Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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-unma- L 1985 was a very positivd . yedr for Varsity soccer ' team. rwehad several 1 goals to accomplish and while we did not reach our f ultimate goal 'of winning the State Championship, we did take secondplace and tied for first for City Championship. ' While there was great in- dividual ploy by all of the players, the team effort that 'they displayed should be congratulated. This year Capital domi- noted the all metro team with four players being named. The players were: Jesse Clfiirumblo, Sr., Ben Pursley, Jr., Mike Thomas, Jr., and John Hatten, Jr. Nominated to the honor- able mention team were David Fornander, Jr., and Paul Lambert, Jr. The players should be congratulated on a great season and l'm sure they are looking forward to next year with even higher hopes of winning the State Championship. A eww STAND ASIDE 4 David Fornander nudges a Meridian player out of his way. A H E A D O F T HE COMPETlTlON Mike Thomas is in control. PENETRATE SCOTT Scott Slaughter outruns them all. 49' E l. Borah Win 5 Meridian win Bishop Kelly win Boise Win it Boise loss f Borah Win i Bishop Kelly win Meridian fie 4 Boise fie BOl'Oh IQS5 Meridian tie , Bishop Kelly Win ..-sk Ulm... :vw -bu--N .4l. Q1-4'T '1gg J ' ful? ' f . '5 Q .Lf-. i , Boy's Soccer I67

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' Not Braggin . . . when they know they have what it takes. The teams only accom- plishments were not just their on field performances, but also their struggle to keep Capital soccer in existance. Without a coach that is here at the school, no sixth period fitness option for this sport, and no home field to practice on or to have games on, it took a lot of effort from the team members to have the success they did. The school programs didn't cover soccer equipment costs, nor did they provide uniforms, sweats or money to defray the individual player costs to attend out of town tourna- ments. The team went to the booster club, and they helped them pay for uni- forms and equipment. With that taken care of, the team went on to show what they were made of. Power. Capital proved to be a good come- back team under pressure, and with nine returning start- ers for next season, as Mike Thomas commented, We're definitely going to take the city and state titles next year. SWIFT MOVE .lay Heath outsmarts his opponent. A GOAL lN MIND Robbie Deeble goes for a goal. Members of the Varsity Boys Soccer team, Bottom row: Randy Toevs, Jay Heath, Jesse Chirumblo, Jonathan Wall, Scott Slaughter. Middle row: Dove Carney, Robbie Deeble, Paul Lambert, Trent Schwenkfelder, Don Allers, Mike Thomas, Top row: Robert Standley, Frank Bright, Mark Cox, Mark Civarella, David Fornander, Ben Pursley, John Hatten. l66 Boy's Soccer

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Golf is a sport that requires the mind of patience of a sophisticated person. Not iust anybody has what it takes to be a successful player. To be a golfer one must have the determina- tion and coordination to learn the somewhat com- plicated techniques of the game. The golf team this year had many positive at- tributes which brought us a rewarding year. I have enioyed working with these players and I can only hope that they will continue playing golf in the future. OH NO! JUNIORS SENIORS + 701f'ff:rfQaz3f5fF1?6 ., I I rid 1' I T 9'l3l't3i2 ?'j'fe25,, . . -Ez, frt.1g,L5,f5s2!m r 'U Xeqkwfvlfq i if e L U 5 ... 9 l cv. T ix I I A , .. , . e, ith! - I eg' se 4 Xu J x Skillfully, Willy Smout man- Q N xgifwq uvers his way out of a sand trap. l68 Golf 5333 W The members of Golf team are pictured above. 'O GOLF No scores were avilable at the time of production. Powderpuff Jrs.-7 Srs.-7 I I SPIRIT! Number 74, Amy Sandford roots on the Senior team on.