Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Noreen Mercurio, Roberta Heinrichson, Grace Ann Russo, Linda Mutulo, Dorothy Fields, Katherine Fortune, Bobbie Lois Douglas, Lee Anne Edison, Karen Lucido, Cesca Cardinalli, Olga Aiello, Joyce Krassa, Rogelio Tumbaga. SECOND ROW: Jeanne Cattolico, Marie Ventrice, Anna Aguilar, Ruth Chism, Anne Bruno, Jackie Knap, Prudy Russo, Kathleen Russo, Evangeline Jayme, Diane Coray, Carolina Walker, Lynne Woodward. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Karin Giesen Adviser, Sandra Lockner, Frances Ann Billeci, Emelia Herrera, Socorro Luna, Ruby Love, Sharon Rodella, Glenda Haskell, Veronica Quesado, Nemesia Jayme, Jacklyn Cornelios, Peggy Norton, Jeanne Poe, Josephine Mercurio, FOURTH ROW: Carole Cotalano, Aieleen Ross, Linda Coad, Sharon Rebstock, Julie BonAnno, Angela Cataldo, Carol DeStefano, Gerry Rissetto, Annette Ferrante, Marietta Russo, Kathleen Horan, Dulcy Moran, Marla Rubottom. FIFTH ROW: Steve Sanfilippo, Lenny Lucido, Bruce Carlson, Irvine Slceoch, Anthony Siino, Bart Carlson, Stephen Reed, Phil Lucking, Rudy Diolcno, Sergio Tumbaga. SIXTH ROW: Anthony Contreras, John Regelbrugge, Robert Calone, Norm Simoes, George Mitchell, Sal Aiello, Nelia Gonzalez, Theresa Guzman, Paul Eclips. SEVENTH ROW: Jo Anne Garvella, Suzanne Ward, Jan Nicoll, Joyce Clark, Joann Delgado, Cicina Norton, Rosemary Contreras, Nancy Parent, Judy Gundershaug. EIGHTH ROW: Jimmy Promessi, Sandra Vasquez, Bettye Crudup, Andrea Partinico, Cara Ulrich. Romance Language Club OFFICERS, left to Right: George Mitchell, president, Angela Cataldo, treasurer, Frances Ann Billeci, vice-president, Judy Gundershaug, secretary. The Romance Language Club under the supervision of Mrs. Giesen, Mrs. Gibbs, and Mr. Pomposo is in its third year. It includes students who are taking or who have taken Italian, Spanish, or Latin. This year the club is divided into two groups: active members and associate members. Active members do various services for the club, such as sell- ing at games and working on committees for the banquets. These members are eligible to receive activity points. During the year the activities ofthe club are picnics and banquets given by the ltalian, Spanish, or Latin section of the club.

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Mu Alpha Theta Club SITTING, Left to Right: Joyce Williamson, Kathleen Horan, Marla Rubottom, Nancy Parent, Karen Richardson, Lynne Woodward, Suzanne Ward. STANDING: Adviser Mr. Collin, Norman Simoes, Ken Kovacs, Tony Aiella, Ken Lucida, Larry Wood, Paul Mello, adviser Mrs. Shirley. Early in the year, PHS petitioned for a Mu Alpha Theta charter. This is an honorary club for students who have a B average or above in math. To obtain a charter a school must offer at least three semesters of algebra, two semesters of geometry, and one semester of more advanced mathematics. At least one teacher, whose primary teaching field is mathematics and who has completed an under- graduate maior in mathematics, must be employed. Mrs. Dorothy Shirley and Mr. John Collin, advisers of the club, meet these requirements. ln order to belong to this club students must have completed or will complete a definite number ot required courses. There are approximately seventeen students who were eligible for membership in the club. 56

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FIRST ROW, Left To Right: Karol Krey, Theresa Guzman, Suzanne Ward, Jeanne Poe, Jodee Russell, Linda Guerra, Dulcy Moran, Frances Ann Billeci, SECOND ROW: Sandra Lockner, Nelia Gonzalez, Karen Richardson, Marla Rubottom, Lynne Woodward, Nancy Parent, Judy Gundershaug, Margaret Jiminez. THIRD ROW: Larry Wood, Tony Aiello, Ken Lucido, Norman Simoes, Paul Mello, Ken Kovacs, Louis Confetti, Kathleen Horan, Delores Ezell, Elsie Macfarlane, Josephine Mercurio, Diane Billeci, Tina DiMercurio, Joyce Williamson. California Scholarship Federation OFFICERS, Left to Right: Norman Simoes, president, Linda Guerra, vice-president, Joyce Williamson, secretary, Larry Wood, treasurer. The members of The California Scholarship Federation were very active This year. In the fall They sold concessions at games. The money They received from this, combined with the dues,were used To finance Their Traditional Honor Day. One of The oTher acTivities was a parTy for new members. This year The membership Totaling Thirty-one was among The largesT in The history of PiTTsburg High School. Miss Clarisse Bois, adviser for The club, decided how many honor points and what subiects count for points To join CSF. 58