Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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SITTING, Left to Right: Roseanne Cattolico, Andrea Davi, Carol DeStefano. STANDING: Jo Anne Schutt Betty ,lean Ferrante, Tina DiMercurio, Nancy Garcia, Alice Rodriguez, Carmella Garcia, Rose Magas, Janet DiFiori Claire Roybal, Angela Cataldo, Marilyn Vagliente, Noreen Lombardo, Karen Richardson, .lo Ann Olvera Rally Committee The Rally Committee is probably the most active group on campus. Throughout the year the rally committee vvorlcs at organ- izing and planning the rallies and Pep club activities. Six Pom-pom girls, three yell leaders, three little Pirates, and the president and secretary ot the Pep club make up the rally committee. Members ot the rooting section, who are also members ot the Pep club, are under the leadership ot the rally committee. Rallies, Rallies, Rallies! 1? 'wunm'

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Pep Club forms a block letter P. Pep Club Pep, pep and more pep! this is the Pep club's motto. It is organized to promote sportsmanship and cheer the teams on to vic- tory. lt has one of the largest enrollments of any club in the school. Some of its trade marks are: wind-blown hair, sore throats and red noses. The last football rally was an exchange rally with Antioch. In the morning yell leaders, pom-pom girls, pirates, coaches, season co-captains, and Pep club president iourneyed to Antioch and they were met with a worm reception. Later in the day, Antioch student leaders iourneyed to Pittsburg. The Pittsburg rally will be remembered as one of the most enthusiastic in the school's history. The rally was highlighted with a yell given by Mr. Poe.