Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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Our Future lies ahead . . . New That lt's Dyer lt seemed only yesterday when we felt scared and apprehensive about enter- ing high school. lt was a time for new friends, thrilling football games, dances and, more important, a chance to dis- cover where our ambitions would really take us. Where does our future lie now that it's over? Countless memories lin- ger in our past while thoughts of tomor- rows to come fill our minds with ques- tions. Will we make it alone? Will we conquer life's problems and make our dreams come true? As we ponder our fate make a promise to yourself, a promise to strive your hardest and achieve the goals and expectations de- sired because you and only you can make them come true. Remember: Life is not measured in time. lt is measured in the joys and sorrows that each day brings. For yesterday is the past and to- morrow the present, so live each day to the fullest for they last no more or no less than ci blink of an eye. Each of us makes our own decisions and future. We must always live so that we are de- serving ofa good future. We make the choices. We can live in one of two ways. Henry King described these ways best when he said: 'llike to the falling of a star, Or as the the flights of eagles are. 94 Seniors qJ'..xf3,11 v ,-mv.. .,., .

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DEBATING HOW MUCH glue is needed to properly hold the glitter, M0ndY J0Cl40mlf9, Dee D99 Smlfh, ANXIOUSLY SUPPORTING THEIR Sheffi l'lClll, Und Echo CUSSY DVGDUVC daughters, GG. moms help hold the decorations for the HOl'Y16COmil'1Q extra flags during a half-time perfor- Dance. mance. ,,.4f, .ll Ns.. - DSX, X we .1 i if-P A . .7 'vhs A 4 , QAM 4 Jun , sq ggi, ,. , - - V fl-I -6 as 'f , - :vi - 1 t' eww 'ff AZ N v Lv., ff QXV' xg. paul.. ..-sg ' --.y: 1, , -if iff- DISPLAYING AN OVERWHELMING HOPING THEIR DECORATING ef- amount of school colors, the varsity forts surpass that of fellow school cheerleaders participate in the supporters, Brian Keegan, Gabe Ro- Homecoming caravan. senvall, and Kirk Vandenhoek tape with extreme caution. 96 People Ending .3 'O cp Q . if, if .X .4 JG V .-A 9' t 1, fr g. 1 1' its in lx 'H ill