Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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wil i N il ' if ii' , 1 . n X lil' im do JM Wilwlll W I lN1 l! will Ngllwfi ll W W Ml gint, The Members ofthe golf team are: Iiirst row-Coach Swindcll, Willy Smout, Dave Saiiiingartjeff ilohnson,-julie llowenujess Hawley. Mike Green. Mark Gibson, Scott Smith, and Conch Stevens. Second row-Rick Winn, Marc Rhoades, Mike Mulick, Charlie Harding, Brett Smith, Steve Atchley, and Mike Swindell. MQ. K. .. 'f'9!g,N , 3 'f' 'fag l I' y .,-vf'9 S ef wizikg A fl ,A 3 ', 'ww i' - .' 'm , ,Wg H i fn' A' ,QVAJY .. A W M -. . EVERY GOLFFRS DREAMI 21 lmlf' in 0119- STUCK IN TIIE SAND, Marc Rhoades tries to get his ball out. Golf 121

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MARC RHOADES, MIKE MULICK AND CHARLIE HARDING show the latest in golf fashion. Precise Eagles made their opponents Green With nvy Spring brings green lawns, warmer days, and golf. It is the time to bask in the life-giving sunlight and heat. The atmosphere at the golf courses of Boi- se is almost electric with the prospects of new and old golfers alike. The out- come of the season is demonstrated through hard competition, developed skill, and true sportsmanship. The sport of golf encompasses many skills, but most important are patience and marksmanship. These skills can only be developed to the ful- lest through hours of practice and rig- l20 Golf orous training. The season will not be successful if attention is not paid to these important skills. A winning season also comes about by a good winning attitude. A real win- ner said that winning attitudes is achieved through confidence and this team has a lot of that. Even with a younger team, I think we can pull this off. says Coach Ste- vens. Capital High is very proud of the fine golf teams yielded in the past and this year is no different. BELOW: SHOWING PERFECT stance jeremy Speizer prepares to putt. Right DESPITE NORMAL NERVOUSNESS,jeffjohnson putts perfectly. Syl W -ati SCOREBOARD WE OPPONENTS id- Boise ik- Borah ni Meridian --w Nampa iw- Caldwell

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In everything a'one, there will always be a certain amount of I nclifviclaality Although many believe high school students go along with the crowd, individuality persists. Clubs such as bowling, biking, and gymnastics exist through a few students' determination to do their own thing. Gymnastics has been at Capital for years. Though the team was small-two junior varsity members from Fairmont jr. High and one varsity member from Capital-the endurance was great. Practice, be- ginning in july, took place at ei- ther the fairgrounds or a local gym. All meets took place at the fairgrounds. Biking club, new this year, was ll! Gymnastics inspired by five sophmores with a common interest in the sport. They not only wanted to ride for fun but also to give another school in the area competition. They hoped to go on a weekly bike ride and compete in long races during the summer months. Bowling club, a club formed only last year, was reorganized for this year. The team participated in a friendly competition against each other one day a week after school. All these clubs display the di- verse interests and individuality of students. Q There can be no finish line until one starts pedaling. The members of Hiking club are: Ben Schwartzman, Mike Shaw, Nathan Moore, David Duncan. Tory Thorne. Mr, Duncan, DURING A WORKOUT, Elena Haus displays her talents by doing an aerial. Q! Gymnastics needs more support along with a lot more involve- ment in the future. elilena llaas