Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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llurinig a busy tlay at tliu office, Mrs. Moore concentrates on her work. vw 1085 lioarrl of Trustees: lfirst liow: licv llaratl, Marilcc Gross-Presitlent. Dr, Pliyllis litlmunilson, l,aylc li.li. Wood. Second Row: l.con Grisham, Daxitl llawlt-Vicc-prcsitlcnt, Dr. Quinton llonicr. Wllll.li Nl' RliGlS'l'RA'l'lON. ljUl1.lUlll1SUIl confers with tlic students. li. Anderson li. Applequist B, Baird Baker In Iiamyasafm Registrars Office Social Studies Mathematics Social Studies Mathematics .N . L. sy-. .l gs l .ls N. liarlwer V. Brown N. Button T. Campbell T. Cantrell Counselcr li-K Resource Officer P.E. Science Social Studies liatulty IW?

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Admin. ules Administrators are people who keep the school running from year to year. They are the non-faculty personnel who are here to provide continuity to our school as one class after another passes through the halls. Students sometimes tend to forget that there was a school before the three years they spent in the hallowed halls and there will be a school here for many years after, Many students don't realize all the time and effort that goes into supervising the operation ofan educational institution. By doing their jobs efficiently, our school administrators effectively run our school. There are many administrative offices. The business office supervises financial transactions for each department and operates the book room. The attendance office takes care of voluminous records necessary for graduation requirements. Another department important to graduation is the records office where each student's academic records are on file. The main office personnel is responsible for diciplinary action, correspondence and the general direction of our high school career. Don johnson-Principal AI. Craven Dick Hartley Barney C. Parker Dir. of Curr. lstr. Dir. of Sec. lid. Super. of Schools 'AN .lulian llagood Hob llaley Ron MtlNclcy Asst. Principal-Registrar Asst. Principll Business Asst Pl'lI1Llpll Student Alfurs IHS lltcults'

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CITTTING OUT CHROMOSOMHS. Mr. Falk shows students the proper procedure. WllIl.li LOOKING AT one of his students, Mr. Telleria seems puvzled by her studiousness. 'afar 190 lfuculty .. ..t.-.,--fs-s-'--- J. ik' V, WONDIERING XVIIO SAID what. Mrs. Enzler is stunned. Far Left: AT Tllli OK'I'OBIfRl7liS'l'. Mrs, lleller picks a ticket for the cake walk. R. Card P. Clark Office Laguage Arts B. Collingwood F. Corey j. Coughlin Home Economics Science Language Arts y, 1, , it t sg' r - A ll P f vi C. Cromwell P. Cunningham M. Duncan Enzler L. Falk Business Language Arts Business Foreign Language Science