Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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mfly Wiwzls Anticzjmte Day x ' I X43 , 1 3 ' At 5:00, the radio begins to play Thompson Twins' Doctor! Doctor! . I slowly dragged my tired body out of my warm bed and walked to the window. A groan escaped my groggy throat as I raised the shade. Still cold and dark ourside. I quiet- ly remind myself it is time to get up and go to school. The streets are bare as I make my way to where I will spend most of my day. Mine's the only car at the intersection where I wait. As I pull into Capitals parking lot, I see only one or two more people. I check my wrist watch once more to see what time it is, 6:15am. Shivers go down my spine as the cold slowly eats through to my bone. Why do I do DURING PASSING PERIOD, Nikki Rayner and Stacie liahr exchange the latest gossip. omg P..tx..f.l Nrlrtmc Parke Amlrea l'.urs4ms Shale l'.nrr-n Mnrrlww liuvelek lrenckc l'.1vesir' Andrea l'r'l'klmrn Ilustv l'r-na lin-rt.: l'r-rrv -Imam l'r-rersen 'l'mi IR-tcrwru Kon Phillips 'rm im.il.,ss lann lmmrrr Ken Pierson Amy Pollartl lint Porter linlv.-rr Prvssmli Kr-un l'rr-wrwirli l'ir'ltr.n Prnt- Almli Pugh Nlnrgle Pulver Il.mrr'llc Ihmpolo lit-n Purxlcv Dain.: Quinn Melmru Ilarlowxky I liufk liqmstmh lxsllr' lirnrlluisen lvrin Rawls -lt-limit-f iurrhrmm Niki Rriyrwr Ik-lwlwie Ruud lirmn Rr-lu-rrv forex Rt-rl.: Craig Rula Marr Reed Raquel lievrmldx Mart Rlmarles Mart Rlimlex Amy iii..-.lvirrma-I I P B 4 ,of I N! I . r ei . A f Aa' t l Y f A , I!-ll Sophomores

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Lo cker buse Suppose you have to carry your books. coats, and lunches all day. Luckily. I am there. I am a locker. During the day, I hold your sardine and pickle sandwich and the five pound biology book packed with notes and lost assignments. On your birthday, I have decorations stuck on meg for the big game, you tape signs on me. Break time, you are tired of your gum, so you you stick that lifeless lump on the underside of my shelf. After the test fthat you didn't study forl you hurl your book at me adding to the dents. You posters are interesting- Olympic star, Mitch Gaylord. a half-dressed Rob Lowe. and the musi- cal group A-IIA. The worst comes after P.E. when you stuff your smelly, sweaty clothes in. After sixth period, you grab your books, slam my delicate door and the halls clear. I could rest. but not for long. For Tomorrow is another day. WITH AMAZIZMIENT. Amanda Roberts stares in Alyssa Goade's messy locker, Sophomt ru l8l

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this? I aslted myself. Many students go to school earlier than they are required to for many reasons such as drillteam prac- tice, and early busses. I hate it! complained several students who ride the bus. I have to get up so early! Amy Pollard, one ofthe Capital High School Golden Girls, said, I don't mind coming to school so early because l enjoy what I get out of it in the end. Many of the students said that if they had a choice of coming to school early, they would. So, if you feel that you are one ofthe unlucky that come to school early, don't feel so bad. There are many who would gladly change you places. FOR 'l'lllZ liXPliRIMliN'l' IN Biology. Clay Dickson and lleidi Howard add glucose to the starch and water solution. I . z L Srcxc- Rlualm Allan linc- Icrry Riu' vcwmly ual. lluau Ilirlmrdson Non Rnlnrinlwn Karl Rn-lw Nikki Riley jim Ripley Ain.ind.i llolu-vrs Wlurnuy Ilolwrrsnn Mike lloiluruk Mitlucl limlgcrx ,lima Rodgers M.nrma llollwm -losli Roper 'It-nm Kms i-ar-lly it.-yi -lt-uni Roy Toni Ruln Till: Rurlil l,iw.a Samlwl Sisa Samln-1 Cami Samlrws Karr-n siwyt-f Kris Saxmu Alma Stlull -lolin Sthilling l.lualwrli Stlnlz Keri Stlirodrv lieu Sllw.ullm.ln Truur Sliwcnkcnleliler M.miSu1lr Iiaqur-I Snort Sunni Stott Mnlicllc Stuville im... srfiwy Paul Scnlr-man lieth Scnkluul Larln' Sr-vu-ll Sopliomorcs 185