Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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aximum Stren th . . . held out to the end. lt was a year of hard work, dedication, and improve- ment. However, the season did not end the way it had been projected. Players on both the Sophomore and J.V. teams worked well together, and gained much experience that can be applied toward strengthening next year's season. The Sophomore season began with a good start. Kathy Davis stated, We started out the year working well together but as the sea- son neared the end we start- ed losing our intensity. Even though the season did not end like they wanted, they pulled together and played their best by taking third place at tournament. The J.V. team was inspired by Kristi Canning and lead by their most valuable player, Jaynie Amsden. It still took a team effort to spur them on to victories. This enthusiastic team was coached by first year coach Carl Wilson. He was liked by his players, who felt he did a great job. l,-YH . C ri' , '-' i. - .,,,,-,N MAKING CONTACT , . While Jeanie Hamilton bumps the ball, Chris Saxton tries to take some quick lessons. H WATCH out 'T A f ' With great effort Carmen Bain tries with all herlrinightlto get the ball over the taller Boise player. Sophomore Volleyball l53

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The members of the Sophomore Volleyball Team, Front Row: Beth Ford, Kea Chournos, Kathy Davis, Kim Frisbee, Lori Farley, and Cindy Watkins. Back Row: Carmen Bain, Stacey Jones, Angie Chrristianson, Lanea Puterbaugh, Mitzi Sundwall, and Coach Smith. 49' J.V. SOPH. lost - won Meridian lost won Borah ' won won Boise - ' won won Mtn. Home won lost Nampa - won won Fruitland won won Caldwell , czu ,E T-' -v-1' -, Vi- 11 VAX The members of the J.V. Volleyball Team, FRONT ROW: K.l. McDonnell, Kim Carlson, Jaime Compton, Jenni Whales, and Robyn Koffman. BACK ROW: Kristi Canning, Chris Sax- ton, Jeanie Hamilton, Keri Murray, Sharon Cox, and Coach Wilson. l52 J,V. Volleyball The Sophomore Volley- ball Season was one of many accomplishments for the women involved. We worked to improve our skills in 3 areas--serving, passing and setting. By seasons end all ll of the young ladies were able to serve overhand which was our goal. We defeated each team in our league at least once except Nampa who we lost to in 3 sets. We finished fourth in the S.l.C. Tournament held at Borah. Each girl played in every game which was our goal at the start ofthe sea- son. ln conclusion l feel the young women involved in Sophomore Volleyball im- proved their basic skills and made many friend- ships that will last for years. We had fun, worked hard and met suc- cess. ,H ' we -' -s J Sages-. DESTINATION UN- KNOWN Watching the ball, soar above her, Jaymie Ams- den, the MVP, hopes that a teammate will receive her perfect bump. ,V rr, v .21 fx, i -af' ---.-Q l

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Shoot!! Shoot!! . . . half-nelson, half-nelson. Wrestling is a sport that de- mands a unique person. One who is willing to sacrifice him- self for his own personal gra- difications. Wrestling is a mental mans sport that re- quires one who will comit him- self to do the things that los- ers don't like to do. These things can be simply stated as: hard work, practice, or should I say perfect practice, iust putting in your time doesn't count for wrestling. If you are having a bad day ev- eryone knows. But in basket- ball and football, you can take five and think about your mistakes. Also, to have enough pride to take critisism for losing from people who don't even know what the sport of wrestling is about. Until you can step out on the mat and say, Hey, l've wres- tled a match and know what it is all about. Until you fthe fans? can say this, you shouldn't be saying anything about a wrestler or the team. Wrestling can be com- pared to life itself, only you can succeed and only you can fail. There's no one to hide behind or replace you. Theres only a few who are willing to compete in one of the toughest sports known to man, one on one competi- tion, in this case its WRES- TLINGY' N 4. r. ,Q The members of Wrestling, Front Row: Coach O'l-lara, Carter Oster, Doug Schaffer, Tim Schaffer, Brian Teeter, Scott Page, Kirk Elge, Robert Rodrieguez, Ja Bonner, John Roof, Trent Fulcher, Julio Ergren, Jenny I Schiff, Second Row: Eric Humphrey, Groham Todd, an Cole, Shawn Kettler, Brad Rowan, Jason Coll, Kirk Morriss, Donnie Wilcox, Dan Raynor, Bryan Powell, Brewer Joe Buckles, Aaron Shinn, Sona Tayler. Third - Row: Greg Packard, Jimmy Kimmel, Troy ermen, an R berr , Brian Wardle, Brent Wardle, Sean Lynch, Karl Reibe, Rich Brown, Kori Reckla, Jon ma , is Bratt, C ch Lima. I l X G - Q - 'o QQ? MWORKING on THE EDGE - Q S1 HJ Aqempting a single-leg, Brian Wardle struggles to keep A opponent in bounds, QPZX ' Q 3 c f 0' l' JP y of AWMG qw