Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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437 4, i Hey, Susan, wait up for me! exclaimed Jill as she ran after her best friend. Hurry up, Jill, or we'll be late for the assembly and we'll never be able to get a good seat! As Susan and Jill rushed off to the gym, their friends, Bob and Matt joined them. So are you chicks going to the dance next Saturday? Bob casually asked. Yes, we are. Are you guys? 'lYa, we're taking a couple of foreign exchange students. Oh, that should be fun! exclaimed Jill. Hey, did you go to that great Oktoberfest last Wednesday? Bob and Matt nodded their heads as Jill continued, Wasn't it great? - One thing high school had been acclaimed for was its innumerable activities. Whether a person enjoyed dancing, music, athletics, or academics there was usually an event going on to supply fun and enjoyment for that person. Summer thru Spring there were continual events going on, many of which were approached from a different angle. For example, a new idea was to have the Homecoming Dance be ofa Fifties theme. The school newspaper editor, Marnie Basom, asked 'lWhy change tradition? Tradition was broken to try out a creative new idea and the dance proved to be successful for all those who went. As Susan, Jill, Bob, and Matt left the gymnasium they laughed as they recalled the class competi- tions and they also discussed the reasons why the Seniors always seemed to win. As summer came to an end so did sleeping in and Karann Williams heavy eyelids made her aware of this fact on Senior registration day. The varied facial expressions of Kris lmel and Denise Barsness only demonstrate the mixed emotions felt at our first football game against Meridian which we lost O-33. h'ZfW'fA7Zl'flU. 6 Events Division

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