Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

Page 165 text:

IDIiCORA'I'ING 'I'HIiIR CAR for the Caravamhlulic Wrxlkcr, Katie Morris, aml julcnc Pratt indurc thc task. nr, DliMONS'l'RA'l'ING ONE Ol: numerous Sophomore study habits,-lcnny Foote reads her linglish book. ..f- ' fn 'EQ jf aa O PAR'l'ICfIPA'l'ING IN IIIZR science Class, Melissa Imlach rcachcs for an unbroken test rulmu, r Umlcrclassrncn 161

Page 164 text:

Together They Create The nderclassmen Mi xrxm ie Basom Uni: Two years tlownbone to go! Will I make it? Andrea Peckl 1z1x n fSoph.l: Hmmm, let me think. Todd Evans CSoph.l: Is it Friday. yet? Sheila Cole Ur.l: Test! What Test? I am going to die! Romain Lochard CSoph.l: Capital is great, but it will be better as ajunior and Senior. Rose Bean QLD: Crankin slobber squicls. Shawna Henry Url When the sun shines, I laugh. When the rain comes, I cry. When the music plays. I dance. When the tests come, I die! Darin Scruggs QSoph.J: My ears do not deceive the sounds which they feel-Mickey rules!! Amy Cates CSoph.j: We were never Sophomores . .. we were always pre-juniors. Lori Hagerman fSoph.I: Keri, remember Simon? Keri Despain CSoph.D: No, Lori, I don't. Kelley Koyama fSoph.l: I do not mind being a Sophomore, because the juniors and Seniors pay attention to us. Kim johnson ULD: What a trip! Cheryl Godfrey CSoph.j: Who is Simon?l? CONTEMPLATING THE MOMENT at hand, Danny Henderson ponders a thought. 'IX I-'ge . Q f W +I-.. ,f V 1 I' .li, Y sv Y. IQ, ,, I ' Lisa Smith ULD: Confusious say: Bee that goes in hive backwards must pry itself off the wall. julie Nace fSoph.H: Great! Great Sandwich. 'G MAKING IT 'THROUGH ANOTHER school lunch period, Shannon Moore eats her yogurt.

Page 166 text:

They lead, organize, design, ana' plan . . . The anim' xperience 'Q' 'A is As that early morning alarm buzzes on, I wonder what made me ever want to be on student council and go to meetings at 7:30 am, every Tuesday. But once I'm dressed and have a little food in my stom- ach, I realize it's not so treacherous getting up a little bit earlier on Tuesdays, and actually the meetings are quite fun. I really enjoy getting to know the officers ofdifferent classes, and I have made a lot of new friends. The silence is quickly broken in 238 as the ASB SHOWING NATURAL JUNIOR determination, Tracy Robb, julie Wolf, Karene Smith, and Ro- sanne Singer, exert extreme effort tugging their end of the rope during Homecoming Week. Aim Arklu llonm Arrcc Il.mx Ailkinx Kr-nm Ar-lwlsrlicr llrt-ml.u Allen Dun Allr-rx Marr Alsager Mike Alwml Kflirisry Amlvrwn Cfymlv Amlr-rson VCR-x Amlcrxun Suu Arrmlil Gan Aslilwi llrmn Aslirnn 1.rA.m lmgi-v Karen Il.un Susan linux XVillx lhin Wi-mlx lirililwm lililmnl li.mlun Aunt-uc lhirkull Ilwnl llarrurlri Iiauilx lhurlurr Nrmuu lhismn Alrickiu lures Row lliuln l,iw.i llc-A kcr K may Ik-illvrrl flumtupllcr llcll Tim lit-mrrlirr Tmlrl Ili-mon l'ulr'r Ik-rg Dainl Iiergac-r I'.1m lies! Mike' Hurts We-nrh lllaik Must Illatkricr llolw I!l.lmll.ml Kinug lilrucr William Iilirklelrlr li' il ' r . ,I 9 ,- I i i vii I 'S 162 juniors