Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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and class officers filter in discussing last night's homework and ideas for the upcoming dance. Once the meeting starts ears perk up to listen to every one's new ideas and thoughts about student activi ties. It is an important responsibility to be in charge of events. commented Matt Lawson, the only ju nior ASB officer. It's exciting to be planning the activities, stated junior president Kyle Cleverly Thejunior officers are students ofvaried interests and talents. They are responsible for arranging nu merous student activities, such as: Homecoming week, the opening mixer, and prom. Each activity is planned and arranged with the hope they will add a touch of spice to the average student's life The junior officers are: lfirst Row' Amy Sanford, sec.. Kyle Cleverly, Pres. Sara Pursley, V. Pres., Second Row- Dannelle Zamora, Rep., Nancy Nelson, Rep.. Kristi llendricks, Treas. QIQ T F ll 1 I Rnlrelle Nolan Mt-Ima llooren C lrrrs llortliers Noel lionrlie April lirrnlley tiarren lir.inn.m lliniellv Brooks llran-lon lirown Maru llrown Rial: limwn l,es llrown num lhilllnguin Ilan.: liullotk Mark liurkerr Troy liurkliarrlr 'Iiony llurtluw julie llnrner jade f..uly lirandee fall Margaret fallao Ilenli c amp lllake Lnnupell In-rin.-.r rirrmplrt-11 l,orl Klamrplscll Pam I amplxell Iinan Carlson :mia ci..mey Mary Karl Mark C..urr Greg Cana! Mriluelle K enranm 'l'eil I lmllenger 'liony f.lialonpkri Dt-lwlue flumller .Ieanetle I lrapvnrln 'rw' r.lrrmml-xr, Mark Lrrnarella omg K.l.irk I.n.i Clark Tyler flark

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X ff-4, ,..f li ,-...f ill M, j . B ' Tbey're sophisticated, good-lookin', and . . Well Wheeled zmiors As the sound of the last bell rings, stu- dents rush to their lockers to gather their books and personal items for home. After obtaining their belongings they sprint to their cars preparing mentally along the way for the stressful endurance test which awaits them-attempting to drive out of the parking lot within 15 minutes. The parking lot, a place where students park their cars in the morning trusting that it will be dent free. Or at least with no new dents, when they return. I wish people would just learn to park between the lines! exclaimedjunior Cyndy Anderson. GETTING TO HIS CAR minutes before the rush of students, Kory Wilson carefully opens his Triumph Parking conditions are just horrendous! added junior Todd Santos. But it isn't only parking conditions that infuriate students. It's also the never ceas- ing Moochers who pawn rides every day off students who have cars. lt sure does waste alot of my gas and more often than not the people who ride with me never even bother to pay for the gas they use. stated junior Heidi Qualman. But once drivers finally make it out of the Capital Traffic they never regret be- ing Well Wheeled juniors. door, juniors 115