Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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Whether a person dates one or many, it's all . . Love-N-Romance She giggled with her friends as the confident senior strutted by, unaware of the admiring glances. He is sooo gor- geous! exclaimed the blushing sopho- more. Her giggling friends agreed, then parted, each wondering when they Blush took her dream a step further, What if he asks me out?! The dream slipped away as she concentrated on the reailty of life-geometry. Love was rated itl by a majority of students and everyone had their own opinions on the subject. Some students preferred to date many, with no com- mitments. Others were determined tot be in love continually, while some, with romance unavailable, felt destined to live in a remote monastary or convent would see their dream man again. Miss A lfor the rest of their lives. What about I the adorable love birds we saw each day in the halls? Would young passion for the other continue? Unfortunately, statistics didn't promise unending rela- tionships for most, only IZWJ to INK: lasted. One half of a senior couple stat- ed, lf our relationship continues after high school, great! . . . If not, at least we had this time together. The days are now warmer. The blush- ing sophomore no longer giggles, but smiles boldly when the confident senior strides by. He has begun to notice his young admirer. Could a romance be blossoming? is DARREN GOULD: Life is what you make it, so make it one big party. FAY GRABLE: Through the last two years l've learned to grow, love and that life is only what I make of it. FRAN GRABLE: If one dreams big and succeeds, then one will know there is always room to accomplish more. TRISH GRAHAM: Christy, in the near fu- ture I advise you to wear both shoes 76 Seniors when on a beer run. Thanks and 2-baby! DANA GRIFFITH: And you thought I2 years was a long time! Now comes the hard part: wish me luck world because here I come!! TROY GRIGGS: Life unfolds on a great sheet called time, and once finished it is gone forever. LISA GRIGSBY: It doesn't matter where you go or what you do or how much you have. What matters is who you have beside you. MOLLY GRISHAM: From what I can re member I will never forget. Remember Dishonesty is the second best policy. It s a festival. MATT GROEBNER: When the cup is full carry it even. TANYA GUNN: Life take it as it comes to you. DEBBIE HAHN: The journey of a thou sand miles begins with one step.

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