Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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'JI' AA e I , -. -. ..,, . sr i. ,g .nm-ill it 9I'5.ll!ll. .ass Finally, I thouglft, After all those days of hard work it was finally time for our first con- cert. The director told us she had a heck of a time get- ting us to work to- gether because of our different philos- ophys. A Fairmont philosophy and a Hill- Bottom Left Page: Opening wide to say 'ah', Stacy Sevieri and Steph- anie Myers hit the note with accuracy. side philosophy of how to sing, made the job of harmoniz- ing a difficult one. Here it is my second year on the Capital Choir and we are still getting better. My guess is we all learned to work to- gether as sopho- mores and now that we are iuniors we can perfect our work. Well the curtains go- ing up now, time to see if we really have improved. A typical thought to start the first Choir Concert of the year. All who were in- volved were nervous fearing a missed word in a song or a wrong note. But once the concerts were over and the stress level was re- duced you could get back to working with your friends on a new piece of music. The musical talent I have obtained through my diligent training and practice will enhance the enjoyment of singing in both my physical and mental state. Was the way Ahren Height ex- pressed his feelings about music. As the last note was sung with confi- dence and perfec- tion, the curtain closed and all who participated in the concert left with a feeling of fulfilment. Showing us one of the bear ne cessities of life, Kari Gulseth re laxes during the Christmas As sembly. The Members of Treble Choir, Front Row: Leah VanDyke, Jennifer Harding Noel Carey, Heather Kirk, Tina Cotton, Julie Lara. Row Two: Mrs. Schmidt Michelle Cotten, Kari Gulseth, Lytina Tweedy, Kasi Croft, Nicky Stutheit: RexAnne Bock, Catja Christiensen. Row Three: Melissa Allen, Lynn Ashcraft, Brady Meissner, Roshelle Larsen, Charlotte Thomsen, Lisa Schilz, Paivi Ta lonen. Row Four: Jennifer Basil, Penny Shepard, Amy Gamez, Khim Kynaston Beth Fetrow, Jeni Foote, Vicky Squires, Hillary Atkinson. , ..--iiiiiiiiiulllllllll The Members of Sophomore Choir, Front Row: Anne McCracken, Cindy Hanna, Beth Ford, Patty Muray, Carter Oster, Chad Arnell, Kevin Cole, Sean Crawford, Tony Richitella, John Simpson, Paula Bradley, Brooke Garner, Re- becca Faris, Marnita Ollis, Mrs. Shmidt. Row Two: Liz Thornburg, Stephanie Tippits, Michelle Little, Cheryl Dick, David Gardner, Kirk Vandenhoek, Tom Sharp, Chad Cleverly, Tami Patrick, Kendall Burns, Rachel Garcia, Angie Christensen. Row Three: Heather Behee, LeeAnn Walker, Loretta Cunning- ham, Heather Barclay, Bonnie Bowden, Stacie Sevieri, Stephanie Myers, Steve Oberrecht, Damien Bard, Lynn Garlock, Kent Baily, John Roof, Niki Herrera, Rhonda Fowers, Michelle Holt. Row Four: Jeni Row, Auddra Scheply, Ann Jones, Helen Wilcox, Ralph Furley, Mike Grisby, Ahren Heidt, Dave Wiendenfield, Nathan Jensen, Jeannie Hamilton, Shelby Keller, Cindy Harper, Teresa Dealy. Treble Choir l l l

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I I I I I I I I I ., ll' l' iiiiiliilliwl' IIJLUUEUJ !LllJL!!i4h lint I ll lillllclld! All llrll I llllllllll Okay, everyone play your note at let- ter 'A'. command- ed Mr. King. uFirsts, listen to your note, one is sharp and the other one flat, bring them together. And so it went until the bell rang for the end of class and the start of lunch. Through all this practice the orches- tra proved again that sophomores could get rid of their junior high habits while the upperclassmen could improve their play- ing. Another class which challenged the better players of Symphonic Band, was the Jazz Band. Learning major and minor scales seemed only the tip of the ice berg. Jazz chords and rhythms were also stressed. ln keeping with Capital tradition, they seemed to try their hardest and gave all they could. Jett Young remarked, It's hard but the re- wards are so great. Concentrating on the music Rose Bean tries her best to mas ter the part. Playing the best they can, Jazz band members also keep in tune, I l 'j,,. I I 1 The members of Jazz Band, First Row: Karen Work, Sara Johnson, Romain Lochard, Shane Russell, Stacie Spahr. Theron Luttman. Second Row: Pat Schneider, Chad Hawkes, Jon Wood, James Ripley, Kevin Abbott, Jeff Young. Third Row: Lisa Martin, Mr. Bear, James Warr, Frank Young, Todd Evans, Dawn Markovich, Mr. King, II The member of Orchestra, First Row: Rose Be n, Ken Eythchison, Amanda Roberts, Christina Taylor, Marci Brown, Sama tha Chaffee, Jodi Farris, Sec ond Row: Lori Cambell, Cheri Fulkerson, Rand Hall, Kathrine Ellis, Mr. King Kayana Engleman, Kevin Mann. wi U IW I I2 Jazz Band ij .