Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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THREATENINGLY AGGRESSIVE Smashing the ball with all her strength, Belinda lnsco goes for the kill. 49' won loss win loss won loss loss loss loss won loss loss loss Fruitland Borah Boise Meridian Caldwell Mt. Home Nampa Borah Boise Meridian Caldwell Mt. Home Nampa A 1 -if 6- ay., M -1-.an--P'-'-1 ' ' l5O Varsity Volleyball .hug W,,i , This years team was the best Capital has had in three years. Improvement was visible throughout the season both individually and as a team. Defeating the two best teams in our district, Meridian il5-l2, I5-lOl and Nampa H5-l 3, l5-75 during the season was an accomplishment that was the result of hard work and desire. Consis- tancy, though, was a see- saw battle- this year, win one 'lose one, back and forth, attributed to the in- iuries that plagued the starters'at various inter- vals throughout the sea- son. Most valuable player this year was Kris lmel, C7696 passing on target, 69 kills, l9 assists and 9l0b serving accuracyl. She was voted All-Metro by the area coaches and has been selected to play with the N.B.C. camp vol- leyball tour team this com- ing summer. Most inspirational award went to Julie Work- man. Most improved award went to Dana Grif- fith. Rose Bean was select- ed by league coaches as a participant for the west all- star volleyball team. .gwt . ,X J 'Q' .. , 0 ,R . 1422 fr? J.. 1' f' --up . Lf s, JH atm gt fl : g vi 1 i til i , it ll 'V .. i.

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W,,,,,Q PRECISION PAYS Avoiding a close pitch, Pat Lee leans backwards. ON THE BALL Y As everyone scrambles only the dust seems clear! .5 , -' ' e n. ' ,f ' 1 040 Q No scores were available at the time of production. STAND ALL AMAZED ,ya An onlooking batter stand in awe after witnessing a su- 5 if-is per pitch. O ,Wf ei fr 1 L X Baseball l49

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-.W s Took Their Glory For their long hours of workmg and lots of determma tlon. The high pitched squeak of skin sliding across the gym floor, the sharp smack of a stricken ball, and the salty hot smell that accompanies hard work and it's sweat, paints well the picture of the Varsity Volleyball team's dai- ly toil. The team got an early start in August when they began their ritual of labor. The on court battles they fought were the proving factor of their growth and improve- ment. Spirit and skill were ranked high among the teams many great features. SHEER POWER Bursting from the floor for the block her all and succeeds. Though all of their games could not be wins, they put up a fight each time. As Kris Imel put it, We had the skill to be the best in the district, but we lacked in mental prep- aration. August 26 was the first game of the season and their hard work payed off. Starting off on the right foot, the Ea- gles came through with a home game win against Fruit- land. Their next game, against Meridian, on Septem- ber 4, was a loss, but they came back on September 30 and scalped the Warriors to , Rose Bean gives it .XX stop the ball. Front row Stephanie Sherburne Angie Creasy Belinda lnsco. Second row: Denise Barsness, Kris Imel, Dana Griffith Julie Workman Michelle Mather. Third row: Rose Bean, Cathy Suell, Tawnya Ostro- gorsky Debbie Kaldenburg Michelle Cenntani, Coach Carla Meier. show them who was really boss. The team had its ups and downs throughout the year, but they proved themselves repeatedly as one of the able, willing teams-traditional of Capital High. The team put in the work that it takes to be the best. They went into the season taking what they went into it for and that was to gain skill and experience to grow and learn by. With that in mind, the year was success, and a triumph for Capital High School. .V 4 . lf., ,MJ A- t vjgx STUNNING PERFORMANCE Flying high for the block, Denise Barsness stretches to Varsity Volleyball l5l