Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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A common sophomore predicament is the . Little Sibling Blues Allen Thompson. IIHere. Scott Jones. Here 'IDeb Allumbaugh . . . say, aren't you Bill's little sister? Yah, Deb said half heartily. I'm Bill's little sister. Hey, Bill was a great stu- dent. You've got yourself a big job try- ing to live up to what he did. In fact, I remember once, just after I had given a test. . . Great, Deb thought. I hate being known as 'Bill's Little Sister. Every- where I go I get that title. Why can't I just be known as Deb AIlumbaugh? Deb leaned back in her chair as her teacher rambled on about her older brother. Did this sound as familiar to you as it did to so many other sophomores with older brothers or sisters who had walked down Capital's hallowed halls before them? Unlike Deb some didn't mind having older siblings at some school. One sophomore said, I love going to school with my sister because l know I always have a friend. But some aren't as luck. Another sophomore had this to say, All of my sister's friends always bug me. The bell rang and Deb got up to leave. As she went leaving her teacher stopped her l'm sure you'lI be just as great as Bill . . . Deb. Deb left the class- room with a smile. Lori McClish Lorna Kledzik Raellen Knapek Heidi Krause Chad Krawl Katy Kreller Michelle Kresge Lori Kunz Mark Lambert Michele LaMott Cory Larsen Kim Lawrence Dane Leatham Amy Leavitt Erica Lee Richard Lehosit Karey Lehrman Jeremy Leon Sabrina Lewis Anna Lim Tammi Lind Michael Little Michelle Little Mary Ann Lloyd Brandy Long William Longden Candice Lords Ginger Lowe Stephanie Loveland r Wendy Ludlow Courtney Lynch Charity Lyons Amy Maddern Cathy Mahan Dawn Markovich Lisa Martin Shawna McConnell Anne McCracken Aaron McCulloch Duncan McCulloch K.I. McDonnell Dina McDowell Robert Mclinaney Jim McGerty Kevin McGinty Aaron McKinnon Mark McMahon Michael Meredith Pam Merrill Jennifer Meyer Michelle Middleton Cathy Miller Nikki Miller Kenneth Minor Chris Minter David Miiell I Sopho

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USING their lunch time to do their homework. Tracy John- ston and Jeni Barnhart hurry to finish if before the bell. AT the Homecoming Assembly, Sopho- mores demonstrate a new way to hold hands. If :z.QH1g,s Sabrina Henrie Chris Henry Josh Henry Nikki Herrera Annie Hesp Richard Hess Kara Hill Scott Hilpert Holly Hipwell Matt Hirschfeld Carrie Hoff Aaron Holbrook Robert Holmberg Michelle Holt Erin Hopkins Bonnie Hoppe Kimberly Howell Rebecca Howell Tiffany Howell Cady Huddleston Dan Huclon Michelle Hugill Erik Humphrey Debbie lturritio Mike lwakiri Jaunita lyotte Greg Jacobson Steve Jarvis Michael Jennings Brent Jensen Nathan Jensen Steve Jensen Jody Jensen Paul Jester David Johnson Richard Johnson Rod Johnson Tracie Johnston Shane Jolley Ann Jones Ben Jones Helen Jones Stacy Janes Jennifer Jones Toshya Kauffman Cynthia Kaurin Jeff Keavy Brian Keegan Kerry Keenan Adam Keith Shelby Keller Shelly Keller Bobbi Kern Sean Kettler Deann King Tiffany King 48 Sophomores 4, Ll

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Heather Moelmann Scott Monk James Moody Chris Moon Rhonda Morgan Kirk Morris Tiffany Mortensen Brent Murphy Lyle Murphy Debbie Murray Keri Murray Patty Murray Stephanie Myers Paul Navarro Annette Nelson Chad Neptune Bobbi Ney Jenny Nichols Brian Niederer Jim Noll Nick Nope Peter Norquest Jodi Nuttall Steve Oberrecht Siimone Ogata Marnita Ollis Jeanny Olsen Loren Olson Dawn Olson Carter Oster Andrew Otterness Tressa Pagett Scott Page John Paterson Tami Patrick Melissa Payne Diego Peregrina Denise Peterson Randy Peterson Val Peterson Erika Phillips Jeltery Phipps Eric Plummer Troy Pogue Kyle Porter Bryant Powell Michelle Powers Randy Prudhomme I l I Ralph Pulver Heather Purtel Lanea Puterbaugh Monty Radford Crystal Ragland Janet Rankin Amy Rasmussen Jeff Raybourn M gl, They captured your eye and your interest . Un Those Extremely lntriguing Magazines I strutted into the Circle K during my lunch hour and quickly gathered togeth- er some lunch munchies. Then I zoomed over to the magazines, I was amazed with how many there were. Leaning up against the shelf next to me was a very attractive girl, looking at a magazine about clothes designs. It looked like Vogue or Seventeen. As I fumbled 50 Sophomores through the other magazines a certain cover caught my eye, the swimsuit issue of Sports illustrated. I grabbed it and looked through it. As I fantasized over the contents of this issue, time rushed by rapidly. I forgot all about school and being back on time until the girls beside me asked me what time it was. I glanced at my watch and answered her. I'Five minutes to one. I went back to my magazine, then it hit me. I was going to be late again. I decided to buy a maga- zine that was a little more educational. I grabbed a magazine about NFL football and went to the counter to pay for my junk. Then I ran back to school making it to my class room just before the bell rang. I ' 'fill