Morro Bay High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Morro Bay, CA)

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iff mhz 2' ,Q f it ,, i ., .5 ,Q W 1' sg . 'V Xi Page 38. 1. Junior Mary Hudson hangs an identification number on a VW Rabbit used as a parade entry, 2. Proud juniors stand before their entry entitled Beach Extravaganza . Larry Baldwin and crew had high hopes of bringing home a trophy for their class. 3. A noontime dance, with the music of Z-93 Soundwaves, entertains the student body as Mr. Pruitt introduces the first annual car contest. A 1986 Chrysler Laser will be awarded to whoever can make the required basketball shots during half-time competition. Page 39. 1. lt is rumored that in a secret ceremony after the football game, Queen Hilary knighted her father, Arby Kitzman, Duke of Del Mar. 2. Stephan Goertz, exchange student from Germany, is being hosted by the Kitzman family. Coinciden- tally, Hilary Kiltzman and Stephan were elected Homecoming Queen and King. 3. Dave Havemann tapes the finishing touches on the French Club entry which won the decorated vehicle divi- sion prize. 4. Senior Class President, Jimmy Avant, waits with queen candidate Katia Kowarsch for the first Homecoming Pa- rade since 1972 to begin. Homecoming 39

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'I Love A Parade' he Homecoming Parade, the first since 1972, was one of the last steps in the long march for the '85 king and queen nominees. A sparse crowd cheered the thirty-six nominees as they pa- raded down Morro Bay Boulevard on a foggy Thursday night. The first step was nomination. Any group on campus was allowed to nominate a king and queen, if they provided a parade entry, which their candi- dates could also ride during half- time festivities. After eighteen groups made their nominations, the clubs began working on their parade floats. The next step was an assembly to introduce the candidates to the stu- dent body who were asked to vote for a final five to continue to the next round. The lunch period on Friday was extended in order to announce the five finalists. Stephan Goertz, Brad Hudson, Tri Lindholm, Chad Mulligan, and Mark Tabares survived the election for king. The top five queen candidates were Hilary Kitz- man, Tracy Santos, Rhonda Sims, Shelly White, and Aimee Wong. On the night of the football game against Paso Robles, the potential kings and queens were transported around the football field at halftime on their parade entries . As a result of the afternoon's final election Ste- phan Goertz and Hilary Kitzman emerged victorious as Homecoming King and Queen. After a week filled with contests, dances, and festivi- ties Homecoming '85 became a col- lection of memories. 38 Homecoming

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What's Your Favorite? and the Duck? Teen Beat? From fast food to maga- zines the student body demonstrated a wide vari- ety of preference. Has someone ever asked you what your favorites are? You can learn a lot about a person by asking simple questions. MBHS set out to find out what its favorites were by polling the campus. Several examples were given to stimulate serious thought. In some cases the top three favorites were a surprise, especially in the choice of restaurants. Our county has recently gone on a feeding frenzy. New places, such as Hudson's Grill and Nero's Pizza, seemed to spring up over night. If a new business opened its doors you could bet that it was a restaurant. Old favorites pulled through however, with McClintocks and Woodstocks taking the top two places. The results give a cross-section of what MBHS pirates favor today. Times of the 40 Favorites X ,,,,, ACTO RS 2. Clint