Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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Lettermen oost Spirit The game was close. On the Capital side, black and gold jackets speckled the crowd. Their jackets help the owners, gain attention, along with their enthusiastic attitudes. Leading the pack 5 or 6 male lettermen each forming a letter with their flexible bodies, these energetic students are known as the Rowdies. Besides the Rowdies, C-Club, an affiliation with the National Lettermen Association, is made up of students who have earned their high school letter. Besides supporting fellow athletes they hold fund raisers for the needy and partici- pate heavily in service projects. One junior girl said Being in C-Club is fun because you get to show your school spirit by being crazy and get- ting away with it. Also everyone knows you're from Capital and knows not to mess with ya! Wllll,l2 CfONCIliNTRA'l'lNG lll2AVll.Y on the football game. lioh Clayton, with his friend, lirian Duncan, gnaws on his straw. Middle: C-Cfl,llli MIZMBIZRS MlNGl,li with the crowd. C-Cfl.lllil1R MISSY WATKINS helps unroll posters for the foorhall game. 7-l C,-Clulx The members of the C-Club council are: Front Row- Brad Nishitani. David liallance, Pauljohnson Second Row- Rob- in Keys, Phil johnson t i L L W. M-News ' we tv