Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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Foreign clubs, Band, Drill Team, the ASB ana' the Choirs carry out the tradition o OKTOBERFEST, 1 985 As I approached the school's cafeteria, sounds of very loud laughter and music could be heard throughout the corridor. I had no idea what to expect from this year's Oktoberfest. I was standing there and observing the scene, when a friend, Mark, came up to me. I-Ii Karen, how are you? Come over here with me. I followed him over to the corner where the Capital Singers had their booth. Several guys were sticking their heads through a hole in a cardboard box only to be bombarded by very wet sponges thrown at them. Occasionally. one of the Drill Tearn's cakes would be substituted for for ri sponge. I laughed to myself and concluded that this was going to be one very fun-filled evening. Like the Capital Singers, several clubs participated in the fun activities of Oktoberfest with their games and food stands. Each foreign language club had food representing their specific country's culuture. The German Club had their traditional German Sausagesg Spanish Club had Nachosg and the French Club had crepes. But it wasn't all food, each language also had an entertaining game for spectators to play, from the French Clubs Palm Reading, to Spanish Clubs Bee Bee Shoot, The German Club even had a Ping-Pong toss. The Drill Team, Band and the ASB also contributed to this years Oktoberfest. The Drill Team had a Cake Walk, the Band sold Eagle Pride sweatshirts. and the ASB sold rootheer left over from the days I-Iomecorning activity. So as the laughter proceeded and the fun went on, I smiled. it was Oktoberfest, 1985. Capital Sytle. fQ?.3Qs - i if S55 r W I H ,Nj C ,JC .1 rl ' i'if 7F c fx. f . X 4 ,g . 4: ., , --.. IIHMINISCINC BACK TO lllill high school years. Mrs. lleller helps out the Drill Team with the l'RliSIl3liN'l' Oli ITRIZNCII Cfl.l7l5, Michelle Jktolwer --s cake walk, , llall deals tartls for the clulfs poker ga I ltl Q

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BELOW: VSING A MAGIC MARKER Kim Westover puts the finishing touches on her cake. I.liIf'I': BLOCK HEAD Kevin Torrey received a wet sponge in the face. Kevin participated with others from the Capital Singers in the 1985 Oktoberfest. -ix . , - '-' 46 - ' ' 4 . t i Jiem ISS? ' ..g--Q f. ' 'I 'ai T A 'I JI ,X I I ' X ,5 'J R. 'Q-v'- 'X SIARING OIWI' INTO 'I'IIIi cr0vvtl..IermiI'er Hahn and Stephanie Ilorn wish they ctwuld participate in the fun, SENIOR RON WARIDLE received a cake in the face. Oktoberfest 19 '