Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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Trying to bring student together proves StuCo. ls StuCo. The first time I heard the term, I thought it was something you could find in the Sophomore locker room. Next I thought it was what you call old gum on your shoe. But in actuality! it means Student Council. Those studmuf- fins that bring you the latest in Gurka faries and lion hunts. They decorate for dances, and create new and fun activi- ties throughout the year. S This year the Student Council helped to raise money for the United Way by sponsoring a date auction. For ple volunteered to dates to the mixer proceeds iraiseidg the ceived over S1000 more than last year. This was also the first time in the last three years that the Student Council has i, - -rss ,ir U. i ,.,u'5i-Q ,-. ijgf Q1 A ' , i 'wuyllpx '- ct ' s Junior Class officers are, Kurt Keison, Ben Schwartzmon Quin Cowmey, and Whitney Robertson. 54 Juniors

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What do you get when you combine a large Junior class with a larger Soph. class? . . . Cro wded Halls and Classrooms The first day of school arrived and Pe- ter got up early, as he wanted to get to school in plenty of time to get a good parking spot. When he arrived, much to Peter's surprise, the parking lot was al- most completely full. 'lGee whiz! lt's only 7:45 and already l've got to hunt for a parking spot. When he entered the bu- liding, he noticed the halls were really crowded. The bell rang for first period to start and Peter walked into his Honors English class. Unable to find a desk, Pe- ter was assigned a 'seat' on the radiator until a desk could be moved in. Many of the Juniors and Seniors couldn't could not believe their eyes at the increase of students this year. The Junior class, with 524 people was con- sidered big and many crowding prob- lems occurred. The Sophomore class was even bigger which caused crowding problems in the halls. Classes averaged between 25-30 students and that was enough to discourage many. Health and Reading classes were the most crowded bcause of the new require- ments. Even though students had five minutes between classes, many found it even more difficult to make it on time with all the people in the halls. l hate it when really slow people are in your way or the ones that just stop right in front of you. complained Darin Scruggs. Peter wondered if he would ever get a real desk but he looked on the bright side. At least l'll be warm in the winter! PLUNGlNG FOR the ball, Kris lmel saves the play. ATTEMPTING TO the sound of the bell, Steve Blackburn casually looks for the an- SW6l'S 56 Juniors i I .I .l 2 1 .rv , 9 as - -: 'ill v In . ff . Q f' Q - R. ,ug A 5 K . . .' ' 5 1 fr 5 1 . t 7 I s I iff, 2 1 1' L: ' l f . L Q 1 . -N Q .. , 5 ,, ,,.W V. .,.f . V tex. t. T N. Q 403 F1 9 ' -,gl , .. . , M ' .s at to if :Fu . is Jzffg , . - .perl . it . ,, , VN, ' .LM it ' Xl. I .4 s-T