Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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The railways of high school life consisted of . . Clickety Clackety Cliques Bruce slammed his locker closed and headed for his class. It was his most in- teresting class of the day. lt wasn't the subject that intrigued him it was the mix- ture of cliques that made up the class. There was jocks, bandos, punkers, nerds, weirdos, wastoids, and new waves. Bruce, instead of listening to the lecture, would usually listen to the conversation being exchange in each group, needless to say provided a very interesting hour. Cliques. What are they? A clique is a group of people who are always togeth- er. They eat together, date one an- other, laugh with each other, study to- gether and go out together. Some peo- ple feel that cliques are all right. Stated one junior, You can be yourself, you don't have to worry about not having someone to talk to. But some other students disagree. lf you're in a clique now when you look back at your high school years you'll realize that you didn't get a chance to meet as many people as you could have, Senior Cyndy Anderson said. Another senior stated, Yeah, I guess they're important but they kind of keep the school from being united. Bruce glanced down at his watch. Only ten minutes left and he would be on to his next class. He didn't take very many notes today but he did find out about two or three parties happening this weekend. ERlC ST. MICHELL: lf you work hard, success will find you. RANDY STOLP: Thanks for the memo- ries Capital. Special thanks to Carolyn for a great Senior year. Couldn't have made it without you. NICOLE SWEETEN: Make life what you want it to be because you will only get what you put in it. ANNE TAYLOR: Don't go where the path leads, rather go where there is no path and leave a trail. ANDREW T. THIESSEN: Life is like a straw it only sucks when you make it suck. SEAN THORTON: As Waddel would say, lf l weren't me, l'd probably be in love with myself. NOEL TOAL: Wake me up when the weekend is here! SHANNON TRACY: Don't live Q, your life looking for tomorrow, live it for the day. ALANA TREES: Hold your head high, smile and go for it. SHANE TRUE: My goal in life is to be a 30 million dollar lottery winner. DAVE TUELLER: Our direction should be toward perfection. Seniors 89