Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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5 'Q g li 's E MARK TAvEs Sophomore Editor We-9 JODEE RUSSELL TONY A E .i JUDY CASTELLOTTI Junior Editor '.-TR' -aug CLAIRE ROYBAL ANGELA CATALDO Senior Editor Senior Picture Editor l 'i', I LLO JOSEPHINE MERCUR IO TINA DI MERCURIO Art Editor A 'I TA Ed' ' SSI5 an ff 'TOY Business Manager P bl DIAN E PETRINI DANNY ALFARO MARY JANE BRUN O Circulation Manager S t Ed' ' por s itor Typist 45 u icity Manager

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z 'P' Mrs. GIBBS Advisor Yearbook Class ROSE MAGAS Editor-in-Chief The Pirate Staff of ' 8 Not until this year has the annual been really a class, before having been an extra-curricular activity. The i958 Pirate represents the fine co- operation of the entire student body with the execu- tive group and staff. This year's book will be outstanding for this fact alone. The Pittsburg High School may well be proud that such an important step has been taken, and the true goal of the annual has been realized. Marietta Russo and her assistants solicited ad- vertisements from the townspeople and were very successful because of the fine co-operation of the community. Working as senior editor was Clara Roybal. Judy Castellotti and Mark Taves worked as iunior and sophomore editors respectively. Other members of the staff were as follows: Angela Cataldo, senior picture editor, Mary Jane Bruno, typist, Jodee Russell, art editor, Tony Aiello, assistant art editor, Tina DiMercurio, copy editor, and Danny Alfaro, sports editor. The staff worked under the direction of Rose Magas, editor, to produce what they hope is the best yearbook yet. MARILYN VAGLIENTE Assistant Editor

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Mrs. Roxie Gibbs Gail Collard Advisor Assistant Editor JoAnn Olvera Editor-in-chief Jackie Sacco Earl Boer Jude .Iuniphant Paul Kayfetz Feature Editor Sports Editor Advertising Manager Photographer Galleon Staff JoAnn Olvera took command of the good ship Galleon this year, under the di- rection of Mrs. Roxie Gibbs. After hoisting sails, however, rough waters came when Mrs. Gibbs became ill. But with the co-operation of a good crew, the Galleon managed to remain afloat until her return. Besides publishing the school paper, the Galleon staff also carried on its second year of putting out a high-school page for the Post-Dispatch. They also published football programs for all home games. Gaining memorable experiences and making new friends on the voyage, the Galleon staff docked its ship after a successful year. Journalism Class -MDP