Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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l:lNAI,l,Y GETTING INTO Tllli SPOTl.lGIl'l', Chuck Ransrrom pre- pares to drop kick. N, 'i Xt ' win TIII2 EAGLE LINE eagerly awaits for the Call. I 13654.-at ww! 7f'r:'-f f-www-.rws. - ffefwr. ii CHUCK IIANSON RliCliIVIiS the hall ti un u r h s on the end lone. H I ql Il' Cl' SIC an Q O k Darren Dildine, h C x 'WY 055 fl: S The members ol' the Sophomore Football team are: First Row: Todd lfuxall. Mike Rutrick. Rohhy llernantlez, Chuck Ranstrom, David Swartly. Dan Hendersonxlim Kimmelxlames liidam, lirin Dittman, Chuck Delamare and Rnhhy Deehle. Second Row. liill W'00dyard, Iiric Lane, Dan MCl,aughin, Darren Diltline, Zane Asmus, Paul VC'alsh. Dennis Smith, Michael llunt. Craig Recla. Cyrus liaveghi. Troy lirockrnan. and Coach Duncan, Thirtl Row: Roody Hancock, Chuck Ilanson. Allan Rice. Buddy lioyd.jim Ripley. Corey Rerla, Rick Winn, Mike Shawxlon McCrorie. Tim Keller, and Brian Wardle. Fourth Ruw: liric llunrcr. Chris llunter. Todd McWartler. jason Brewenjames Welsh,.justin Ahlan, Brian Reherry,.jason-lacohsen. and lirett liuyer. Suplmiuore lfm it hall XS

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Some woala' call it a rebuilding year, others a learning experience, hat whatever you call it, it was Une of those years The 1985 fighting Sophomore foot- ball team had a very disappointing 0-7 season. The team realized that if they were going to go anywhere, they would have to practice hard, play in their hearts, and accept their limitations. They stayed true to the game plan and played to win, But the odds were stacked against them. The team, according to Coach Duncan, struggled valiantly against very tough odds throughout the season. We were out-numbered, out-sized, and out-talented by most of our opponents. Offensive surges were accom- plished through the fine passing of Darren Dildine to his favorite target jim Kimmel, while james Eidam led the Eagles on the groundxlason Jacobsen, the baby Eagles leading tackler, was also a big threat to his opponents from his lineman posi- tion. Though it was his first year of football, David Swartly showed that he had fabulous talents as a kicker. His several 40 plus yard field goals lead Coach Duncan to believe that he would have an impact on Idaho High School Football. Considering their no-win season, the team played courageously throughout each game, never sur- rendering until the final whistle. SCOREBOARD WE OPPONENTS 31-52 Meridian 3-38 Borah 14-20 Boise 17-33 Caldwell 9-50 Meridian 7-52 Borah 14-24 Boise QQ We worked hard, but we could have done better ifwe had unit- ed together as a team earlier in the Season, lar above FADING BACK Darren Dildine spots his target and prepares to thro .mother .Jason .Jacobsen perfect pass Abo e IIIE SOPHOMORE OIYFNSIVI IINI' block their opponents rs jim r 84 Sophomore Football

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To have a winning season is nice, but to work hard and improve as a team is gfedf. arsity olleyball WE 4th win loss loss loss Sth loss loss loss loss SCOREBOARD OPPONENTS T.V.I. Fruitland Borah Boise Meridian District Tourn Mt. Home Caldwell Nampa Ontario The members of Varsity Volleyball are: First Row- jennifer Henry, Nicole Sanders, Shirleyjolley, Chris Imel, and Christy Bartlett. Second Row- Coach Meier, Natasha Krogstad. Wendy Sedlacek, Tasha Savage, Michelle Mather, Kim Norton, and Deanrm lirockman. I K Stick to the fight when you're hardest hit- it's when things seem worst that you musn't quit. ,, 86 Varsity Volleyball It was a hot summer day in August when the Varsity Volleyball team first stepped onto the field at Capital to begin conditioning for the coming season. The endless hours of excercise and preparation, for the awaiting games, was bound to pay off. The Eagles practiced three to four hours every day beginning on August 15. Watching them bump, set, and spike made one feel just as they did, anxious and ready to enter a successful season. After three weeks of preparation and long practices, their hard work made them feel they were ready for their season. As September 5th rolled around one could hear the loud roaring screams coming from the mouths of excited Eagle fans. The intensity was rising as our fearless players walked onto the court. The cheers from the spectators echoed upon every wall throughout the gym. The looks of determination in the players eyes made their opponents wonder what they were up against. Sparks flew as Christy Bartlett, known as the best setter in the district , helped boost the Eagle score. Kris Imul, the only sophomore on the team also helped with her great team spirit and excellent hits. The hard working Eagles received many compliments even though they won few games. The girls played well overall and other teams had to fight for every point they received. The team continued their hard work through- out the entire season with loyalty and dedication to make it successful in the way it matters most, improvement and learning. sg'-jr:-v.v4lin-.-0.1.7, ,?1.f..3:gg,, fi ff . .M , .V fmiiwduw--if f ab....,. ,,,. ,,ymm,44M fl O , v fr5laafgL1?i4f- ri Q' .