Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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D b .4 lS l-lE STEALING a snooze catch- ing some rays, or just hanging around?? Only Matt Lawson could tell the intimate details. REASSURING HIMSELF, Brett For- rey, makes sure his driver's Ii- Cense contains the correct data. writ-rin v!rl6jgNfDO QDDEA of We 4100 2 ftwffpxww 9 PM N10 J- Vfoty A59 9' AYJI2 SCO Q07 LOJ f L 0-no Vxwi fill WW Doo , My WQNA QUNIV A0 PASSING A LIFESAVER during class compititions, the Juniors maneuver their toothpicks with precision. NOT MUCH MORE could be said then that of the marquet-we are the Eagles! Wmn QL!! '70U QMSOO-:D CWM! Q iif, 1 Beifwe ifof-Neff' Ii CI l'f. I ,MQS5 You, Hifi L WL Sowg 161 li-. luek W x ufouwN,Q,-ivy! f Closing 205

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PIT CA As l sat taking my last Hnal, in the midst of stress, fatigue, and confusion, my mind accidentally wandered and it occurred to me, not only was this my last Hnal of the year but it was also the last final of my high school career. My mouth gaped open as l comprehended the meaning of that thought. The school year of l 986-87 held many changes, traditons, and exper- iences which were approached from a different angle, by and for everyone who was involved with life itself. Friend- ships were built and friendships were lost, but the moments and memories shared, were worth the cost. The end of ff fl EXPRESSING UNCERTAIN ENJOY- MENT Roby O Id d' s the ty 27 Vmlwl' JW MLM wbanerco Id +1 ffl ffl ,MV DISPLAYINGTRUECAPITALCHARM,Q M177 07 ,fin QM vga! muncrikm neverf I frfywffl ?Llv17Quw-55145411 iif wffg,-U,wWffl,, A mf! our QlLrfM4lf.ifZff M-M f Zlsfiififw 204 cu 9 , 'f

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-I i'i' ' DURING A FRIENDLY game of mud f otball, two Capital Eagles mo - ouc e y are the correct way to have fun on a J sr d y ft Auf ' W-----1 I Y , old experiences could have only mark ed the beginning of new ones. As one third of the Eagles moved onto new and dif- ferent ways and means of life, two thirds remained to carry on Bussiness as usual at Capital. Whether they chose to attempt new ideas or carry out old tradi- tions it was up fo them. As for us, we viewed life from 'a different angle and chose our own pathsto take, t As my mind came back to the test in front of me, l decided I could Hnish re- meniscinglater because ifl did not con- centrate on this final right no w-it might not Lferny last! v fi cf ff r A J All fir r x fr-xx V It ,, I J 3 V y .-,mx . Q , -r . I x X -:dl ' N 1 h l