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

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'r 'K A . A fLeft1 Brian Locasciof09j, Milton San- tosfllj, and Gilbert MunozI09J play a pleasant game of truth or dare l fBelow2 Senior Sharon Ybarra, junior Tajni Hughes, and Senior Christine Wright discuss hot gossip on campus. X'-sur Si? Y Wm .vii ml NNT Vhere do you get your fashion tips Karen Torres? juniors Anita Guiterrez and Lupe Bueno cram a few ideas before their test.

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'ww You can always be sure you 'll have something to do around campus -whatever it might be .... hat are your favorlte thlngs to do around school? Studylng gosslprng worrymg about your next class or just plam checkmg out the scene? You mlght sometlmes hear people say stuff hke It s so borrng or There s nothlng to do But thlnk about It Do they really know what they re talklng about? There s a multrtude of act1v1t1es gomg on Thmgs often happen when they re least expected The BLTS are pretty fun to watch but on other days I usually s1t around and talk to my fr1ends states Clndy Grlmaldoll ll Wlth the student store new to us thls year students land even non studentsj often go 1n Just to browse Of course lf they get the urge to spend a lxttle money they ll get what they want I l1ke to walk around and just v1s1t frrends when I m not on the fleld Sald Gma Valle1oll0J And she s not alone on her journey About one thlrd of the school populahon IS domg the same thlng Usually Nlck Caputo and I walk around check 1ng out all the good looklng glrls Sald Rlck Edgell lj wrth a srnlle There s no wrong or rrght way to spend your txme only an entertammg way So next tlme you hear someone say It s borlng or There s nothlng to do be sure and let them know there are plenty of thmgs to do around campus Darsy Dorado . . . . . . 9 9 . . . 9 . . . 1 KC , 0 I, KG , l 1, . . . . 9 . . , . . . . . . I 3 . ss 9 I l S! 9 1 . . . . . 1 . . ' 9 . . s . gg . . . . . , . ,, . . . , . s . . - . . . . . , . as 1 . . . gy . . 3 . . . , . . . . , . I CK S I 1 2 CC 7 0 39 9 . . . Szewwlqe Herbert is astound d t t fact that noth gfell out of h

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A picture is worth a thousand words - and they mirror a thousand moods. At San Benito High School, every mood possible has been seen on many faces. The most often seen mood is happiness. At lunchtime and many other times out of classes, smiles decorate students and laughter rings over the land. For friends, just being together can be enough to create the fun filled times that mark youth. Zzzz - the sounds of boredom usually heard in class along with the moans and groans when students walk in the door for another harrowing 50 minutes. But class can be fun and it is possible for a teacher to tell a funny joke. But when test time comes around, a silence falls over the classroom making the teachers feel relieved. For students it is a time to concentrate and for diseased seniors, boy does that hurt! Friday afterschool is when things really start jumping. Anticipation for that big date, the ex- citement of a wild party, a dance, or just cruising town with friends are typical mood mirrors. But then... Monday. Here we go, all over again. Laughter, smiles, moans, groans but everyday holds some new and offbeat things to do. If you're feel- ing low one day, there's always something here at SBHS to change your mood and pick up your morale. - Kristy Smith 6 Sradwlqa eAnn Reece in one of her mo serious moods.