always seems to end up with the short end of the stick, it is hard to keep everyones spirits up. The Sophomore cheerleaders rose to the challenge however, es- pecially during the football season. Right: TIIIZ SOPIIOIVIORIT CIIIZER- l.IiADIiRS ARI2, Iiront Row: Paige Stand- lee. Back Row: Shanny Ackerman, Niki Norris. and Shauna Conley. Above: COM- ISINING MOTION WITH WORDS. Shanny Ackerman shows how ir's done, Through win or loss, the young Ea- gle Boosters kept the cheers com- ing and hopes high. The four girls, chosen from Hill- side and Fairmont jr. High came together to form a whole new team of Eagles, adding their voices to those of the Varsity cheerleaders to rouse the support of the crowd. From football to basketball the four outgoing girls did an excellent job at raising spirit and showing enthusiasm for the various teams. AS NIKI NORRIS AND SIIAVNA CON- I,liY share a joke. Paige Srandlec admires the varsity players' style,

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Try as they might, the game can't start zmtzl they're there Hail, Hail, The Gang 5 ll Here The bright flourescent stadium lights snapped on, splitting the dim twilight. Soon , the hollow bleach- ers would be filled with thousands of anxious bodies bundled up for the cool November air. A huge train of generously deco- rated cars pull into the Boise State parking lot. People packed into convertibles and toppling off of trucks noisely unload themselves. Donned in black and gold, people gather tightly together in the usual area of the stadium. At the signal for the kickoff, this somewhat crazy bunch starts to cheer and screamg something that would undoubtedly continue throughout the entire game. Who are these people, who, through snowstorms and shine, good seasons and bad, continually gather together to encourage their athletes? They are, of course, the fans, They are a very unique bunch, possessing all different kinds of shapes, sizes, colors and personal- ities. But one thing bonds them all together-their Eagle Pride! Al- though their expression of this in- tangible yet very strong attribute may vary, they are all proud to be part of the mighty Eagle tradition and not afraid to show it. No sports section would be complete without a page dedicated to you, the fans!!! PROUD FANS helped everyone in the state distinguish who was really number one. PACKED WITH PEOPl,li, Big Bertha , donned in streamers and paint, makes her way down to Bronco Stadium.