Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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,, at Let's Talk C hallen ge USING THEIR CHARM, Kelly Carney and Kai Burdwell con- vince people to buy a mum for their mom. 1 Q .. l Study, study, study-that's all we ever heard from most teachers, but everyone knew there was always something more interesting to do than homework and just maybe we could fake it once more. However, those students who took AP, the advanced placement courses, knew what they were getting into when they registered for the advanced math, science, honors English or lit- erature classes. Even more and harder studying was necessary to accomplish the grades needed for college applications where compe- tition for admission is partial based on the number of AP courses taken and grades received. These AP classes were intended to challenge the college-bound students and to prepare them to take the advanced placement exams at the end of the year for which one could obtain college credit. WATCHING THE EAGLES soar to victo- rygjulie Smith cheers for the extra point. V Seniors 149

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Tony Nelson Greg Newby Tiffzmie Nielson Brad Nishitnni Kim Norton jason Obenshain Lisa Odell Chris Olsen Ken Olson john Orr Liz Otterness Margaret Ourada Ana Outhet Mike Packard Linda Pancheri Gt off Pankey jason Parra Michele Patchin jenny Payne Ana Peltier Troy Penz Vicki Peters Kyle Peterson Beth Pettibon Denise Pengh Carol Piccotti Chris Piscione Brett Plummer Von Potter Chris Poulson Brian Powell Pamela Pratt Nicole Purkerson Travis Query Terry Quinn ll'4 btniors

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l U! Look Out, Here we come It's May 1. I have exactly 26 days before my future will be in my own hands. It's scary too. I wonder if my counselor remembered to mail in my recommendations or if I'll be able to wear a white collar at graduation signifying honorary merit. After the 27th I won't have the security of school and pre-planned courses to guide me. I'll be surrounded by tons of people that I doubt I will even know. But is that all bad? Finally I will be able to dictate my own future and I won't be conforming to anyone but myself. I can stay out all night and I'll be seeing new faces and new places. But mostly it will bring the future I have dreamt about into reality. Look out world- Here We Come the 1986 Seniors! CHECKING OUT a magazinejeanne Berth- eau can't believe a soph- omore could read any- thing but comic books. FINDING OUT THAT THE XIY in data pro- l cessing, Eric Elg gives himself a reassuring 3 smile. h 1 150 Seniors .I if