Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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tion but where would we ever progress to if we never broke traditions? Our sen- ior section has set a standard for other schools to follow and for our school to better in years to come. Our class did more than make their pictures look dif- ferent, we were different, period. We are ALL individuals. Our quotes and smiles show it. Open your mind and from a different angle, take a look at us now. PAUSING FOR A moment from their bike ride in the mountains, during an early fall excursion, Su- san Madasci and Lisa Gabbert toss smiles and rock on signs to the photographer. Q' ' ENJOYING THE COOL waters and great Idaho Scenery, Allison Walters finds the surroundings of McCall quite a pleasant way to spend sum- mer weekends. if W Ni Af LAURA WALTERS: School was a reality and the world was a dream, now the world is a reality and school is a mem- ory. SASHA WARD: There is nothing more sad or glorious than generations chang- ing hands.-John Cougar Mellencamp DERAN WATT: To try and not succeed is not failure only when you stop trying have you failed. KELLY WATTS: I gotta be me. ANGIE WEBER: What do you mean the keg is dry? l'm not done yet! Thanks for being the best party-Bud ever Mort! I love ya!! BE.FRl. FOREVER! P.S. Gomers rule! Right Sam? CHERYL WHALE: You never have too many friends, just too many strangers. HOLLY WHITNEY: Our memories to- gether may they never end. Friends For- ever. MARTIE WILBUR: Live every day as your Q. last, fullfill your dreams. ,, KORY WILSON: Never be con- tent with anything less than ev- erything possibly accessible, but strive the hardest for the intangible. KARANN WILLIAMS: The whole system is screwed!! Seniors 9I

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Some like it hot, some like it cold . . . The Ranges Of Room Temperatures. I s-sat sh-shivering in my A.G. c-class, wondering f-for the one m-millionth time w-why I ch-chose a seat b-by the win- dow. M-my fingers tried v-valiantly to grip t-the pencil d-despite their numbed state. My three l-layers of c-clothing stood n-no chance against s-sub-zero temperatures and h-having the w-win- dow wide open m-made m-matters even w-worse. Coping with the changes of tempera- ture is never easy, especially when they range from Malibu-type weather to a windchill factor of ten below zero. For instance, Mr. Tyree admits to his warm- bloodedness and claims his windows, Like to be open. Mr. Smith on the other hand, prefers the other extreme. His classroom is always warm, usually the hotter, the better. Trying to keep up with the temperature changes can take real talent. One of the best ways is to layer clothing. Wearing a bathing suit under three sweaters is a very success- ful idea. M-my teacher droned on as my f-fin- gers t-turned blue and I w-was grateful that n-next hour I c-could g-go to m-my c-class to melt. many mistakes, but none as big as not being sure of yourself. JULIE WORKMAN: The secret of help- ing others mature is not more rules and stricter laws but greater trust. DANIELLE YOUNG: Don't turn away from possible futures before you're cer- tain you don't have anything to learn from them. FRANK YOUNG: Sometimes things are not the way they are, the same with friends they are with you sometimes and most of the time they aren't. Yah! JEFF YOUNG: From the famous words of John King, Go for it! RON YOUNG: Some will come, some will go, but P.A. fParty Animalsl will rock on forever! SHAWN DEL YSURSA: Don't walk in front of me. I may not follow. Don't walk behind me. I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. The pre- vious I dedicate to my friends. I ,, love you! RACHEL ZACHRESON: l'll nev- er give up my dreams, 'cause if you do you're just wasting eight hours a night. DANELLE ZAMORA: The past you can- not change. The present is and the fu- ture is yours to control. Seniors