Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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james Griffin Rhonda Grindstaff Donna Grotliaus Chris Gunderson Elena Haas Debbi Hagen Barbara Haggerdy Michelle Hall Cheryl Harding Mike Harvey jess Hawley Christian Heck Ron Hedges Lisa Henderson Matt Henderson jennifer Henry Slieree Herenandez David Hess jon Hill Tracie Hochwart jeff Hogan Susan Holistadt Steve Hopkins Michael Hoppins Stephanie Horn Teresa Houcle Kris Howard julie Howen Bob Hudgins Keith Humphrey LeAnn Huntington Mondae Hutchinson Erika jacobsen Susanne jakobsson Necole javernick qs.-5 ll? Qeniors

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jack Ganscbow Alain Garness David Garrabrandt jeff G1llll3y' Dixie Gee jennifer George Robert George Kris Gerber Michelle Gerber Mark Gibson jenna Goucl Debbie Godfrey David Gonzales I.aDonna Gonzales Michael Green 'I CONCLN1 RA PING HEAVILY on her Friday night plans J Strurhers acrs inreresred in Human Development Seniors 141

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IO Students Day Many have witnessed exhausted people crawling into class or those with money to spare. Both are a result of jobs. jobs sometimes interfere with school life. Late night jobs can lead to sleeping through class and blood shot eyes. Homework also suffers for those not able to keep up. Those who do stay on top of both work and school can enjoy the benefits of work. They not only have a job, but make time for both social life and education and develop a well- rounded background. True, money is the top reward for any job but a part-time job in school can both help and hinder the working class in high school. SHOWING DARA jOllNSON the dif- ferent uses of the Gurka sword, Scott Smith displays its sharpness on an un- suspecting teddy- bear. F TRYING TO FIG- URE OUT a biol- ogy problem, Heather Fisher and Paul johnson use the concept that Y . m '-nga... two heads are better M A W f'zm35 QI2fF'-v-f'a,.. than one, Seniors 143