San Benito High School - El Chapitel Yearbook (Hollister, CA)

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Traffic-clear street, an exciting band, imaginative floats, and warm weather. The perfect ingredients for a perfect homecoming parade. The theme for this year's parade was 'lgame shows , with the senior's in- terpretation of The Wheel of For- tune winning first place. Second place was given to the sophomores for their float, titled, Football Feud with third going to the freshmen's version of the Gong Show . Pacific Grove, this year's oppo- nents for homecoming, was better than ever. The Baler Band dressed in some very original costumes, enter- tained an excited crowd of over 2,000 football fans during half-time. Also in the half-time activities was the crowning of the very elated home- coming queen, Rachel Zuniga. Her escort was the distinguished Jeff Ross. This thrilling evening of football was wrapped up with a 42-12 victory over the Pacific Grove Breakers. Homecoming this year was fun for all due to the combined efforts of the student body and faculty. lt was tru- ly a night to remember, said Kris- tinea Anderson. According to Judy Bermudez, There were more people that were excited about homecom- ing this year. lt seemed like they had fun organizing it. David Ortiz seemed to say it for all of us when he said, lt was so crowded it was like one giant Baler. Homecoming Student Life

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lO Gawd, what do you call that outfit? Did you get dressed half asleep this morning? Oh, and your hair, no time to comb er whot?l Believe me we have heard those lines and others like it all year. Who are we? We are Mods and Thrashers. A Mod is any young person whose life practically evolves around mod- ern music and style and a Thrasher is a person that skateboards and whose interests are also music and style. Some Mod styles are torn jeans, flannel shirts, over-sized T-shirts, black chinese flats and black Con- verse hightops. Some of our other fave things are black suspenders, hightop Vans, army jackets, boxer- shorts, and long black skirts. We also like late l96O'ish looking mod sweaters or just about anything else we can find. And find where, you might ask? Tina Candelaria thinks Goodwill and second hand stores are about the best for unusual, mod clothes. 'll go to malls and regular stores sometimes, but my second hand clothes are still my favorites. Tiny Espinoza agrees Goodwill and second hand stores are cool because you can get clothes there that no one else has and that look really cool! Leti Candelaria likes to get jewelry there. As for music most Mods and Thrashers like music ranging from new modern music to hardcore punk. Bands like: Depeche Mode, Oingo- Boingo, Tears for Fears, Souxie and the Banshees, The Cure, The B-52's. Fashion Clash Fads Student Life