Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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Staying Ht and free from fat . . . The Exercise Syndrome Lulu dragged home from school, tired and in a do-nothing mood. Grabbing the cookie iar, she trudged into the fam- ily room to catch the last half of Days of Our Lives and eat a cookie or two. The intensity mounted as pregnant Hope anxiously awaited Bo's return from his daily, dangerous excursion. Unfortu- nately, by 4:00 not only had Bo failed to return, but Hope started having con- tractions at five minute intervals and Lulu, in awe over the entire experience, had eaten the entire jar of cookies. Feel- ing guilty, she hurriedly changed her clothes and made a sprint for Nautilus, the newest fitness center in Boise. Dieting, known to most as die with a 't', seemed to be losing popularity and physical fitness was taking over. Staying fit was a craze booming among teens and was becoming a number one prior- ity. On the average, students worked out four to five times a week, two hours a night. Some worked out by swimming, lifting weights, or aerobicise. Tonight Lulu sweated and panted for one hour straight in her aerobics class and felt wonderful physically and men- tally afterwards. As Danelle Zamora stated, You go to get and stay fit and after a workout you feel like a million bucks. Just like Danelle and Lulu, ev- eryone else has the same goal, to strive for the best and develop great bod. the year, Coridor. BRYAN HUSKINSON: Crazed and de- mented, but socially accepted, anyone got a match? JOHN ILETT: In order to have a sound body you have to have a sound mind. RAINE IRVING: Hey Mr. Rich Man, when you can't sleep, just count your money instead of sheep.-Crazy 8's HEATHER IVERSON: To Mr. John King, You have been a friend and an excel- lent teacher over the years. Thanks, Love ya lots! JENNIFER JOHNSON: When I woke up crying life brings me down but it's not worth losing until it's found.-The Fixx KRISTI JOHNSON: American young- sters tend to live as if adolescence were a last fling at life, rather than a prepara- tion for it.-Time ANGIE JONES: Like mom ui- I! ways says, lt is the inside that counts. Not who you are but what you make of yourself. JEFF KAISER: If you ain't the lead dog the scenery never changes. DEBBIE KALDENBERG: Thanks for all the Seniors 79