Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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Ol ,l.V. Wrestling WE 52-14 40-33 48-24 33-32 46-21 47-18 45-21 48-21 36-30 V.--.N-........,,,,, EAGERLY, Sean Lynch waits for SCOREBOARD OPPONENTS NampafMelba WallaWalla Emmett Boise Kuna Borah Snake River Pocatello Mt. Home --vi -f Z the starting signal to begin the match. ON THE MATS, Glenn Walker teaches n lesson to his opponent

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'l'lie ineinlwers of rlie wresrling are: Ifirsr row-Greg Packard, Iirir Descliairipijusrin Dennett, Troy Furman, Mike Mfliinney, lirian Warille, Second row- Cnacli Stevens, Bill Root. David Ballance. Ryan Garner, Mike Swinilell, Ron Warrlle, Glenn House. Liv Orrerness Third row- Torniny Olsemjun Pullman. Mart-lacnlnsen. Bnlw Gere. lirenr Warille, Marc Meyer. Marr Marrincy, Sean I.yncli.jin1 Wiedel. Brian Calligan. 'l'il't'anie Nielsnn, Cfimcli l.inia. AN llXIlAl'S'l'IiD Glenn House raises liis lianil alter a viftirriuna matcli. DURING A MATCH, senior David liallancc questions rlie rufcrcn-'S call. I F A U yi lilo , 50 l KQXXSLQQ L ,ilfifbxe yin J A QQ! 9 ilw 'Ili in Q AM i P -' lf, KKK, XX QUQ O X rx, -Vi J ku TQ. V ki F i 1 J ill lil' PX Q ED . XX X3 X i, r X we ay in ml i X. X K kxik K 'V - -.,, jrLj K Iwi. C' in-7 C.5QQ,- ' ff. L x QU n - ' xy 7 0 X i lx? I V, f -' - if x Xu RNS ' Ny: kg: Nirsitx Wrot ij

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The individual memhers work hard together and form 4 riendship becoming More Them ust az Team All the wrestlers slept while the bus hummed down the highway. I, the female wres- tling manager, kept growing more bored. But wait, I had an idea! I stealthily moved along the aisle of the bus, tying the members' shoelaces together. As they woke. they got a sur- prise and I got a laugh. At the meet. the wrestlers' performances displayed deter- mination to win. One by one, as they came off the mat, I asked how they thought they did, told them they knew what to work on during practice, smiled, and offered encour- agement. As female manager, my job was to keep statistics and re- cords ofthe matches, take in- ventory, issue equipment, call in the results of home meets, and keep track of the trainer's kit at the meets. Most of the wrestlers ac- cepted me as a part ofthe team and we became friends. Being manager was both rewarding and painful. Ifa wrestler won, I was happy, if a wrestler was injured, I felt his paing if a wrestler lost, I was disappoint- ed for him and the team, but I knew that each time someone competed, he came back with more experience. The wres- tling team was more than just a team . . . it was a family. STRIIGGIJNG AGAINST his op- ponent. Troy Furman grasps to re- gain a good hold, Q, lN'l'IiNSIil.Y, Coach Stevens and Coach Lima watch an important match. i BIEFORIE COMMIENCING TI Ili MATCI I, Tommy Olsen, scowls at the other team. .1.V. Wrestling 95 I'