Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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.., -W- .f Eiefsif A UIVAIIII Disgusted, Mrs. Shaffer breaks another nail. During her break, Mrs. Moore gets a visit from some friendly 0' if . Qin ::-- --nl . 1 lf X Q ' . X f vs. X ii' I P' X .tilt 4. A. Stafford, Woods R. Statsny, Math A. Stennett, Lib. Aide D. Stevens, P.E J. Stevens, Drill Team R. Stoor, Res. Cen D. Swanson, Art T. Swindell, Math B. Telleria, A.G.-Econ E. Thomas, P.E. J. Thompson, AP Bio. R. Thompson, A.G.-Econ. D. Thomson, Lib. B. Tromburg, Photo S. Tyree, A.G.-Econ. K. Vanderford, Eng. S. Vogel, P.E. R. Webb, Math D. Wenmen, Ind. Arts M. Wolpert, Coun. P. Yarnot, Eng. R. Zaph, French Demonstrating how, Mr. Swanson paints. Faculty 43

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Sometimes students forget and . . . Then Neglect Peter Grabbed his books out of his locker I I and raced down the hall. He was late again. As he walked into the class he could see his teacher talking to the class clown, Jake. Jake would say any- - thing iust to get a laugh from the class, Even if it hurt someone, includ- ing the teacher. Peter quietly went to his seat, he heard the students around Jake laugh. 'lHe's at it again, Peter thought. l'Doesn't he know that teachers are PII people too. I Suddenly inspired, Mr. Cunningham thinks of 4---up an idea for an upcom- lr, Q ing performance. Q' A, McBride, Eng. R. McCoy, Mil. Sci. P, McDonnel, P.E. R. Melerotto, L.D. Aide W. Minor, Chem. I. Moon, Att. Off. L. Moore, Bus. Off. S. Multanen, Eng. D. Nelson, Math K. O'Hara, Eng. D, Olsen, Res. Cen. E. Olsen, Debate D. Reed, Eng. M. Reed, Lib. Aide S. Rosenvall, L.D. Aide ' D. Russell, Biology S. Rychert, Nurse D. Samer, Coun. N. Shaffer, Bus. L. Schmidt, Voc. Music S. Schroeder, Physics M. Senkbeil, Att. Sec. B. Smith, Eng. L. Smith, Span. u 42 Faculty . s fv Some teachers were treated like they were subhuman and that they were working for us. Students tend- ed to forget that teach- ers don't have to be here, said Gwen Gib- son about how some students treated the teachers. Many teach- ers at Capital were the objects of students' abuse. One teacher said that it really hurts when students talked back. Some students viewed teachersjust the opposite, they look on them as gods. Many teachers are very influ- ential on their students and, in turn, the stu- dents adore them, one student said. As he left the room, Peter bid a hearty good- bye to his teacher. May- be if he was nice it would make up for the way the others acted. After the bell rings, Mr. Har- 5 vey checks out the cute sub- ' ' - stitue next door. Talking to a 'favorite stu- dent', Mr. Wolpert tells Todd Santos he'Il have to drop Flight, l .A C. s lx 4. S Q l' t

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Being on Student Council was great but . Learning I-low was Half the Fun. l can remember that first student council meeting. I was so nervous. It was my first meeting ever, and I was unex- perienced with no idea what was going to happen. I began to think Why am I on Student Council anyway? There are so many responsibilities and duties. But I was not the only unexperienced mem- ber, and that eased my mind greatly. Although we were the underdogs, the lower of the classes, we succeeded in making the best out of the pride we had. Chad Cleverly, vice president, stated, Pride is an essential factor of any stu- dent body. The sophomore class exhib- its a great amount of pride towards Capital. We are proud to be Eagles and know that we belong to the best High School in the Valley. That is why the sophomores are proud to say they be- long to the Class of '89. After a long year of hard work the president, Kirk Vandenhoek decided, The Class of '89 is great for many reasons, 525 to be exact. The people are what makes us great! lt did not matter that we were the underdogs, because we knew we would soon overcome Mickey Mouse and become Juniors. We were also confident that we were an essential part of our school. l could not believe that over half of us were unexperienced. We all put forth a great effort to guide the sophomores to be the best class imaginable and learn- ing how to do that was half the fun. Scott Abrams Melissa Age Becky Aherns Terri Alarcon Tom Alfaro Jeff Almedia Debra Ament Gene Amrnermcn W h, Jaynie Amsden Eric Anderson Sean Andrus Dana Arellanes Nichole Arguinchona Chad Arnell Mark Avery Michael Axelton Dave Bach Kent Baily Addie Bain Carmen Bain Larry Bain Robby Baldwin Heather Barclay Damien Bard Tim Barnes Jennifer Barnhart Daniel Batten Kristine Baumgart Ginger Baumhoff Robert Bean Angie Beck Kelli Backman Mike Beglinger Heather Behee Kim Behrrnan lan Biggs Misty Birkinbine Becky Biork Allison Blain Randy Blachard fm MBV Diane Blaser Kim Bledsoe Jason Blei Kathleen Blessinger Jay Bohner Bob Boisse Nicole Bores Tammie Boven Bonnie Bowden Laura Bowen Dawn Bowman Paula Bradley Todd Branch Dree Brewer Jason Brewer Tom Briggs 44 Sophomores A f A 3, f..4 ,, -4 i