Capistrano Valley High School - El Gato Yearbook (Mission Viejo, CA)

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CHECKIN ' OUT THE PRICES- A T-SHIRT MADNESS-After a long Sophomore Loren Killion and junior search, senior David De la Pena is Kevin Randall check out the prices ecstatic about finally finding the of pickles at Hickory Farnns. With ideal happy shirt for . todays ' high prices, price compari- son is important. Shopping 37

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▼ CHECKING IT OUT— Junior Karia Garcia consults the mirror to see if the outfit she ' s trying on looks ok., if not great. Many tried on clothes just for fun; after all, trying on clothes is half the fun. ► STROLLING A-LA-CART— Run- ning errands for mom, sophomores Alison Bane and Nicole Brooks roll a cart into Pavillion ' s grocery store. Nowadays, grocery shopping isn ' t just Mom ' s job. ▼ RACK ' S ' N ROLL— Sneaking a peak, junior Robert Beckman looks on while senior Mick Newhart seems indecisive about which tape to buy. Students spent a small for- tune buying tapes. WluM, guuji get l(u)pf)iMg: Liti m — i , padH, lock . . .o-.L, Mi go v hopping— an exper- f ience some guys abso- Si lutely dread. Myth or fact? Do guys really hate it as much as they claim or are they just hiding their shop- ping obsession for fear of clouding up their macho image? Junior Ian Brown openly admitted, I like shopping and I also don ' t mind going with my girlfriend. In contrast, freshman Jor- dan Wiley complains, ' I don ' t like shopping and I don ' t like shopping with girls, either. What ' s wrong with shop- 36 ping with your girlfriend? Could it be that some guys are too embarrassed and would rather go by them- selves or with other male friends? Shopping with friends is o.k. but one thing that ' s a definite no is the sugges- tion of Mom tagging along. Who goes shopping with their parents? Plenty, obvi- ously because after all. Mom ' s got the credit cards! Speaking of money, senior Jorje Soto relates this embar- rassing moment, I was about to pay the sales clerk when I realized I didn ' t have my money with me. Sound familiar? This has happened to many people. Or how about when just as you leave the store, the alarm goes off ringing so loud that it feels like your ears are about to fall off? And besides that, people are looking at you like you just stole something. Freshman Nick Lawlor remembers, Just as I was walking out of Radio Shack, their stupid alarm went off. Another shopping exper- ience related by junior Daryn Peterson, is one he ' ll never forget, When I was in the dressing room, an old lady accidentally walked in just as I pulled down my pants. Whew! Talk about embarrassing! Another folly happened to Pepe Pedraza. I was walking in the store and 1 accidental- ly knocked over a manne- quin. I thought it was real. So, do guys like shopping? Well, as long as mom stays at home and strange ladies stay out of dressing rooms, or if somebody else pays, then the answer is . . . yes!!

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