Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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W Q :vw MQ. -rf J THE MORNING HOURS came too quickly for Kris Howard who didn't realize she had homework until she arrived at school. Wmcl up watches Long earrings Layers of faux-jewelry Parsley 2nd hand clothes Burmuda shorts Cut off 501 s Baggy men s shirts Long flowing skirts Birkenstocks No socks Short Asymmetrical hair MOD AFTER CLEANING HER locker, Lisa Gabbert discovers the moldy sandwich from her lunch last month liasliion l5

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Steppin, Zli 1'l Fashion The different colors leaped out at me as I searched through the many racks of clothing to find exactly what I was looking for- a white, short-sleeve shirt. Finally after a long and fruitful search, I found it amiss the floral jackets and neon sweaters. Now I can look good for school tomorrow. Shopping has become an ordeal. Stores race to display the latest fashion before their competitors. Tons of people, in a small store, search through and inspect every piece of merchandise to ensure they purchase up-to-date clothes. The fads change with every season but the different groups of people that make or break the fads remain relatively the same. - There are as many types of clothes as the people that wear them. They range from the trendy to the conservative followed by the mod. The trendy wear anything shown in magazines to stay on top of the fashion scene. The conser- vative aren't so obvious with their dress wearing low key clothes. Finally. the mod wear whatever they feel and display the care free style. These groups come together to form an All American style. People, now, are able to show their personally through the clothes they wear. ll laslriuii CONSERVATIVE Digital watches Thin, gold chains Argyl sweaters Crew-neck sweaters Sweater vests Sweat shirts Oxford shirts Polo shirts Athletic socks Topsiders Tennis shoes REALIZING HE MAY GO to B,S.U. instead of U. of I., john Eidam concentrates harder on aceing his exam. f A C 12 L5-1 hi? p TRENDY Swatch watches Flourescent wrist bands Faux-pearls Paisley Mixed Plaids Coca-Cola clothes Stirrup pants Big shirts Stone-washed, printed jeans Colored 51O's Colorful, printed socks Hawaiian shorts Bi-level hair

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Spirit Shines Through During the Homecoming uhilee Girls in dresses. guys in jackets and ties. on their way to the Homecoming Dance. Some are Sophomores experiencing their first Homecoming dance, others, Seniors dancing at their last Homecoming. Homecoming week was full of laughter and fun. Monday, a beer chugging contest, the Seniors winning, Tuesday, hair day and hot dog stuff. Students walking around in colored hair, but only the Seniors were winners with hot dogs. That night, Seniors trampled the juniors 12-10 in the Powder Puff Football Game. Wednesday was the Tug-0-war. The Seniors, in lumherjack outfits, toppled but won again. On Thursday, the 50's arrived as mom and dad's old outfits came out of the Closet and into the classroom. The smell of mothballs stinched through the halls. Friday the real fun began. Students clad in black and gold laughed at the traditional Homecoming assembly. After school students deco- rated for the car caravan. Finally the big game. Capital crushed Lewiston Q10-22 and then celebrated the new queen and king, Robin Keys and Brad Nishitani. And it all ended with the dance. And so marked Homecoming 'S5. DVRING 'l'I lli Tl 'G of war, Todd Ellsworth. Tony Tlromas. and Brian Duncan cant helieve their com- petition while lirich Waltman coaches. 5 hi ,al C1 ,gl Qnusad-nh x K I ' 1 QQ 1 gi 1 'S' ilu- A'- Q Tllli IIOMHCOMING KING. Brad Nishitani does his thing for another first down. 'l'llIijlfNIORS SHOW oft' their driving skills during the car caravan. 16 llomeioming X.. K