Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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,si x KN WJ IU ' ,-Hyun.. i Ct 0- I' I ..-f 'fx V N 'YP Lori jensen Mark jensen Lauri johns Dana johnson Dara johnson Dean johnson Paul johnson Phillip johnson Shelly johnson Shirley jolley Amy jurries Tony Kaiser Mendy Kauffan Kevin Keegan Susan Kelly Bonnie Kendrick Chris Kennon Christine Kerrlewell Robin Keys james King Charles Koppes Phillip Koyama Natasha Krogsrad Michael Kroll Troy Kunz Rebecca Kushmaul Peggy Kyle Greet Lakiere Paul Langenbahn Anne Marie Larson Kristine Larson Andy Larta Kelli Lauber Traci Lee Brad Leslie Seniors 145

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I Don? Feel Tazrdyn A srudent's life is full of restrictions. I am not unusual from others, devoting time to discovering ways to sneak around restrictions like curfews, tardies, and truancies. Take Friday for example. I arrived at school in the middle of first. I entered the room armed with a sob story, recited it, then took my seat. After class, I goofed around and soon the halls were empty. Knowing I would be tardy I stopped friend and we decided to leave. Pretending to be our parents, we called to excuse ourselves. We drove around all day seeing friends. I arrived at home late. Knowing that coming in at this hour would be trouble, I went around the back ofthe house, snuck in my bedroom window, and went right to sleep, dreaming of ways I could sneak around the system IOITIOTFOW. TRYING TO IMAG- INE HIMSELF in Rich- ard I,I,ewellyn's dream, joe Mallar gazes into space. WATCH I N G IN AMAZEMENT, Ken Clark observes as -Ion- athon Stone puts the fi- nal touches on his paper fl' , fffff-' tower. s O I I la Tl g ., 1 R53 5 x 144 Seniors

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The ACT ATm'c!ay lue Rick Lewis Marc Lewton Cameron Lindsey Tony Link Byron Linsenman Kelly Livengood Allison Loyd Dia Logan Russell Luther joe Mallet jon Mangum jared Marsh Allen Martinson Delisa Maxwell Carmen McClish 116 Seniors IT'S A BIRD, it's a plane, no it's the super eagle beetle, You know how it is. Friday rolls around and that special weekend spirit starts effecting everyone. You hear people planning weekend activities and that term paper just doesnt seem so important any more, each person, hoping to do something. That special guy asks you out or she accepts your invita- tion to the midnight movie. All seems well until you realize that tomorrow, at 7:30 a.m., is the SAT, Scholastic Aptitude Test, you paid 320.00 for. Or better yet, the night before the test you and your girlfriend or boyfriend had a fight. Not only are you up till 4 a.m. talking but the next day on the ACT, ,., . JJ