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

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f ing the first BLT. W Senior Dan Neff auctions off Senior jose Agredano dur fbelowlTodd Silva fl ll, Chris Langmayer U 21 and Wilmer Reyes fl 22 wonder who will be ' k d h l pic e as t e ucky bachelor during the dating game x mr IHA J! -Q .lx K Tom Cruise fAlex Maciasj gives his rendition of Mboylel A croivd of spirited Balers munch out while ld Time Rock -n Roll'-n watc mg the s ave auction. Iright1Coach Lavorato tests his skills as an auctioneer.

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How about a B.L.T.P No, not a bacon, let- tuce, and tomato sandwich, but a Baler Lunch Time! rowds of cheerful students awaited the first BLT of the year. But just which activity to attend was the big question. Lunchtime choices included the varsity football auction, a dance in the gym, and a basketball free throw contest The most popular activity was the slave auction where varsity football players were sold to the highest bidder. The idea of having a slave for the day appealed to the large crowd which gathered. When Senior jose Agredano stepped up to the auction block, the bidding turned competitive. In the end jose became the most expensive slave selling for S79. Junior Mishal Perez, who bought Senior Kevin Menezes said, It was pretty cool knowing you have command over someone for a day. They should have auctions more often. The Fellowship of Christian athletes made about S600 with the auction. It was a real crowd pleaser. The last activity was the basketball free throw and those who participated had a good time. It was greatf' said Math Teacher Andy Flessel. I enjoyed having the opportunity to display my talents in front of the whole student body, but I didn't make any baskets. And as the year progressed there were lip-sync contests, the dating game, competitions and more dances during the monthly BLTS. School spirit always soared on BLT day, because in ad- dition to all the activities, there was the oppor- tunity to meet with all your friends during the single 50-minute lunch period. Yes, Baler Lunch Time was the lunch to munch. - Kaylee Bargar - Christina Aguero sfewzqt

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When the gruesome goblins and the wicked witches came out on Hallo- ween, so did the Balers. any students dressed up in wild costumes for the occasion and got really crazy. A wide variety of costumes were spotted on campus ranging from impersonators and flashers to nin- jas, clowns, and even Pee Wee Herman. There was a large turnout of masqueraders because Halloween was the date of our Homecoming. San Benito was costumed with more than just spirit! The annual Halloween costume contest was held during the rally with the first place winner receiving a free yearbook and the second and third place winners getting S10 off the price of a yearbook. This year's winner was SeniorAdam Mallory. He and Iuniors Steve Andrade andlohn Herzog said, We thought it would be fun to dress up as hookers. Second place was awarded to Iunior Connie Gibson, the little Irish leprechaun, and Junior Ramon Garcia captured third place as a devil. Mr. Lavorato won a free yearbook in the teachers competition for his hockey suit. To behead the pumpkin, Halloween was a spirited, off beat, and fun-tastic day. The only thing missing was that the students didn't go trick or treating from class to class. - Brent Dekay 10 Szadenzlqa Punk Devil jennifer S fliight, through PP f wg! I A Hoover, alias Pee campus scar h gf h b k We