Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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YU ,Sf X 1, ,, illl 5 ' Q All -5 The incnihurs of Capital Singers ure: liirar Row - 'l'il'l'rinv llcirlr, Chris Gunderson. Don Allcrs, Matt Slmrmululie Smith, and Kevin 'l'nrrcv1Sccnml Rmvzlcnnilcr Iliihn, flintlv Christensen, Michelle l'ren, lfviin Lewis, Theresa Wkvod. Todd XVilliarr1s. and Marty Prowsg Third Rnw-Dcunnii lirnckiniin, Shannon Walker. Matt Alsager, Stephanie Horn. Kim Nortomjzincr Cole. Kevin Harper. Shelly -lnhnsnn,.lnnaitlinn Wall, Roh lficlds. Slmxvnettc Binglmin, George Ball. and Cynthia Brornuml. Fourth Row-Leslie Baker. David Cohnrn, lieth Pctrihnn. Prim Reeves,-Iiin loomiin. Bryan Rupp, and Mrs. Linda Schmidt. Q D- 1 - -T? l iii -.in 1 I I 1 I I m- 1111 1111 i' --- Pl Io QQL: 11' -li - l.utit: 'l'UOCiI,OSl1 l OR COMl'UR'l N1 ix lu nitni urs ti slimvcr. lit-low' AS A W'lil.l.-KNOW 'N Ol Alill l S X i lx lur .ind l'lri.in Rupp tri ru explain trut lt ill, , .

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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

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-w-x,.,K .f-..-it t I Be are the Curtain Rises The curtain rises and 60 smiling faces appear before the audienceg everything looks natural and perfect. Only the performers know just how much work goes in to making the concert as good as it can possibly be. Practise started right away, beginning on the first day of school. for a fall concert held in November. There were a few first concert jitters. but everything turned out fine, The next day following the concert. Christmas Assembly for the student body and . H , H t performed the Christmas Pageant on Decem- V - ' - ber 17 for the public audience. As things settled down they started preparing songs for the BSU. Iiestival. and ended the year with a tour to Mon- tana and the Pops Concert. Working hard and long hours. yet laughing and having fun were all a part of Acapella Choir. The closeness ofthe group would be felt forever, 'l'IiYINGTOKl1lII' WARM. the thoir me new Christmas music in McCall mbers learn th .. - I.. X 4 iw .' .- . -, . LT 1. 'am 5 ' . i, 5 J ,. r .6 sizqyfp 5. VZ 1.51.3 r VN. A 1 U15 -wfi N- ga' ' .J . A . 1 p w 56.5. , -+4 y .,,.,,Y.....,... 6. , . i . ,.,L N' ' vii? 17' it . 4 .1 S'l'.'XNl7lNli IN l'liON'l'oltl1c Sranlex .mil Shannon XX'allwr shim that thi-x re 'Number I. ' it was on to Christmas music. To help the learning even after the curtain fell. x . sf ,,..,i,,,....-, process, the choir members spent a fun, but hard wmfkinll weekend in Mcicflll' Christmas the bu- RIZALIXINC l'l S Tllli LAST Christmas performance. sit-st IlIIlC ofthe XCLII' l-Of Afilpellll ClT0lf- Tllefv' PU' Cyndy Andersen jumps for joy into the arms of Ken Olson. . W formed at various places including the Tree Light- ing at St. Lukes. To end the busy Christmas season, the choir sang at the annual - ..... CML -7 ' I if-ii' I .QQD ,5 , -l-54 I y 4 .M 1 , W A .t -' 'if - 'izf -I . .. ' L.ml'a.S ' -W5 'L :214lf1.1m1e:1oz::B5 s The members of Acappella Choir are: First row- Leslie Baker, Cindy Bromundjennifer Hahn. Shelli Fulcherulan Struthers, Mrs. Schmidt, Shellyjohnson, Cathi Bennett. Matt Sbona, Don Allers, and Todd Fivecoat. Second row- Stephanie Horn, Theresa Wood, janet Cole, Dawn Dooley, Stephanie Draper, Candy Christensen,julie Smith, Deanna Brockman, Marty Prows, and Rob Fields. Third row-Skie Slade, Allison Lloyd, Pam Reeves, Dana Griffith, Brenda Allen, Tina Toney, Andrea Dutton, Matt Alsager, Ladd Williamson, andjim Tooman. Fourth row- Lori Crandall, Dana Bullock, Cyndy Andersenxjulie Walker, Kerra lilison, Michelle Wirick. Christy Bartlett, Beth Pettibon. Kevin Harper, Evan Lewis, Dan Dillard, andjonathon Wall. Fifth row' Shawnette Bingham, Kim Norton, Debbie Kaldenberg, Dawn Moore, Michelle Uren, Dana Ilardy, Tiffany Heidt, Eric Stanley, Bryan Ropp, David Coburn, Shannon Walker, Ken Olson, George Ball, and Todd Williams. Sf- Ac.tppt'll.t Cihoir