Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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i . Evmw ' WZ 4-Pi' I ly V I . ff 1 l' L. f I ni Z Showing us her She-Ra imita- tion Becky Clayton attempts Y to help a munchkin off the floor. .,. us, The leaders of tomorrow gin Today As I sat and stared at the clock in Chemis- try, I anxiously awaited the end of fourth period, Then I re- membered all l had to do at lunch. First, I had to rush to the cafeteria and get lunch before everyone else and then head up to the good old ASB room. The ASB officers are people who organized the Homecoming Dance and other crazy Homecoming noontime activities. Just one of the activities was a tricycle race. They worked long hard hours to make dances and other activi- ties a success. Glenn House commented 'the work is hard but it is well l78 A.S.B. Officers worth the re- ward. Seeing the admiration of the students after a successful dance made the all of work worthwhile. BRRRINGI Oh good final- ly, lunch time, and time to go work on ASB! This may not have been what I ex- pected when they elected me, but seeing people get involved in the activities we've planned makes it worth the effort. V Doing her best, Becky Clayton tries to explain what she learned in Chemistry, while Kyle Cleverly looks thrilled with the converstion. Here we have a rare behind the scenes view of the ASB Officers. Shocked beyond words Presi- v dent Kyle Cleverly stares at the events infront of him. f . 3 Sf. M 4. tri - - ws. ii-25?-if s U . . ,.n

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N it -49 f?' Members of Political Science Boys State delegate Todd v concentrate on Mr. Tyrees Santos tries to use his lecture. prestige 0 'Q c l P ff' J. pg ',,! ..P- 4 .JMU TS--hx 'Y i tudents lSCll'l'1 Clfld 9Xp9l'l9nC9 liTlCCll Power Jack- ie leafed through the morning pa- per, her eyes scanning the black print. USO many political ads, she thought. 'XAII of them promise different things and use technical words that l don't un- derstand. As she read them she glanced at the clock on the wall. lt was five till! She threw the paper on the table and raced out of the door. Many people are ig- norant to the workings of the government and consenquently, many people try to enter poli- tics without knowing anything about them. Two organizations were designed for the very basic purpose of teach- ing about government and how it works. Boys' and Girls' State put the student into the govern- ment environment for a week. Kristy Hendricks said this about her Girls' State experience, The Kristy and Ra- chel listen , intently. things that I learned will be beneficial for the rest of my life. Political Science club intrduces stu- dents to the reality of our American lawmaking sys- tem as well as internation- al affairs, which helps make the students more productive members of so- ciety, said Mr. Tyree, the advisor of Policial Science. Policital Science partici- pated in a mock United Nations and also Youth Legislature. lt was now second peri- od and Jackie was listen- ing to the announce- ments. Everyone interest- ed in learning about our government, please come to the Political Science meeting today. Jackie quickly iotted down the in- formation. Finally, she was going to understand what she read that morning. ,Wh W if 'H-.N The Almighty Allah of the Po- litical Proteges. The officers of Polical Sci- ence, Kathi Pearce-Pres., Mr. Tyree-Advisor, Damon John- son-Vice-Pres., Knot pictured! Sara Johnson-Sec.fTreas. l80 Political Science 4-A