Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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e 5 Cartoons, Divorces, Sit-Coms, and Magazine shows are all . . . Afterschool Addictions Julie iust turned on the tube as Sluthe was about to force Liono - lord of the Thundercats - over the edge ot Hook Mountain. Liono reached down and grasped the mighty Sword of Omens. As he whirled the sword above his head he yelled, Thunder! Thunder! Thunder- cats Ho! A red beam from the Eye of Thundera shot through the sky sum- moning the other Thundercats. Tigra, Panthro, Cheetara, Willey Kit and Willey Cat, and Snort jumped in the Thunder- tank and sped for Hook Mountain to saveiLiono from the evil mutants and their leader Mumra., g ' g A Does this soundsfamiliar? Many stu- dents partook in the afterschool pas- time of watching television. For some, this was an important break from school, until study time. Some popular afterschool shows were Facts of Life, Peoples Court, Di- vorce Court, G.l. Joe, and Thundercats. A missed show was Days of Our Lives which this year was moved up 2 hours, thus making it impossible to watch. Heather Hodgins said, I think they'll lose a lot of good ratings. Some students choose not to watch at all, thinking the shows were trival. While others were busy with sports or other ,after school activities. All of a sudden Julie remembered that she was supposed to be doing her homework. She pulled herself away from the television set and back to her Math assignment. 43, f' l l EMA K elfll is . -,...m. , , . L , V - OBSERVING THEIR fellow Eagles' preformance out on the field of the B.S.U. Stadiumfthese Junior girls wonder if Benelton fashions could ever do something to improve the football team's appearance. sf si lil X' is is N5 Jg355f!,Xt,xe XP Q2 .gag 5 ' ti JDQ5? Q li till NOV ogg? 3859? yi vi Juniors 63

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D Juniors struggle to meet . Tough Expectations Aaaliihhllthoughtlhad enough cred- that matteri are having to tackle bal- its! Baiancing out these new require- ancing out credits because of new re- ments 'is such a pain! With a reading quirements enforced by the School class, cln extra semester of Health, two more l-lumanities credits, a new type of historyi class, and an extra credit classes. in activity classes like Board. Students are having to give up like Drawing for more academic Ameriaan Government, l'm only with I5 credits for electives. , Band, Flight, and Year- less thcln the Class of '87! I my senior year was supposed to Many iuniors iand sophomores to take correspon- and summer school. Jakomeit is taking summer 1 5' N X'tmusv J! ,MV - s do X 4: 1 ,A -1 lx - N r s ss Aff participates in class. f 4 school to stay in Debate and Yearbook, I feel like the School District is cheating us out of our electives. Not only are students now required to take more challenging classes, they must receive at least a C average in their core classes to earn a credit. This is making the battle doubly tough for stu- dents to meet re uirements for gradu- ation. Jenny Johnson spark- with the rest of the Golden Girls. ' DEBATING A POINT, Becky Clayton IN THE EVENT ofa pencil explosion, Da- lyn Willey wears protective eyewear. Juniors 65