Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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Half-time is a lot more tloan getting popcorn and candy when tlve Basketball olden Girls Are the Main ttraction Dance fdansf: to glide, step, or move through a set series of movements usually set to music. 2: to move quickly up and down and about. Expertise fek sper tezf 1. the skill, knowl- edge, judgement, etc. of an expert. These two words vividly describe the Cap- ital Golden Girls. This group, made up thirty- five talented girls was one of Capitals prize move to uphold their long reputation of be- ing one of the best teams in the west. After marching season was over, there was no rest for the G.G.'s. They practiced hard because to be a basketball Golden Girl you have to give an outstanding performance. Out of the sixty-nine girls who tried out, only thirty-five were accepted. The G.G.'s per- formed at all the home basketball games and possessions. The young women put hours of hard work and determination into every also lent their cheers and support during the game. Out of this group came two girls who shone just a little bit more. Senior, Co-captain Debby Rambo, who competed at the Idaho State Dance Competition, won first place and went on the compete at the Nationals in Los Angeles. The other senior, Co-captain Kim Westover, placed second in the state at this competition. With girls like this, how could you not expect perfection? Which is what they are- perfect. The members of the Golden Girl Basketball Unit are: First Row, Tammy Duran, Debby Rambo, Gina Benedick,julie Workman, Desiree Cheney, Beth Cunningham, Shelli Franks, Lisa Grigsby, Amy Frisbee. Second Rowgjulie Walker, Amy Nelson, Sheli Brown, Tami Wardle, Kerenxa Boyd, Karene Smith, Holly Fieldshjulie Wolf, Chauntel Cheney, Kim Harding, Tiffanie Nielson, Niki Blakeslee. Third Rowg Wendy Black, Shannon King, Heather Hanson, Brandy Call, Adrian Lima, Kyna Swanson. Fourth Rowg Siva Sanchez, Kim Westover, Beth Ringert, Alana Trees, Christine Kettle-well, Heather Fisher, Lori Campbell, Shawndel Ysursa. DISPLAYING IIIER AWARD-winning routine, Senior, Debby Rambo dances to her high capability. 70 Basketball Golden Girls W., ., - -,W 1 , . if-!b1!1Q4QW1!'ffa,,, , 'i -t v-mesa -

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Q xukmxl WW tovltetvxf lletl HW biiokuetl 'Elm Glllll WM MW Ollie 5l0tClCG1fVW0l5 5lWlCQ OU M0t7yl til aiu lqlflQtQa'36Q mia Cliuincl wcfljlee Faster than the U .S . Mail Service. Ahle to meet a deadline on time. They are: The Yearbook Staff! Seventeen years ago the leaders of Capital lligh School asked special agent, Stan Trom- burg to gather together the finest, brightest, fun- nest students to create a special team of crack writers, thinkers, and photographers. A team that would be able to catch all the memories of high school and hold them for years to come. People not involved with yearbook can't com- pletely comprehend how much time and work is put into production. Each two page layout has many things that'has to be doneg layout drawn, copy written, pictures found, and captions thought of, among other numerous things. The members of this elite force must always keep in mind that lots of people will be viewing their work and that the students will always keep 1.1 ,. Q .,,. -, 1-y ii B a D U UU il U an U UU U B UU liar abovtwjl lS'l' A ITIZW members oli'l'he Special Yearbook Task Iforce. Above: Although it looks like she's in deep t'oncentr.ition. no one really knows what goes on in Rachel Zachresonk niind. Right: CONTliMl'l.A'l'lNG llliR l.AY- OUT, Sports liditor. Shelly johnson, prays for help. 73 Yearbook . ,-., ,A f these yearbooks to remind them of the best years of their lives. But never fear, the special yearbook task force will keep your memories safe. They know what should be, or would want to be, remembered. Talonville residents need not worry about not having memories of high school because The Yearbook Staff will fill a whole book with them.