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

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X, airy fLeft1 Spirited Seniors cruise Back In Time , in the Football Homecoming Parade. fBelow1 The Freshman Class shows their new Invention of Spirit. QX Mi !Abooe left! Seniors savor the Sweet Taste of Victory . fLeft1 FEC whips the competition to take 2nd in the float competition. fAhooe Middle! Grand Marshalls juan Robledo and Katherine Mook prepare to lead-off the Homecoming Parade. IAboUe1 Drama acts out the Homecom- ing Football Game in Halloween Day Massacre. irit -Magazine 1 7

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fter late hours of working into the night, the homecoming floats were finally completed. Weeks of planning were necessary to prepare for this special event. On San Benito Street, the traffic came to a halt as the homecoming parade approached. As the parade rolled on, many people were watching the floats, band, auxiliary units, cheerleaders, and royalty couples as they passed by. The parade was rad in many ways because of better floats, more people, and a lot of spirit and pride, said Iunior Rommel Foronda. The homecoming theme was Back in Time . In the float competition, the sophomores cap- tured first place with The Legend of Sleepy Hollow . The Foreign Exchange Club float came in second place with their togo expedition. ln third place was the MECHA float which displayed the prehistoric time. Last but not least in fourth place was the seniors with the 50's float. Although the senior float came in fourth, Diane Hernandez has a different point of view, I felt the senior float was the best. As the parade came to a close, many smiles were noticed knowing that this annual event was a success as Milton Santos stated, The parade was cool, and better than last year. - Elmer Labuguen - Teri Teshima Mboue right! Sophomores Spook the Spartans and win First Place float en- try. might! juniors show Prehistoric Pride in the Balers. 16 mirit Magazine

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or kids who live inland, a trip to the beach has to be one of the most exciting things they can do. On Louie Louie Day, it was almost the real thing. Louie Louie Day seemed to be the most suc- cessful dress-up day of the year. Balers showed their spirit by turning up in wild print shorts and flashy tops in an unexpected cold snap. Though the weather was droopy and cold, I had an awesome time, said Junior Armi Ferrer. In true beach spirit and '86 summer fashion, many Balers wore white goop lzinc oxidel on their noses. Some very spirited Balers even brought a beach umbrella, ice chest and beach towels to have a picnic on the girls' athletic field. lt was great trying to catch some rays in such great weather! joked Senior Stormi Hurlbut. It is also a pleasure to see the teachers getting in- to the swing of things. Miss Wallace donned a pair of Bermuda shorts and throughout the day, beach tunes could be heard drifting from Mr. Braun's room. The best way to enjoy the dress-up days is to be a part of them. So let your hair down and get crazy for a day! Don't worry about what other people will say. Senior Beth Harn thinks that, Dress-up days show how much everybody cares about their school. - Angie Dozal - Kristy Smith junior Robert Gonzalez thinks, Th t t hl rays are jus oo muc 18 mirit Magazine