Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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arts' hav o 0 0 o wzmmzng zz' mio 20 Mm It was a cold dreary morning. I was sleeping late because the night before I had stayed up to watch the late movie. When I arrived at school the tardy bell had already rung. I walked into the room and meandered over to my desk. The next thing I knew, the bell rang to dismiss class. I practically slept through my next two classes. Finally the bell rang for break. I rejoiced, I was looking forward to spending time with my friends. Suddenly it hit me, I had a two-page essay due third hour, and twenty minutes to complete it. I raced to my locker and then to my class, pulled out some paper and began to brainstorm. Next thing I knew I was putting words on to paper and gradually forming paragraphs. When I looked at my watch, I had already written one page. After reaching deeper into my thoughts I had written more than two pages. Then the bell rang to begin class. I was relieved, thanks to break, I had finished just in time. SUDDENLY RIEALIZ- ING TIIAT ALI, eyes are on her, Clmuntel iw Cheney wakes from a peaceful slumber. N. COMPARING TIIE X QUrzs'r1oNs tothe tm- ! '--4-1 swers, Brad Dildine fin- ishes the biology self- .. i-. sl 1 Q - quiz qUlCklY- i Seniors 137

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M 611160, to mth Iler sweaters are old news, her jeans have seen better days and those pumps just don't cut it. It's time to go shopping, but where? She could go to Karcher Mall, but the drive is so long and let's face it, they don't have much to offer. Downtown just doesn't have it and Westgate, talk about tiny. A crisis is upon the city where does one go shopping? The fight for an adequate shopping mall seems to be a losing battle. The issue was downtown redevelopment never de- veloped and the controversy of a Boise mall, was never settled. But the public as well as students had had enough. The con- troversy was wearing thin as the months rolled by. Not everyone had the patience to wait for the disputes to be concluded and heat- ed public debates plagued the television stations. Others gave up the hope of local shopping and spent weekends and holi- days shopping Salt Lake City and Seattle. Will the crisis of a shopping center ever end? The issue is clearly being malled to death. LOOKING THROUGH THE weather section ofthe newspaper, Sheri Schafer and-jill Robison hope for a big snow fall, which will close school. lui T- LOOKING IDlSGl'S'l'liD Mechelle llren and Cathi Bennett can't believe Mrs. Schmidt wants them to sing it again for the l,lXXJ,tXXJ time. 158 Seniors j2Llfj'TAE,Qf ruff, A T f 'Y ' ,Q .K 55341, 10' 'lf'-