Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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ni WHll.l1 IAKING A BRIEI' break from the key- board Tracy Robb daydreams asjoanie Lydum mad- ly types away on a fresh idea. Although it may not keep the doctor away ja- niors have an learning with . . . An pple A Day Bob adjusted his chair so that it was closer to the computer. He didnt want to miss a thing. Ile was fascinated, like oth- ers, with the machine. He waited patiently for the teacher to start his lecture. Secretly Bob would rather be actually using the computer, but he knew that his teacher knew more than he and that the lecture would shed even more light on the won- derment of the computer. Computers are everywhere these days. They are in watches, calculators, audio- equipment, and now schools. Lisa Clark said that computers are going to be regu- lating everything someday. They're in al- most everything right now! she said. The interest in computers has been proven by the amount of students who have signed up for Data Processing and Word Pro- cessing. Bob precisely punched the keys he needed, fascinated by how fast the com- puter could spew out the information. All too soon the class was over, but Bob couldnt wait until the next time when he could use his favorite toy again, his mar- velous, miraculous computer. 168 juniors

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jan arrived at school with about three minutes to spare. As she raced to class a senior grabbed her by the arm. Hey! he ordered, Show this sophomore where room 356 is. jan tried to explain to the senior that room 356 was clear on the opposite side of the school. Take him! the senior screeched. The sophomore tried apologizing butjan wasn't paying attention, This delay made her Although at times they may he somewhat left out . . . 11771075 considerably more late. An announcement soon after the tardy bell reminded the Stu- dent body ofthe shortened class periods because of the upcoming assembly. Wonderful. jan thought. Another assembly. jan didn't like assemblies very well. It seemed like the juniors were al- ways left out. The seniors got to sit under the big SENIORS sign and always got most of the candy E xzst out of the spirit box. The sopho- mores were always teased and Mickey Mouse was always sung to them at least five times during the assembly. The rest of the day went much the same way. Whenjan arrived at home she decided that she would write a letter to the schools news- paper about what it was like to be a junior. First she needed to get the pros and cons out. She started with the cons but nothing came to mind except sometimes being left out. For the pros she listed many things like: made it through soph- omore year, only one more to go, and many others. Her smile grew with each pro she wrote. When she finished she knew exactly what her letter would say: Being a junior is Awesome! 'licrrv Pntrun lirncv P.ntr-rson D.n'e Paine Krrtln Ift-.rrte Rlrontl.r Pcik Arlnnr Pclk Snnnrcl Pt-rerson Dan.: Phillips Wesley Piutt Travis Pitkin Chris Prnt-r linrl Polulul llranilcn Poole Scan Post lulcnc Pratt lirenilrn l'rlu'bnrrl 4 Nlzum' Prows sin.. :Amity llwilr Qnrrlrnan Stott Rimwy Dt'Ann.l Ralnloril Riibl-rf my-hom Mzmy Ruud Paul.: Reich lirrnn Rcnk jeff R ice Oscar Rito Lissrr Rubs Nancy Riley lieth Ringer! Devon Rivera Tracy Robb Mike Robinson Chad Roberts jason Robertson Teresa Rook Angie Rose jody Rose Miclrr-lr' Rose Deryk Rossuer 59' ff' . .X 'll f'l H3 r L . QQ gg' i 5 2 I... X i I ,If 170 uniors