Mission Bay High School - Taroga Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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Buc's Feast mssm an igfee-X Fl . , Sinn -e Eogerly awaiting the delicious cuisine, students discuss the game. C 'sf' e . a Q- he varsity football team, poised for vic- ' Q is e a. tory, faced the Clairemont Chiefs and iff ' P .B .gg by halftime led 7-0. The score re- , fo . mained 7-0 throughout the game. The excite- ment of roping the Chiefs built up a lot of B outrageous appetites, cured by the Buc BBQ, wipe, g ,' Q-5 Nw ' .N which followed the game. Hamburgers with Q., rr., ' R .vm gs. all the toppings and chili served as the main course. Pineapple, salad, and baked goods t '2 -a V leted the menu. Many students and 'A B comp , , , 1 'X 1-,Q-0f5:2Q:A ,gilt A 't fi tt teachers showed their true ravenous spirits by T-Qnligeffu' Wei going back for seconds, thirds, and fourths. Coach Harutunian stated, The Buc BBQ had is' N5 been larger in past years, but this year it turned out to be a success. , X v SUE Won't anybody ioin us? exclaims Mrs. Russell. Coaches Pugh and Whatley reinforce Buc confidence. ,gc . ,I . v p,, gm 1. . ,l 5 K , . .X ,: ...- ' I 'A -:fue P 1 mm- ' f ' all r ' , 2 2-

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Q t t av Goes W est t tttttt Ae svmted S nts 'Veg heme' Demonstrating how to hoedown are Michelle L., Ta- K . to west!-1 ' mann S., and Heather S. s ,-411, Dressed to the ultrabright smiles, are Dina Silva, Mary Berger, and friends. Western style by Michelle Linville, Tamarin Star, Shawn Murphy, and Candace RW E estern theme invades dance floor! The first dance of the year took place in the school gym on October 17, 1986 at 8:00 p.m. Earli- er that day, the varsity football team roped the Clairemont Chiefs 7-0. The winning game and Buc BBQ prepared students for a spirited western dance. Many students pulled out their western duds for the hoedown. An exceptionally large crowd of over 200 enioyed the 91X and 92.5 style of soul and new wave music. At their leisure, they rested and refreshed themselves with punch and pretzels and enjoyed the decorations of scarecrows and streamers. A thrilling game, an excellent meal, and a little western spirit resulted in a delightful day. fi- ' Seniors Ernest, Dwain, Carolyn, and Tom express their opinion of the dance. '0 'L It li N l ' A-' 5 e ' - 5 ' 'I 6 -e -I '. f- '. 1, -