Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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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

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.3 All ATTEMPTING TO WIN a Noble Prize in Biology, Brian Wardle tries to Create a pizza that will reproduce. raffic eport This is Edgar Eagle, your eye in the halls, with your 8:05 Capital High traffic report. There has been a collision by the principal's office. Fortunately. there are no injuries and books are being retrieved. A steady flow of humanity is moving towards the gym. Be careful and watch for the late maniacs speeding for their lockers before the tardy bell. Buckle up and walk carefully! For once again the halls and stair- ways of our school are crowded with students scurrying to every possible destination within the school. One of the highest problem areas is the gym, especially before sixth period where a scholar could never make it up the stairs, through the barricade of football players on their way to P.E. class without being run over. Another problem is encountered when a speedy, confused sophomore in new shoes, trucks around a corner, loses her footing, and finds herself on the floor. It's very embarrassing indeed. The halls are filled with an echoing Chant: M-I-C-K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E! So be sure to watch for your fellow Eagle. You could always slow down and say hi! to someone pushing their way through the crowd. Who knows maybe you Could make a new friend, or even start a car pool! Sophomorts 185