Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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hi XVlllLli llli TRIFS tying a balloon, Robbie livanson practices his interpretation of the itsy bitsy spider WllILli l2N'l'liRTAlNlNG a sick child. Gwen Gibson dreams of the day she IO0 will be able ro lly like Superman The Members ol' NHS are First Row: Mike Mulick, Kirsten Evangelho, Cindy liernhardt. Carol Picorti. Michelle llall, Dia Logan. Rachel Zachreson. Margo Cooke, Rose Bean, Second Row: Kevin Iiskelin. Craig lilaser. liric Sheesley, Pam Pratt, Shawna Henry, Anne Taylor, Pam Reeves. Liz Otterness, limily Miller. Nancy Nelson. lirikka llansen, Meigs Naylor, Amy Nelson. Third Rowi Larissa liezeghi, Wendy llarwood. Margaret Callao, Shelia Cole, Natasha Krogstad, Lisa Kibble, William Cowmey. Kristi Anderson, Ana Outhet. Michelle Smith, Shelli Sevieri. Todd Santos. Mike Rishel, Molly Grisham, Don Allers, julie Wolf, Fourth Row: Brian Duncan, Kevin Dibelius, Mike Fisher, livan Lewis. Kevin Mann, Todd Thiesson. Kevin llarper, jonathon Stone, Michelle Wirick. Arleen Daughtersjason Strope, Cindy Amsden, Ken Clarke. l,isa Gabberr, Allison Walters, ShaunDel Ysura The Key Club Officers are liirst Row: Cheryl llardingmlulie Akers. Second Row: Kristi Anderson. Michelle llall, Carol Picotri. Theresa Wood. Stephanie Draper ,, . 'U Fl - .- ilu LA 1111 11 .1 '4- 'yn 'T S 1 The members of Key Club are First Row. Kirsten livangelho, Carol Picotti, Larissa liaveghi, Michelle llall, Theresa Wood, Stephanie Draper. julie Akers. Tammy Wardle, Mondae llurchinson, Second Row: Amy Whiteman, Marina Rolbin, Tilifanie Nielson. Tracy Reglin. Missy Watkins, Pam Pratt, lleather Fisher, Third Row, Martie Wilber, Karen Myers, Amy Nelson. llolly Fields. Michelle Smith. Lisa Odell. Ne- cole javerneck. Kelly Duncan, Karen Knight, Kelly Koyama. Lynn Picotri. Amanda jakomeit, Racquel Scott, Lisa Kibble. Sunny Scott. jeff Scheaffer, Cheryl Harding, Dea Logan, Cheryl Godfrey. Gwen Gibson, Fourth Row: David liergser. Wes Anderson, Steve Fields, Damon john- son, Adam Collins, liobbie livanson. NllS. li'l'A. Key Club 55

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NHS, ETA, and Key Club are 1' gcmizcztions bat Provide Services Through the year, NHS, ETA, and Key club have provided many different services for the school and community. NHS, National Honor Society, set up a program for students to tutor students who needed extra help. To be accepted into Nl IS, students were required to have at least a 5.5 GPA and a recommendation. ETA, Ele- mentary Teachers Aides, went around to various valley schools and helped teachers by correcting papers. This gave teachers more time to spend with the students. The Key club traveled to St. Alphonsus and made puppets to give to chil- dren. President,julie Akers, remarked that, Key Club is very self-satisfying. All these clubs have had a tremendous effort in the community and on Capital. Top Right: The members of ETA are: First Row- Mrs, Sclmffer, Kristie Anderson. Susan Kelly,jill llletcher, Peggy Kyle. Dawn Moore. Mark Gibson. liliMl2MliliRlNG HOW fun the last Key Club meeting was, Michelle llall anticipates the next. WITH A LOOK of disbelief in her eyes, Sunny Scott can't believe what julie Akers just said, WITH LOOKS TO scare anyone. Carol Picotri seems really happy to have her picture taken. if NHS, li'l'A. Key Club

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Ifs be amily Archie and Edith Bunker never claimed to be known for singing well, but the name of their show seemed to be the perfect description of the year that the Capital Singers members shared. Innu- meral hours and countless practices and performances made it hard for them to become anything but family. 'Through the course of the year, the 32 members learned a great deal about the meaning of true sacrifice. It wasn't easy squeezing 2 choir classes into busy schedules or devoting many hours to practice together. The lessons of unselfishness and caring for others played an important roll in bonding the group together as a whole, instead of as individual singers. Their year began with the fall concert, and progressively got busier around Christmas time. During the spring, they had the opportunity to be the only high school group to perform with I3dmond's Community College Soundsation jazz. The Mt. Hood and Moscowjazz Festivals highlighted their year. After an exhausting, but fulfilling week tour to California, the Capital Singers succeeded in building what they had been working for all year - unity. The bond of friendship and common love for music helped make Capital Singers mem- bers just like family. Right: AT A CII IRISTMAS l'liRlfOlilNlANCl1, the Capital Singers learned to literally sing for their supper. lielow: HVAN l.liWlS. MA'l l' SISONA. AND DAVH3 ffOlil'RN work toward perfection during practice fourth period. Ali'l'lfR A Sl'CCliSSI7l'l. SOLO PIZRVORMANCIZ, Michelle llren gratefully receives a well deserved hug. Capital Singers