Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1959 volume:

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U 'Lf xl J L 3 i The Golden Years Like the closing leaL'es of a boolf. Our hzgh school wears pass bw And sate or one small leetzng lool. The preczous moments l3 The long halls teachers lads and such The classroom s the school bus The lzttle thzngs that meant so much Are all a part o us 3 N All zs gone all dzsappears 6 W SN Our hzgh school our golden years -S ,Q SX G Farewell the famzlar places Q N K xt, The trouble and the un ZZ. i XQ K 3 We seek a neu world new faces E XB fk XQ 4 lid NJ XJ X. NX X For now hzgh school IS done N 3 lx -'xr Q And wzth zts end a new threshold Replaces that that sped N l So quzchlx these three gears o gold , XLIILWLJ Q96 U And now what lzes ahead? No fears for high school just steers 6Z Q Xa!!! 2 JA!-e L s Into more golden w ears or' X 5,01 Lbd IJIHH no x ffhfejff N5 ff 1 I . N - f f ' -- . f I' J T PQ ,s X Q R l , ' , Kfdbxy, lx N X xx - . NX vm- if N 5 N Q , 'N 3 If N . K T Blu Nvxi 9 K , lf 5 xl lt n RE N AN Qui g wiv KX 1 XX L xi xwr ,A 4-sg X . . 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They set the cherished traditions and helped cheer our teams. Their spirit still lingers on. The alumni of Pittsburg high have made our high-school years truly golden ones. 9 ' Y A sh- X f I if Q 2 .a , ff i A A ' f gli ,- A ' .. ' ' 'r W 54 +R : ' H 5 5 ' f I 'M ' 1 L k 4 S4 3 H 2 3 9 4 .. 9 in ' I 9 W' IQ 1 1 'iF09 '1 'x :m,...., A 1 fnq-fgay W . I '4l 97n'.- -g , L- w K x-- ,A Y In 4 I ., 414, Ng..-Q xg, fl ! ', ,Af A ,,' .. 'L-if 'ff' ff, 4 ,,fu. Myne- 'E5f', , V , fq':,.l Z. 1 , 9 -K.1L2'f'lf':,1' ar fhifhf- ' , -W ,f W ,. I . , , g,f,.w ,M XC . 413 f' ,,5 'fffj'4 pl' 41,5111 , ,ff ' ,ff f A., N, N, , 'I .Af ,JV ,ff-A wiv' I- H 'bfi' ,.. ,,2' -' . , I, - ,.- .-ff, ,ff A ,M ,N ,- f , ., ,--3 1 Y 4 ,.. M, ,W fe O z i f , : r- 'Lw1 1 V v V , ff ,fgfffsffff ,,., , , f N.. lg 1', 1! .f .i f' ,lr ,. 4, . ' f r, V, -g.f,- , 3,,.',,,-1. ' 3. 'lf ,f -- w ,1 -gl-'f ,f1, -1-A 'f-Z, ,ff -Z ' A ff ' - , i A ff .n,' I! , e ,Q ,ff , .f . ,- A , .. L A N S ,f' ,az - K 1,4 1 ,,,f NR Q , 'f ? 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Wie at Pittsburg senior high are very proud of the extent of student participation in school government. athletics. and all activities. We hope all students will participate in the government. athletics. and all social affairs of the school. Such participation is bound to add to your happiness at school and to your qualifications for adult life. l.et this book be one more reminder that education today is a must. l.et it remind you to ask yourself the question: 4'Am l making the most of my educational opportunities? Sterling Nlacfarlane Principal CEN 5'l'.'XNll'lill l.llil3H ANIISROSINI Iilfflx' -'ii Secretary i V5 - T 7 x 1 V 'f I It .9 lg , 5 ., n ,L W U ,,f .IVV 1 A , nl v, V gil X A, Vfws df' it Y T Nwl'r DR. CHARLES E. HAWORTH Edward J. Johnson, Edgar A. Poe, Donald G. Mitchell Superintendent Assistant Superintenrlents Greetings and congratulations to the graduating class of l'l5'J and to the staff of the 759 Piratel The theme of Wlihe Colden Years is an interesting one. for education can he likened unto gold in some ways. The henefits of education helong only to those who are willing to sacrifice and 'iligu for it. Some of the hest 'cgoldv lies deep and is not to he discovered hy those unwilling to scratch helow the surface. So it is with education. Cold has its intrinsic value. hut its greatest value is in what it will huy for its owner. Education is the golden key that will unlock the door of opportunity for each of you-hut only if you have worked hard and are prepared. The last thirty years have heen Hgolden yearsw of education in many respects. ln Pittsburg it covers almost the entire existence of our high school. and therefore stretches from the beginnings of the school on the second floor of the primary school to the wonderful school plant. now nearing completion. which you have attended. Even to those who attended ten years ago. and who now return to visit the school. these new additional huildings are so impressive that they feel you are indeed the fortunate generation. l know you must share that feeling. But historically the term 'golden agei' has been used to designate the highest point in the development of a nation. Vile trust that this meaning of the term will not he true when applied either nationally or locally. Vile are now engaged in a titanic struggle for world survival. Our success in that struggle may depend. to a great extent. upon the further improvement of our great puhlic educational system. ln this sense the 'fgolden years may well lie in the future. not in the past. Your part in that future has barely begun. Here in our schools you have had the opportunity to lay some of the groundwork for future success. We hope that you have used this opportunity to the utmost. Cordially. Dr. Charles E. Haworth City Superintendent of Schools THE GOVERN l NG BOARD 2 l M 1 . QQ, ., 'ffm' ' A R Mfg . Mx '55 -A ' A , V4 7 4, gf, gi -553.5 .. Sf' 1 '5 .1 jw 4 ,22 5' 'V' 512 f Lg w y , f 1, Afifa, ,f, . V gf 35:21, sta? 1 ,mwgg -- ,ew fr mf., . 1 '1Q',? GAETANO POMPOSO JOHN POWERS BRUCE ZIIFVES ,0O EPHRAIM RENZ Italian Wood Shop En s 6 Biology Spanish Dramvt c 0 ff . 'VWQLLU I L- f -Ui E f K' I I LLL ,L ,- if 67, I r V Ll f M' T it 2 ' A. ' L ' X al 4 'ft 0 1 D411 Ll 1' u ,IND I AHL ,L XL A L I 1 l-it Nfl f JOSEPH LEE LURANA LORD Dean of Boys Dean of Girls United States History EI1gliSh 4 f 7 , 1 J I I, I CLA ffffkcf' ,'i'fL',i!1N DOROTHY SHIRLEY RACHEL SISSON CLARENCE WAEDEN PAULINE WEST Algebra, Geometry Typing, Shorthand Physics English Trigonometry Office Practice Chemistry 1- Mr. Tyson and Miss Baer in a familiar position. The library service class hears instruction. Special Services Improve the School In addition to fulfilling the basic functions of a library. the Pittsburg high school library has become an in- structional materials center providing magazines. pamphlets. pictures. films. recordings. and all types of audio visual equipment for teachers and students. The librarian. Mr. Tyson and Miss Baer. his assistant are most helpful. The library service class is organized to teach students the use of materials so that they may assist the librarians, teachers. and other students. Miss Olivia Hunsinger. director of health services for the Pittsburg Unified School District. has been most helpful this year working with Pittsburg high school students. The high school health unit not only serves PHS but is the central administrative office for the Department of Health Service in the district. Miss Barbara Barnes. staff nurse assigned to Pittsburg high school. develops and carries out the general health program. Miss Hunsinger and Miss Barnes along with Dr. Harold Geist. clinical psychologist. and deans. counselors. and teachers all work together to help Pittsburg students toward better health. Lillian Nelson. secretary. lleftl and Miss Hunsingfr 4- Il-. , BARBARA BARN ES ' I by Vw 4, SIRS, CATHERINE SIxISON Left to right: Sarah Doedema, Emestine Watkins, Martha Killingsworth Helen DeVito, and Jewel Anderson, head cook. Working with only one goal in mind, the Pittsburg high school cafeteria workers try to satisfy both the faculty and the students. The cafeteria is not only used for brunch and lunch, but it is also used for school dances and clubs, faculty or civic banquets. Supervisor of Pittsburg school cafeterias is Mrs. Catherine Simson, who has been director of Pittsburg cafeterias for eight years. Head cook of the cafeteria is Mrs. Jewel Anderson. These two hard workers, their adult assistants, and student workers help to keep the cafeteria a place to be proud of. Left to right: Joe Crillo. Tom DiNIercurio, Shedo Lucido, Grace Buffo, Ratzi Bonanno, and Joe Sangimino. Working hard to keep the campus clean are six Pittsburg high school custodians. Their work - begins in the morning and ends long after the H students have left school. The Senior Patrol has helped to make their job a little easier. They work not only during school hours but also at night and during all vacations. Two hard workers are Ratzi Bonanno, head day custodian. and Tom DiMercurio, night cus- todian. Throughout the year students saw Ratzi and his assistants working efficiently with the result a clean and neat campus. Clasges 61 x N Fi J ,., ww.. ., Q' fp is fx!lx,'1f'SY 3, . 7 A v I ..,. 5 ., x a 'K' Q P 1 y v 4 55,6 A ., S, K , ,J r 1 fl4'g V MMA? -2?-tg.. -gf: f5....,,,.,. 73, ,5 'aww ' ..,,4.. -1-. 15 , . 1 .,..l.i 3 ' ' ,,ra . , F JLTVS, 5 Ll'-T Q, 3' ...,..-qw 4,4 ,, , , ,W Mr, rv J, z A, ,Mi .. M: ', A ' 'XTTW' -fM,pLL,g4 - 5 ' I 3 wif? rg 1:55 C 5 .5 ' ' ww f,w,nM .5 ,. .,,.,,, M 5 'fyf-ww U-n -... I G Q : ff NZ? f'-f L- pff, Qin- 1 'Rf gyms- Md! .L as Ni bf M, 2 ., Lf'-N lf' i I 2 N-S YDING left I rr ht fx Ill! r CCI Kr Elwibeth Vrnzalcz 'Nlx B IH nn nn ce u lm Ie N 'nu H 1 HX pri 1111 I Nlfflwff XII T m lflxf NI IHXX ' x,-af, ew A111-nfrja. Eetrcllita Aguilar, Anna Aifrllfr. Prufly .-UM a. f.arutf'n Bakfrr. Barbara Bakrr. Elxiff Bainf'-. Myrtle Bank-. Faye Bcrrry. Hf'1rH Billf-ci. Dianne Bille-ci. France-Q Ann Bwnannfv. Nanm-tif: Brazil. Nlargarvt Bra-xsvr. Ya-:Ira Buffw. Nam-y Bugmi, Flizabfrth Bu Ulla Theresa Cabalan Nlar ha Carpmo Catherme Castellom Judy Cerda Glorla Chl m Edna Chrl tlan 'Nancy C0 tanza XIHIIC Cutmn Luanne Dau Cunthxa Dau R0 e Jean I,11Y1 an Dila 1 Jannrtte Uudrt Xian H1 n IH J s' s, , . s , , .5 1 s' , . s , - ' '. is Delgado. J0ann .FH ,Q J tt ', ggh, f- , ,.U , I. j ,. E13 . f'f'L'r' Ezell, Delores Forrest, Dorothy Garcia, Bertha Garcia, Catherine Gonzales, Rosario Gonzalez, Elizabeth Guerra, Linda Gutierrez, Ofelia Hemandez, Sandra Huffman, Kay Horan, Kathleen Hurtado, Lupe Jiminez, Margaret Katanic, Joanne Krey, Karol LaVere, Denise ,NDP xv f 0 is ' J l . ,' i I L xl al if r I. . 1 J L! I . KU' L vt XL IL xx 1, L , L Q ' .HL Y fi - Vx J J J v . i 3 uw! li i JM X5 J J J X ut J M fy J I..1ChIl Tem Lockner Sandl LootQma Joanne Lucldo Cenevlewe Luyan Suiana Macfarlane- Elm Matteuccx Emley NIcCutchen -Khce Nlllann f me 'Nhllvr Qhlrlcs Nioore Carolv NI n n Flam 'N mr 1 r On earl SIUYHIIZ Iiulfy , U Nw , , ' 1' . vf' ' Y' , IVI lf'n 011' . lrix P- Poinflvxtvr. Ioan Quf--ada Veronica Rattn. Diane Ririfz Nlarifrtta Reed. Anita Ricks. Gloria Rulmttom. Marla Sain. Cmrgia S3I'lt'llf'l. Grace Shaffer. Margaret Shaw. Leah Silva. Olivia Smith. Rhonda Tf-rrannva. Karen Tmia. Nftrinf- Ve-ntrive-. Nlariv rf1 X Walker Carolma Wallace Carolsn Vie PT 'Nlar arc! Whlte Johnnu xillllfifll cn Juc W1 d Juamta Zamcra Nlan Xrnad: Teal Xrx W .xtkm I3 qu 1 x llzauslmaml Nlllx m B lla R amll 1 au Yu -Ss. .lary l an 5A A Liwml. .'XlflriClg'- ' al' mf I3.1g1.1,. Tj ' v . All v l3'll'A.i. l l Cadena, David Cardinalli. Frank Camduff. Charles Chatman. Don Coley, Don Confetti, Louie Coray, John Costanza. Anthony Darone, Vince Davis, Emir: Davis, Lee Dell Delgado, Jess DiMercurio, Tom Dumlao, Armando Eclips, Paul Enea, Horace Ferrante Horace H051 Rlchard Freeman Larry Frost Charles Funkner James Garcla ,Ie s Gentlle Phxllp Granberg Wayne 1 u Q f rmlme r Nlartm Cutnd e R1 nald H lx ll C rald Hemanfl L Pate Jnmm 1 Julldll mm , 1 . y , ' , s . , Grill l. Ln i' , - gf. , Cuiliano. Lnuie ' fl . n a-'v , ,Q- . ,. . , , ,llll I. JlPrf'IIll Johns. Norman Johnson. Harold Johnson, Henry Katanic. George King. Howard Landry.. Edward Lawson. Wiley Linde, Al Lombardo, Russell Lozano, Ronald Lucido, Edward Lucido. Joe Lucking. Phil Matamoros. Frank McDonald. James Me-lendez. Robert 'Hello Paul 'Niercurlo Frank 'Nhckew Lonme Moffett Bob 'Nlunoz Eddle Nance Don Nealon CharleQ he-Ill 'Noel 'Nunn Henn Ortega Rudw Pardl Bob Parke-r Klonzo Plcklv ,lame Proper 1 Kenm uarrxclm Robert Que ada Damel ' rv? - , Y 's. A Q. s Q . Riccabona. Sal Rios. Ronald Simarro. Frank Shaw. Lvslif- Stratton. Robert Stroup, Ron Tirey. David Togonon. Romeo Tumbaga. Roger Tumbaga, Sergio Valenzuela. Cf-cilio Valle, Lewis Viscum, Joe- Webll. Larry Weisman, Howard White, Stanley 28 Williams. Lloyd Wylie. Joe Zocchi. Richard Seniors Recall Their Golden Year Our golden year has been filled with excitement. accomplishment. and disappointment for the class of '59 The lT0 seniors who are leaving PHS this year have worked hard to make the most of their final year in high school. X The football season started off with a bang with the Pirates defeating Mc-Clymonds of Oakland On October 10. the Pirates defeated Monterey in the annual Battle of the Cousins. However. to their disappt intment. the last game of the season. the Big Little Came with Antioch. ended in a l3-l3 tie. Though the football championship was lost. the season was yery exciting with the last rally being 4'These are your lives. Coaches Knap. DeStefano. and Berkichf' The skit was hilarious but sad as the seniors knew this would be their last Pirate football rally. Vince Darone became the fourth gridder in Pittsburg history to be named on the first team of the All-Northern Football Selections. He also won the Vieira Award. with Lionel Aldridge receiving the 4'fVIost Inspirational Playerl, award. After football. came basketball with the glorious defeat of the Panthers by a score of 38-35. The cheering section roared and trembled as the end of the game approached with a thrilling climax. The second semester brought the club's nominations for Miss Pirateer. with all the candidates waiting for the exciting announcement of the winner. For the seniors. time began to run out. and plans for the Senior Banquet began. When the Senior Ball and Ditch Day approached. one could hear talk of formals and food throughout the campus. While plans were being made. rumors were being heard that the Creative Arts building would be finished for graduation. This brought ohls and ahls from all seniors. As June l3 drew nearer. seniors began to wish they were sophomores. With the trading of pictures and the last days of school approaching. they could all look back on their golden year at PHS and realize that they were pre- pared to meet whatever lies ahead. f wr- Ht l'rwM ::1- fd Ilerxlfrfraq fl-- V- an RfAg Jfv1xfan havi- .5 i X ' I If l ffwzu I1 Knap. Ilifrnvfl .Xldriflavn Yiflff' Uarwm-. and the Fan Jo-w Sffpflfvrruf-rfw -nfzak imf- -1-1111 r 5 1 1 Frat-' 1-4-zwh. H:-nv Uvnuf--. at rhf- ffmtlnall lmanqun- f W 3. 'f ' .. lv ' U, - ' 1- 3 ' ' . n fliflnz . My Q' 3:91 . f 1 Var., .7-' -1 :ff s Three Win Gold ups The 1959'Bank of America gold cup winners named representing the three general fields were Horace Enea. fine arts: Paul Mello. science-mathematics: and Kathleen Horan. liberal arts. The ten certificate winners and their fields were Max Basque. trades and industrial arts: Frances Ann Billeci. foreign languages: Charles Carnduff. art: Horace Enea. music: Linda Guerra. business: Kathleen Horan. English: Paul Mello. laboratory science: Pearl Ong, home economics: Marla Rubottom. mathematics: and Joyce W'illiam- son, social science. Both the gold cup and certificate winners were chosen by a com- HORACE ENEA Cold Cup in Fine Arts I I ,Music selors, and faculty. Students were chosen on the hasls of a superior mittee composed of Principal Sterling Nlacfarlane. the deans. coun- record in their specific field. All-round scholastic ability and extra- curricular activities were also determining factors. ,R 9 hee! in MAX BASQUE FRANCES ANN BILLECI Trades and Industrial Arts Foreign Languages . 4 .hq-g CHARLES CARNDYFF LINDA GUERRA .-fri Business KATHLEEN HORAN PAUL MELLO Gold Cup in Liberal Arts Gold Cup in Science and Mathematics PEARL ONG MARLA RUBOTTOM Home Economics M41thCm0liCS JOYCE WILLIAMSON Social Science ,I :ici , ,J , -A ffl: 'Y ,, ffm if' ' iew. K, A .ii fgwxx 1 C!-:fl 5 I 1 'jf' if , k 'iQ STXNDING, left to tighi: Bart Carlson. B1-Hy Culflwx. Brllf-v Cfiflif Bmw Xuno, Jacki Knap. Sharon Hehstock. Gram- Mm Huw 1. .HNIUH CLAXSS OFFICFRQ I' .151 f'1w1U! 1,l:xH-1 .NNN 111,550 I 'ffl' .ll l.Hf UONXXNU 1lf11x FII UU W lll'4l34'l-T WK lIf!f,f.11f ,I XVKI hXX m. 9EATED: Julie Spring BXIH' ff,-XIIISUX BKTTS CUBBIQY JACK! 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Rivharri Em-a. Sandy Erinlwn. An Mari Fsana Claudia Favalora. Frank Fr'-lvr. Corky Fir-irii. Dorothy Firm-Ili. JO? Fi4rM'Pfi. Nirfianif' Furl:-. Klaggir Frritai. Luis Clanii. .-'xriste Gaiii. Fred Calli. Victor Carnblfz YPFB. Carvia. Henry Garcia. Jvsfe Marie Garcia. Harir- llarcia. Mary T ' I i L U 1 I 366 1' .:, 55.- -Q 'fig V' it I ,, ' hi 'W' 'i A 5 ,Y m- , f' ,yi ,il bf 6 A :X , n f 'Y I f , I ' ,.A , A ., X gf, , ' ' if L f . if' I C 'nv WW' 'Mu , 75 , .U fi 9, ,gvx Q! ui 1' 'Y L tr T' L 1? Q- fa nr .nw 4 fi 4 4.,.f 5 Q5 J y rv vi' C2 fx 4. s 5 Q., v 6x ' 4- Q-. 1-v tvs v- 57, 7 9- K W fv- ,-Q 44' Q! v-f - 8 'K 4, fl f vf X sy v f 1 t 1 I Q ' ,X K .H,,,. 4 ll ' ,fx ' -'fffi l W, 5511-' O .al-5 Q T' T' 57 , 1 'Ii - an 4 'C' R X1 Q.- X ff 3 YL 1 '-P' wr' vi av' rv fn- xx A 5 A. g s- T., qw 'X If L flarw-lla. .I---fpllinf' f1am.J..,- flatlfr. llam- f,f,lrl,.fx. llvllv hrax-. lilly Nlaw Cr:-gnry. lla! Crijalxa. l'at flumina. Tum Cutie-rrez. Frank Hagf-r. Ipi- l'lLilllilN1'll. Nanvy Hamnlvlt, Fam Harri-. ffliff Harris, Ilnn Hr-inrivllfon, Rnlwrta Henry. Bob Hill, Charles Hinujosa. Cvnr Horton. Donna Hughvs. lam' Hull. Regina lanws. Thr-stun Jaimv. flnramn Jayme. Ne-rnrrsia Jvnnings. Janin- lllq-N. Jann-N Jimnw. Yin:-v hlulrrlwrm. Nlurgarvl .Inllrw-11. Ralph jflrrv'-.4Pt1-lim junk. lifrprr lxuyfru. l'aul Kr-lly. Jann-- Knrlluggg. liarry Knap. jawkiv' Kra-aa. Joyce LaF1eur. James Law-Inn. Gwendolyn Lca, Charles Lekatos, Nitsa Lfwi-. Larry Lfrwix. L60 Lewi-. Walter Llfiyd. Della I.mf'. Ruhy Luwk Flllflry Luvidii, Karwn l.ur'id11. l.f'n Xladama. Phillip Magna. Annamarie Malik. Dianne Marin. Jess Hartincc. Dennis Martinez. Mary Rita Martinraz. Veronica Math:-wr. Elza Nlcllonald. Janie McDonald. Dick Nlchlullcn. Dfwnald XI:-chant. llfnni- Nle-llwr. Stanley Nlv-rt-hant. David NL-rt-hant. Hiawatha Nlfrcuriw. Nrtrine Nl'-rviiriu. Nnrma Mir-kvy, Willie Xlmlkin-. lfthrl Muir. Harry Nlutuln. Linda Nlyvrf, David 2 , V U ff f Y - ,N K i t 'I . .L YD' I 5-4 ' F' ix NP, .gl y I V 'rj SN 1 .i 'v :iff rn' .4 Q 'I ' 4 9 ' Li' x K . , ' b I, 0 1 . I I uafxx I no --' f ' nn A 4 A .g A . S i , ' Q Q i. , l i, W, 31 It ,. if Q ,,, A 'U-. , AMW ' fl' A f -7 ..., 32' ' 0 c 0 TQ, 9 xy, I if a 'A' V , 351 'ff ' x , 2-f Xlyffr-. Xlllrh' Nwsman. ll: fum NVYVIIIHII. Wanfla Nikkf-l. Lynn NIITIHIL Llvinu Nllflllll. l'eAggy Ole-r. lri- Orrmc'-V. Enl Padilla. ll'-f' Paimvr. Ellie-l Partinim. .-Xnclrfla l,t'2lI'f't'. Rufu- Pe-aw. lie-luru Pcfar-Un. llaxid Pipliinf. Jum- Polk. Gary Puwvll. lfurnl Promvssi. ,lim Ratliff. Cuindvll Ratio, Jowplminf Rezllftock. Shawn Regfhlluruggn-A John Rcnmls. Jwlm Rice. Marivtta Rivkf. Janiu' liippy lhllx R4-1l1fll.L. Nlmrwn llwlgrh. ll'IlN limp ra ln Hll lim-. Xl' lv f'r1 lil-:1,l1. X1r4l:1:.l H1112-'. Jn., H1'1.l1l1.l.1. l..1tl.iv Hu--I-. ,X11-irni liz:-.l,1lr.11v fum Russo. Kathleen Russo. Prudy Salsetti. Madelyn Sanfilippo. Steve Schiller, George Scotto. I'-rank Sechiatano, loc Shirkey. Lam' Fifrra. James Siino. Anthony Siino. Harir- Simarro, Eddie Siragufa. Roaomary Skeoch. Irvine Skinnf-r, Jack Smith. Ranie Smithson. Jerry Smylie, George Spoaito. Ken Stockton. Jay Straub. RiCharLl Strusis. Georgia Styerr. Barbara Swixhrr. Harry Tafoya. Tino Tax6:. Mark TPBQIUP. Elffne Thomas. Vivian Thompson. Floritta Tilton. Diane Tllglonon. Jullr' Tfiolas. Georgia Tumliagza. Wilhvlmina Turner. Gone lfliarro, 1055 wr 'K Q V 'K .1 S . 1' I 'Q fu v-v Ulrich. Cara 17, Valencia. Sal Yan Westrop. .lan Vasquez, Sandra Yenegas. Carmen ' Y 7? ,.. Yerduzco. Sonia -Q . Vienna. Annette vlllalulms. Ray' it V We-gner. Marilyn K, 4 Williams, Tyrone 'iix 3 Willis. laul . A V A Wilton. Betty Q Younger. Carl , V A arf. , x' 2 Uscar Guards Treasures ' The juniors this year have striven to forward their education and to prepare themselves better for their sen- ior year, the most looked forward to and the last for- gotten. The annual event of the year was the Junior Prom. held in the sf-hool Cafeteria on November 21. l juniors who were excused from classes decorated the eafeteria gzaily with brightly colored fish and ships. Key- noting: the theme of the Mystic Sea. was an old sunken ship. an-oiiipaiiiecl by Osear. the octopus. who guarded the treasure chest of jewels. Couples danced to the music' of ,lack Kennedyis band. from 'l:jNlp.1n. to l2:H0a.m. f K' 'A g j QI A ' it ' ! f ' 1 - 1 'LJ CQ -JJJ t1'2'Lf L,4-'11, f-QC ff 7'L k'Zf f ' A ' ' 4 , f' f fpoffebg 4'-A OWQLXQ :L xyffifisalfc -4 o.0.,Lc., Z D rn f f ' , ' fait? Z ,A f-0162 4441 i I' dd C 44' qfffl-fd' wl A145 - fz':,L,4,e G., ffczfzco Lg, fqfgyezm,-47 ,f.,e,, . ' f L 'V I sf QQQLL Exif! !Lc, fA f N - L -fflbjq QL' -L4 ' 7 f ' V L '14 ji4'1,,L,zs 41, kj, ffggf 1. f u , if 1- X' K ffdg A QL -La 1 C'-L4'L fL'i Zelda L. f Right: blurlffnts f'nj-fy juniwr Prrun. Below. left: Mr. lnman's Lvnitffd States History claf studying. llf,-low. right: Jacki and Karr-n with Pittillurg lmyf? Below. left: What': nhw jfrkef' asks Mr. Inman. Below. right: Rosemary Contreras and Rosaria Cat tolico talk with Mr. Buxton. I 4-'A 1 4 ,f .fi gf X, -'53, , 'HY . V Q , . 1 ' 1 .1 x tttxvtxmtut 2 mn cnevkolf' co' xlll ,. I J,f- , 2:3 G, , 2 xx 1 lf' , W WW, rf 'f 45: 'Q :A A 4 .5 ,X 1 I 'Hama I 3 .K f , 3 4 2' 6 -'ik an m . 5 1' we ' 'Q , I i' Sa SEATED, left to right: Pat Cogdell, Frank Hurtado, Yvonne STANDING: Ed Weld, Nick Peirano. FOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Fall President RANDY CL.-XWSON l'1're-pmsirienf ED WELD .qecrelarv YYOXXE ENEA Delvgnlzg NICK PEIRANO f1 l':l- X Enea, Randy Clawson. Spring NICK PEIRANO FRANK HURTADO PAT COGDELL RANDY CIAWSON fx'5 Haw fa cv .nal Q, 3 giwf 4 . QWWL uf Memgqmw QQ, Y' X 4' Q42 L2 M 5 ff '52 X 1 3 as Lg at V ff ' 'K L. t J f sf' if K J I t T Es., N I Mg' 4 3 -. 2 WA I K I 7-r ,. 'JPN .ybr , - , . z ,x .4 . inf! rr x , SQ, ,, . 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Judy Hvauin. Marion l'lwnrlrir'lv. Beatty' Hill. Emf--I Hill. lflllll lwlfrflgllw. Suxail Huran, Mary Hulivrt. fll4,ra lluglir'-. l.ur'illf1 Hunter. Jimmie Lee Hurtado. Frank lrvingz. Elizabeth lnzf-rillo. Eraiimo johns Edith liminr-L, Lydia Jvnningf. lame-S Jarfll. jaramillfv, Vincent julin-nn. H+-tty johnwn. Huston Jllllfl-fin. Jtlhfl lfnlinxfln. Ralph Kahlvr. Bftty Karaviaa Hclsn Lalmuanan. Alicia Lalluata. lfvlipe- Iallii-ta. 5+-iniiin l.antf-r. Larry l.aYf'rv'. Lynda l 5, i IX? KN 9 -'XII X 9 X K' K, 1-5 Ov- 'TY J- S M, au, -r-- 1 .xvig NJ 9 l? '. if 'XX Lawwn. Il'-nry Law-nn. Wanda Ima. Ixy I.v'nIl81'1i. lfwi-. ,-Xniy Luvknwr. D4-nald Lmnliardn. Frank Imzanu. Irrfnf- Lu:-idn, jnhn I.una. Cf-orgv Lunrlf-vn. Jana-t Lynch. Niargarm-l Maraluaa. Sal fNIacDavid, Carol MMD:-vill. Thomas Magri, Diana Manifold. Edward Nlarcantnniu. Cary Marrion. Donnie Marlin. Richard Martinez. Arthur Mlfffly. Eddie Mat' Mvllrnry. Patricia 3IcDnnald. Thomas Nlvlnnis. Suv N11-I.:-riria. 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Y, A ophs Play Vzgorous Role 5 3 1 fl by 5' The sophomores have played an enthuslastle part m the hlstorw of Plttsbur High School Most lmportant 1n makin all the class affairs successful were the capable first semester offlcers Randy Clawson president NICTC Peirano dele ate Ed Weld vice president and Yvonne Enea secretary 'Vlr Karin Giesen also played an 1m portant part in the success of many class actnities Throu hout the wear ambitious sophomores haxe been strnm, to attain hi h standards. Those interested in special subjects joined the clubs which featured that par- ticular interest. Many sophomores remembered the fun they had on March 13 when they were decoratin the cafeteria for their Sophomore Hop. The theme was Island of Para- disej Later in the evenin, they watched the crownin of Miss Pirateer with excitement and anticipation. won- derin which one of them would wear the crown in 1061. Wilson. Stuart Wood. James Woith. 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Council Deals Wit For the first time since IU56 the student r-ouneil played host to the Diahlo Valley Inter-school Council. Ahout 60 students and advisors coming from six different schools enjoyed the theme of the meeting. Leadership With a Beat. It included music by a eomho made up of loeal hoys. which emphasized the Conferenee theme. The major project for this semester. however. was the safety eampaign under the leadership of Noel Nellis and the entire student eouneil. 'ljhis eam- paign was put on to halt traffie aeeidents. The main idea was to stop drinking and driving on the night of the junior Prom and other aetivities. Student eouneil meetings were full of interest. Iisually the memlrers eame in noisily. in a way eharaeteristie uf all teenagers. During the first semester President Max Basque ealled the meeting to order. Viee-President Noel Nellis led the pledge of allegiance and Seeretary Elsie Nlaefarlane read the minutes of the previous meeting. New and wld husiness followed with the eommittee reports. The advisor. Mr. joe Lee. was very helpful despite this having heen his first year with the student eouneil. The eouneil adjourned again noisily. XOEI NEI IIS ELSIE NIACFARLANE r HPI!! Secretary - P if lkill lroai-l -tl rommi--if-11:-i's: l .IIl Il.ilIlIIIf'Ili. lluliy XI-iran: l'ilIlliIl4t'. Karol Iirey: Nells. .li-we Ilou-ez . , . . Iletoril-. lx.iIhlef'n llf-ian: and lulvlivitx. I,--n Iuiid--. Various Problems e efonc eme ter ot unf er max oe e l :re lfer e fonlr ser lal xlfe are lrent l o u s o nee a ff t oufh Bruce Carl JH hall heen elertefl hx a lar e majorltx an artlrle ln t e ron tltutlon ounc lm to e lnel l le Thi artlrle tatefl that the xlce pre lclent he a Senior After murh f ntroxer N the tuc ent f Ullfl flerlru t out rufe and call a 9116113 ecctlln au e l n the lfe 4'9- Other elected offleer for the econcl eme ter were Jowe Wllllam on erre 5' tarl lxarol lxrex comml loner 0ff1I'l8I1l6 Nannette Bonanno romnll loner 0 cntertalnment btele qanflllppo romml loner of rfrorrl anrl Dulfx X oran fomml loner of puhlle relation Pr po ltlon numllcl l nhl h tatecl that the pae eel sslth an ox erls l'lPlI'f'1lIl majorltx s war the 5lLlflLIlI IOUINI ld lf a lf - fl war x NOEI NEI I In Sprint. :mf snr If ell y-Q Cx owxn, 9-'Dvd ik C 1 BRS-D,N fx,-QQ ,gxbgibws KJV aku C xt. M l HOA LXJH. QA Lyk ANXLXLXXS X YN Xyvf ix wtf LCG., i K5-'V f -HY-KPIN N K .L l0XfEWIIIIXNINON PXII NIEIIO gpfflfllfl Ill! In XII FH Spring hoard of flrlllllll llillll' Plllllll Rllatlon Dulu Xloran Fllldlllt lxarol lxln Entfrlalnlne nt Xannftte Bonanno MH Iowe Roue anll Rec ord Nltll Xanflllppo . As th S 5 l 5, 3 .l. . X I Y ll'sI l. Th ' o- ' ' -I l offl-ff was n t legally' fillf-fl ntil t s' .ks I' t' . Al h g ' sf 5 .' ' ' ' h : 5' ' f lh' h ' l'g'b .. 'S S . - P K S' ' ' . . J 'U S l 'fl . 'i fl A ' ' 5 B J ' .. l l-' 'f . P IRI llo so off . 6 fl' . Ez 4 Uri .. -V A in I ' I A it , I 'SS' ' 5. o ' 1' ' 'r' editor of the Galleon automativally he the Comrnisiioner of public' relations Thi.: - .' 1 ' -'l ls f'IljU' :fl a Illf'IUUf ll- and .uct-ess ll I - . A T. , ,Y . . , NAA! n 1 ,X 'gh X Qw X ' 'N r ,. 62 M ' ,J , Q Q - S mg I! 1. X X r f C, - S Q C - A A Y Ii' s f Xi, XNN . E ' , x V., X. A ' XS' N Rep. 'T 'Q '., tl' Us X U 4 - A -. V -3T.x, LV .' . K' . Q it . Q ix, l fel- X lark f I f ,I xx?-. K 3 gl A. fa N 1 1:35 CALL 5 wr . Cl it xl , ' 4. .iil ' L' ' Q 'Wider x s x , fx 5 Q-f JUDY CASTELLOTTI Editor-in-chief ELSIE BIACFARLANE Assistant Editor Staff Has Work and Fun The best yearbook yetf This was what the staff of the '59 Pirate strived for. There is a great deal more work inyolyed in putting out an annual than 'most people realize. There is a variety of odd jobs which must be done such as cropping pictures. making layouts for various ads. and drawing posters for the promotion of the yearbook. Persons unaware of the job of editing a yearbook were amazed at the activity in Room 105. Some saw Diana Magri scurrying to the adminis- tration building for a scrapbook. Uthers saw Don Harris drawing the artwork for ads or Pete Hernandez sketching the primary school. Judy Caste-llotti. Elsie Macfarlane. and Bart Carlson were active drawing dum- mies or reading proof. Preparing the yearbook was not all work with no play, however. After the work was done. the staff could be seen eating hot dogs and candy. This of course was not until they had produced what they hope is a very fine yearbook. JOETTE MILANO MRS. C1335 Senior Editor Advisor V? DELORA PHASE DIANA BIACRI DON WIRTH CYRIL BILLECI -ll1f1i0f Ediwf Sophomore Editor Advertising Advertising Salesman Salesman KQ3 JI 1? MIIPHIX 1.P.KIM LINIJ,-X bl ICKHA I3PfI'I'X mrzlarix' ' 4...,,x r1.m.,f N111-fr l'xrlur,- HLIXIIIVX- XI,u1.1g4'-r nl'-.r A ,v- TV URI LE 4Q,f'xRI,SON Q HART fQgXRI.SUN HENRY NINN 51411 I - - Editnr fin-Spffrlx Effitllr l'If'I'If , Maas, IIFIRNXNIJFX Kr! him-r . uk HHN min qu 10 'lx ,mf .Mlm-rti-i113 Xlunaga-r ann., YY' Ll fy I-QNILFY NI.-'xT'I'Fl'Cf,fI Ijlllvliliff' Nfanagzvr OFFIIX f2lk'I'lI'fRHEZ ':il'4'lll11IiHH Nliillliiff 3 ,A 11 Rift f if ' -ibut' , 14 ff Q' X DUN IIXHRIS TUX! 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Hqm1'tf-is ull hLiIltl'li tn 11-f' thi! tw' txiw- nrito-rf with lwttvr- Hn tht' ke-5 f. Wh:-n Ufvliu ivl1tiVI'Ikt'L. firillhititfii iimiittzf-i'. :init tht' -ttiff thx- trihutf-il thi' fmflwffu ihirinu f-fnith In-limit. thwx f--lt the' lwmiril uf fe-willytit:-1i'rftn1'tN ltlfifltll. itil IJIXNIE HJKXY ffH.vXRIiPfS tI,'tRNIll'FI FRANCES BII.I.E1.I IiE'l I'Y lil-llilitii Milfi lirfilnr pfffzwrtixirzg Vmzagrr 1'vi'l1fIll'I' Ifzfilor Sports Ltfifur 1il1.XlilIPxx llanagvr Ifzlflwfm Ntzxtt Fl'.Xlf,It. I-'tt tw right: NI. Marita. J. ll:-tguet-i. tt. Xlwmn. F, I,f-tkri'-11 lt. 4--mx Sl XNIIINM, 1.-fl r.. yighig Rnxiv- Uilfl.-, ,ldxiwrg U, Mutiq-rrvg, H. Film. tl, H-mtxftithi. X. lillnxlt. H I lt N I tiltmi f 1 tan 4 f ltt Btlk HOW R Nltemiu I' Ili nit 4 , vnu I ia' tiivliiiiiiv. ata' H. ., .arntu . . . Z . , v '. , H an Y. Left to right: Joyce Williamson, Elsie Macfarlane, Frances Billeci, Marla Rubottom, Sue Vineys, and Paul Mello. C. . . Sees Music Mani, Among the main activities of the California Scholarship Federation this past year were its traditional Honor Day and the spring conference at San Jose. Fund-raising committees were formed to help finance the Honor Day tour in San Francisco which included seeing the showing of the HMusic Manf, At the beginning of the year the club continued its host program. ln this program members of C.S.F. welcomed new students, showed them around the campus, and helped them to get better acquainted with the school as requested by counselors. Members who are in the club four semesters, including one in their senior year, receive a lamp pin and gold seal on their diploma. Fall semester officers included Paul Mello, presidentg Joyce Williamson, vice-president: Marla Rubottom, secretaryg and Elsie Macfarlane, treasurer. Spring semester officers included Paul Mello. president: Marla Rubottom. vice-presidentg Frances Ann Billeci, secretaryg and Sue Vineys. treasurer. Miss Clarisse Bois has been C.S.F. advisor for the past eight years while Mr. Francis Cosford became co-sponsor at the beginning of the second semester. BACK ROW, left to right: A. Labuanan, J. Garvella, J. Cattolico, A. Ross, S. Rebstock, K. Horan, D. Fields, O. Dean, S. Vineys, R. Chism. SECOND ROW: T. Tomheim, L. Carino, C. Cardinale, O. Aiello, D. Gonsalves, M. Runckel, E. Macfarlane, J. Williamson, F. Billeci, M. Rubottom, C. Davis, C. Nobili. FRONT ROW: H. Enea, C. Harris, A. Nicol, P. Kayfetz, D. Martinec, and P. Mello. , r 6.9 STANIJINC. If-fr to right: liill Milano. Carol Davis. Marion llc-aton. Linda fioad. .Xnila Iiefffl. lie-laync liarrus. Craig Harris. and Shirlvy Nlillf-r. Actors Get Good Rating This past year saw thc- drama vlass undvr the direction of Bruce Roc-ws. This was Mr. Reevvs' first year at Pittsburg: High School. The Class had many inte-re-sting momonts. most of them humorous. Thr- Class was exvitod on-r thc- play llid1-rs to thi- Svaf' a one-act hy John M. Synge. an Irish author. Riders to the S1-an was om' of thr- main f-x 1-nts of tho yvar for thf- class. This play was prose-rite-fl at tht- Pac-iliva Play l'lc-stixal on l t-hruary T and won a rating of good. Linda fload lDli!f1'Il ilu- part of a lroulnle-d mother who had lost six sons to the sva. Nlarion llvaton portray:-d hor last son who was tragivally lost liruw- live at sva. llc-layiw llarrus and Anita Rt-4-fl play:-d he-r daughters. ,loc-tt? Nlilano and l,ou llartve- wt-rv pre-side-nt and vif'e-presidvnt. rc spffctively. of tho llrama fflulv. loft? Williamson was class svvretarx It was diffivult to svlwt plays that would fvaturv many actrosses sinve there were lM'f'I1lf'-Plgllll girls and fixv lnoys in thc' class. PRODIXITION S'I'Al F--Loft to right: ,Ioette Milano. Linda Coad. Joyce Williamson. and Stuart Wilson. Best in Many Years The choir this year consisted of fifty-one members and was under the direction of Mr. Philip Jones. During the year the choir was engaged in many activities. The first performance was in December at the parochial school, and in May they went to Stanford University for the State Festival. The choir sang at the annual Christmas assembly. This was Mr. Jones' thirteenth year as director. He said that this year was the best in many years. They did a great jobf' stated Mr. Jones, who was very much pleased with the group. PHILIP JONES Director STANDING, left to right: M. Horan, M. Enea, A. Labuanan, L. Mutulo, C. Ulrich, L. Dean, S. Vineys, P. Lucking, F. Billeci, J. Nellis, R. DiMaggio, J. Cundershaug, M. Lynch, Y. Enea, M. Runckel, L. Carino, D. Zahuranic, and T. Tornheim. SEATED, left to right: J. Fornwald, K. . TA. Doubles Membershzp The Future Teachers of America started its fourth year at PHS with thirty-six members, doubling last year's membership. The cluh is open to any student with a B-average interested in a teaching career. It is affiliated with the Pittsburg Education Association and. together with the P.E.A.. sponsors a scholarship for a senior who wishes to enter the teaching profession. Jan Nicoll. 58. received the first scholarship. Seniors in the club are allowed to practice teach at a local elementary school as a part of club activities. Miss Virginia llabey is the club advisor. First semester officers were Joyce Williamson. presidentg Joyce Clark, vice-president: Ruth Chism. secretaryg and Frances Billeci. treasurer. Joyce was re-elected president for the spring semester. Other officers were Kathleen Horan, vice-presidentg Judy Fornwald. secretary: and Janice Richardson. treasurer. JUXKQF Wll.l.l,-XNIFUN KATHLEEN HORAN l're5i1fcnI lice-president Bolh Sfrr1mIr'r.s Second Sgmmler 64 FIRST ROW, left to right: Yvonne Enea, Georgia Salo, Karen Terranova, Denise LaVere, Norine Troia, Linda Guerra, Faye Banks, Mary Voresis, Olga Aiello, Ann Costanza, Lois Freitas. SECOND ROW: Cathy Carpino, Alice McCutchen, Jeannette DiMaggio, Rose Davi, Luanne Cutino, Betty Gonzalez, Lupe Hurtado, Karol Krey, Dianne Billeci, Emley Matteucci, Margaret jiminez, Ruby Love, Melanie Flowers, Marilyn Wegner. THIRD ROW: Rhonda Smith, Amy Lewis, Nancy Christian. Gloria Cerda, Nancy Buffo, Marilee Doedema, Elsie Baker, Rosemary Contreras. FB.L.A. Continues Scholarshqu Now in its eighth year. the local chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America was established in Pittsburg Sen- ior High School in l05l. The membership requirement is enrollment in one commercial class such as typing or short- hand. There are 35 active members. The purpose of this club is to help students understand the development of education in business and also to serve as a social business club. The club is under the supervision of Mrs. Rachel Sisson and Miss Carrie Belling. The club for the second year will offer a hundred-dollar scholarship to a graduating senior girl, helping her attend business college. Among other projects that the F.B.L.A. sponsored was an installation dinner and a trip to local in- dustries to get better understanding of business occupations. The social activities during the year were the annual dance and the year-end picnic. First and second semester officers, seated left to right: Denise LaVere, Rose Davi Cathy Carpino, Betty Gonzalez, Mary Vore sis. Standing: Dianne Billeci, Lupe Hur tado, Linda Guerra, Alice McCutchen Georgia Salo. 'ie Q' f if ...H l SEATED, left to right: C. Thomas, B. Crudup, 0. Dean, S. Enea, Y. Enea A. Ericsson W. Lawson, M. sumevam, A. Reed, L. Carina. STANDING, left to fight! Miss' Bames, J. Iflam, M. Enea, B. Valdez, A. Labuanan, J. Katanic, M. Robottom. Future urses Receive Training The Future Nurses club has had a successful year under the leadership of capable officers and the sponsorship of Miss Barbara Bames. Through films, visiting the Pittsburg Community Hospital, and discussions, the Future Nurses realized the great responsibility of nurses of today. Miss Barnes helped the Future Nurses obtain lists of the requirements to- enter a collegiate or regular school of nursing. The fall semester officers were Jeanette DiMaggio, presidentg Marla Rubottom, vice- presidentg Joyce Elam. secretaryg and Bettjve Crudup, treasurer. The spring semester officers were Marla Rubottom, presidentg Margaret Weger, vice- presidentg Betty Crudup, secretaryg and Oveda Dean, treasurer. fnww Q I , 0' JEANETTE DIMACCIO MARLA RUBOTTOM President President Fall Semesler Spring Sem?-Sfff Left to right: Marla Rubottom, Kathleen Horan, Joyce Williamson, Joanne Katanic, Juanita Woods, Marietta Rice. Junior Red Cross Forms Council The Junior Red Cross of Pittsburg Senior High School organized this year a council for the purpose of participating in the many projects available to active Junior Red Cross Councils. From February 2-6 a publicity week took place with talks presented over the public address system each day. On Monday, February 9, each advisory elected two representatives from their group to represent them at council meetings. The council will meet twice a month and hold regular sessions, with the repre- sentatives working with their advisories to carry out plans of the council. The students were thus encouraged to participate in promoting peace and world friend- ship, the purpose of the Junior Red Cross. 9 xr L T' L, MRS. BLUM Advisor BACK HOW, left to right: Bruce Carlson, Bart Carlson, B. Hippy, M. Runckcl. D, Catto C. Mountain, D. Bishop, C. lfromme, J. Storclli, L. Dean, M. Sturtevant, C. Salo, C. Catalano .l. linca, B. Carlton. MIDDLE HOW: A. Ross. 5. Rebstock, F. Billeci, A. Aguilar, L. Coad M. Ventrice, C. Brown, P. Norton, C. liogni, R. DiMaggio, L. Mutulo, J. Carvclla, S. Yinevs. A. Labuanan, L. Carino, T. Tornheim, R. Torres, M. Rubottom, C. DeMattei, D. Lockncr. FRONT ROW: J. Leonard, C. Harris, R. Rios, J. Aicllo, R. Calone, R. Edison, S. E. Bruno, A. Arrivas 5. Wilson, T. Risn, P. Kayfctz. 5. A. llruno. A. Nicol, R. Billeci, Romance Language Likes Banquets 1 v 1 v The Romance Language club, which is now in its fourth year, is divided into three different language groups: ltalian. Spanish, and Latin. In the first semester these three groups had 80 members. During the year each group sponsors a banquet. In October there was an informal picnic given to introduce all new members to members of the previous year. An Italian fihn was shown after the banquet. ln December the ltalian group gave a Christmas banquet. Later in the year the Spanish group gave a Spanish fiesta, and in Mav the Latin group gave a Roman banquet. The club also had a magazine drive in which the members solicited subscriptions to finance social affairs. First semester officers of the club were as follows: Frances Billeci. president: Marie Yentrice, vice-presidentg Linda Mutulo, treasurer: and Aileen Ross, secretary. Sponsors of the club are Mrs. Karin Giesen. Mrs. Roxie Gibbs. Miss Sue Bavnard, and X . l Mr. Gaetano Pomposo. foreign language teachers. Latin boys in ci-ne from skit. Q, , W Q A V FTANDINC. left to right: Marie Xentrice. lfraiices Billeci. Ross. SEATED: Bruce Carlson. Linda Allvsf Iioliular time of the evening- Mutuliii Jeri Sue Yinvtsa SEATED. left to right: K. Horan. BI. Ruhottom, .l. Williamson. STANDING, FIRST ROW: Mrs. Shirley, D. Martinec, L. Lucido, S. Sanfilippo. J. Cattolico, 1. Carvella, S. Rebstoclc, R. Q 5 ffhism, K. Russo, A. Ross, O. Dean. SECOND ROW: L. Shirkey, B. Carlson. P. Kayfetz, N. tv Nellie, J. Stockton, P. Mello. Mr. Collin. I I f' A 'IQ'- Twent -one ualqfy for Honora r The local chapter of the Mu Alpha Theta was granted a charter on November 3. l957. Xiu Alpha Theta is a national high school and junior college mathematics organization. To obtain a charter a school must offer at least three semesters of algebra. two semesters of geometrv. and one semester of more advanced mathe- matics. The school must also have at least one teacher. whose primary teaching field is mathematics with an undergraduate major in mathematics. Nlrs. Dorothy Shirley and Nlr. John Collin. advisors. meet these requirements. Nlembers are required to have had two years of college-preparatory mathematics and to be currentlv enrolled in another cf:liege-preparatory math course. They must have a H average or higher in math and a B average in other subjects. There are approximately twentv-one students who were eligible for membership in the organization. Fall officers were the following: Marla Rubottom. president: Paul Hello. vice-president: Horace Enea. program chairman: Aileen Ross. secretary. Spring officers: Marla Ruhottom. president: Kathleen Horan. vice-president: Joyce Vlilliamson. secretary: Horace Enea. program chairman. lgvldll Upmqlpgg 1',.ft U, right. paul 318110. Marla Ru, SPRING OFFICERS--Left to right: Kathleen Horan. Marla bottom. ,Kilf-on RU-, Nm Igctured. Horace Enea. Rubottom. Joyce Williamson. Not pictured, Horace Enea. FRONT ROW, left to right: K. Horan, S. Sanfilippo, P. Mello. SECOND ROW: L. Lucido, R. Tumbaga, S. Vineys, T. Tomheim, R. Chism, J. Clark, S. Rebstock, L. Coad, L. Carino R. Torres. THIRD ROW: S. E. Bruno, R. Edison, J. Cattalico, L. Edison, K. Russo, A. Ericsson A. Ross, M. Forte, D. Fields, O. Dean, M. Rubottom, J. Toliver, J. Williamson. BACK ROW: Mrs. Shirley, Bart Carlson, J. Stockton, J. DeLuna, C. Farrow, R. Beasley, L. Shirkey, Mr. Walden Bruce Carlson, P. Kayfetz, J. LaFleur, Mr. Collin. 1 Newtonians Complete Third Year The aims of the Newtonians this year were to stimulate interest in science and mathematics and to help students understand their importance. This was the third year of the organization. Since so many students wanted to join, membership was limited to those with a B average. The club was under the sponsorship of Mr. Clarence Walden. Mr. John Collin. and Mrs. Dorothy Shirley. First-semester officers were Jay Stockton, president, Marla Rubottom, vice-president, Dorothy Fields, secretary- treasurerg Horace Enea. program chairmang and Bruce Carlson. membership chairman. Spring semester officers were Horace Enea, president, Steve Sanfilippo. vice-presidentg Kathleen Horan, secretary- treasurerg Paul Mello. program. Left to right: Marla Rubottom. Bruce Carlson. Jay Stockton, Dorothy Fields. - -1 ,I HANISTERS-STANDING, left to right: Richard Pope, Jan Van Westrop, and Jose DeLuna. SITTING, left to right: Virgil Brownley, Tom Nicholas, Edward Lucido, Horace Enea, and Mr. George 0'Hara, advisor. H0619 labs Attract Man Completing its second year at Pittsburg High School. the Hamster Amateur Radio Club participated in various ac- tivities throughout the year. New equipment added this year were the oscillators built by the club members. Assisted by Mr. George O,Hara. the club members are organized to learn about amateur radio and electronics in general. Membership included Jan Van Westrrmp. Virgil Brownley. Tom Nicholas. Horace Enea. Alan Nicols. and Richard Pope. Under the supervision of Mr. Robert Olltincoln. the Chess Club held its meetings four days a week in the electric shop during the noon hour. Fall semester officers were Philip Gentile. president: James Funlcner. vice-president: Ray Edison. secretary: and Jan Van Vlfestrop. sergeant-at-arms. The spring officers elected were Paul Kayfetz. president: Ray Edison. vice-president: Jan Van Westrop. secre- taryg and Michael Dealey. sergeant-at-arms. Paying ten cents dues each semester. the club has bought chess boards and chessmen. Chess members view close game. Q f K Left tq right: S. Sanfilippo. F. Xlatamoro Nl. Basque. N. Nt-llis. H. Em-a. President M. Basque and Advisor John Conley standing. Back row, left to right: H. Enea, R. Clawson, R. Chase, Bart Carlson. F. Hurtado, F. Puccio, P. Billeci. Second row: H. Nunn, J. Sechitano, N. Peirano, J. Enea, D. Martinec, F. Matamoros. Third row: P. Mello. S. San- filppo, D. Oakley, B. Pekari. Front row: L. Shaw. J. Stockton, N. Nellis. Key lub Serves P.H. . The purpose of the Key Club is to build good citizens and to serve Pittsburg High School. The Key Club has pur- chased the scoreboard, which cost about 31,100 and took the club seven years to pay for it. They also bought the school banner. On November 2. the Key Club went to San Francisco to see the 49,ers in their battle with the Detroit Lions. They also held a car wash and sold pens to raise funds for the Miss Pirateer dance which they sponsored during the year. There are twenty-four members in the Key Club. This includes eight members from each class. Members are origin- ally chosen upon recommendations from the administration in the junior high and parochial schools. Members vote to fill vacancies occurring during the year. The Key Club is a part of a national organization. sponsored by Kiwanis lnternational. The club was organized at Pittsburg High in September. 1948. The advisor is Mr. John Conley. Officers who serve the full year are Max Basque, presidentg Frank Matamoros, vice-president: Noel Nellis, secre- tary: Steve Sanfilippo. treasurer: and Horace Enea, sanitary engineer. BACK ROW, left to right: F. LaCosta, Coach Knap, L. Verduzco, J. Jennings, R. Calone, D. Harris, S. Sanfilippo, B. Carlson, C. Hinojosa, R. Lozano, A. Contreras, B. Carlson, B. Watkins, J. Stockton. J. Delgado, N. Peirano, A. Linde. J. Sechitano, P. Lucking, E. Weld, J. Funkner, V. Jimno, T. James, F. Mercurio. SECOND ROW: N. Oler, P. Kayfetz, L. Belcher, S. Aiello. F. Russo, R. Cutridge, C. Farrow, K. Propersi, R, Clawson, F. Gutierrez, V. Calli, E. Orozco, R. Gromacki, R. Flosi, L. Lewis, F. Calderoni, P. Green, R. Johnson, S. Mellor, J. Wallace, R. Straub, F. Galli, S. LaCosta, P. Eclips, J. Wood, D. Birchfield. FRONT ROW: J. Leonard, L. Nikkei, L. Lanter, T. Dihlercurio, L. Aldridge, J. Lucido, B. Pardi, F. Matamoros, F. Cardinalli, T. Gumina, B. Pekari, A. Dumlao, and J. Padilla. Thirt foe Lettermen rgcmize Guest speakers, movies, and other events were the main activities of the Lettermen's club. Lionel Aldridge, club president. started many activities for the club, which is finishing its second year. Other club officers were Joe Lucido, vice-president, Frank Matamoros, secretary-treasurerg and Bob Pardi and Norman Johns, sergeants-at-arms. Besides activities during the meetings the tentative plans for the club were to have a homecoming during football season as an annual club project. With Mr. Anthony Knap, club advisor. the club has enjoyed a very successful year. Approximately thirty-five lettermen hold membership in the club. which is open to anyone with a letter in any sport. 'KN .J .',,.4 LIONEL ALDRIDCE JOE LUCIDO FRANK MATABIOROS President Vice-president Secretary-treasurer Pirate supporters at Antioch exclianpe rally. Pep Club in Action Pep lub Cheers Pirates Three cheers for the Pittsburg Piratesli' The promotion of good sportsmanship and the leading of the teams to victory was again the Pep Clubis sole purpose. Under the leadership of Joe Berkich. advisor. and Sonia Verduzco. president. members have taken part in many new activities. They have sold pennants. popcorn balls. and cup cakes. Most important, they have supported their teams at both varsity and junior varsity games. Other first-semester officers were Jeannette DiMaggio. vice-president: Annette Vienna. secretaryg and Cathy Carpino. treasurer. Jeannette was elected president the second semester with Sonia. vice-president: Cathy. secretary: and Grace Ann Russo, treasurer. assisting her. Betty Gabbey and Roberta Heinrichson were elected sergeants-at-arms. a new office this semester. The Pep clubis merry members have participated in side-splitting skits presented in rallies this year. :These Are Your Lives. Knap. DeStefano. and Berkichf' was the last skit of football season. and the gym rocked with laughter. A sentimental note was added to the rally when the rally committee sang a parody of Thanks for the Menioriesf, written by Linda DiMaggio and Joyce Ro1fe,to the 1358 Pirates. .7 f The rally committee met weekly on Wednesday. Thanks for the Memoriesgl Thanks for the memories For us itls been such fun We hope that everyone Enjoyed our bits of songs and shits ana' dances that zcelre rlone. So thank you, Pittsburg High. Nazi' we leave you for awhile Our season is romplete. For us it was defeat. Although u'e're not the champs this year, You'1'e rlone your best So herels a cheer. Thanh you, Pirates! Our coaches have done their very best. They'1'e taught you all they know, They gave you that go, go, go. To us youlre still the same lt's only in a game. We love you . . . Pittsburg Pirateslf Rally Committee sings to coaches and team N- 1222? -rf 2 -.--4' fx N iv? 'u 1 n n f I . .2 M kk W KK Y Y 2-MIN 'gp af , ' ,v . .. vi. 1 .,. Alf. v I' ., , .1 1' r, VNU?-IIII' I' III1rW1fIl N111 X II D? '-'WIHII1 VW 1 2..- .. b. 4l. ! 1 lf' -,, gl ,W'N., -.,f -1' -.x -,xx ,f ix ,z' iff' f? G ll il I . ' x K RX 1 g .?f'f- 3 Xl Q. N El -cf 4,2 if af 76 -x ,-sv' HL. Q X .9 ii xl M' K .X' ' I . 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Delgado, S. Erwin. Max Basque and J. Burkett missed the picture. Left to right: Joe Berkich, line coach: Tony Knap. head coach: Andy DeStefano. backfield coach. This year the Pittsburg Pirates were Diablo Valley Athletic League runners-up. ending the season with a 6-1-1 won. lost and tied record. Thousands jammed the Pirate stadium to see a stronger Diablo team defeat a hard fighting Pittsburg team 32-13 in a game that wrested from the Pirates a championship which they had held for four years. To begin the season the Pirates took on two Oakland teams and defeated McClymonds 33-13 and Castlemont 26-0. Playing at home for the third week. the Pirates took on a tough Monterey team in the traditional battle of the cousins. which the Pirates won 21-0. Thousands came to see a vigorous Pacifica team edged by the Pirates 26-13. Crowds jammed the Concord stadium to see the Pirates and Pleasant Hill when Pittsburg won its fifth in a row l-1-0. Playing on the home field. the Pirate varsity came from behind to win the sixth in a row. 19-14. beating the visiting Napa lndians. The annual big little game proved to be exciting and full of thrills as Antioch came as close as ever in eleven years to victorv. The score was 13-13. The Pirates ended the season in twelfth place in all of northern California with more than 300 schools listed. 80 LIOINEL ALDRIDCE VINCE DARONE Llonel Aldrldge was named the most msplratxonal player The most msplratlonal player plaque IS one of the hlghest awards a player may FCCEIWC It IS sponsored by Hardy Nlx Jewelers of Plttsburg lt 1s determlned not only by the excellence of one partlcular player but by the lnsplratlon he grves to the whole team VIHCC Darone won the Vlelra award sponsored by Joseph Vlelra It IS glven to the out tandmg player on the fleld m scholasucs and leadershlp All varslty coaches the GAA presldent and the student bodv presldent help select the man deserymg thls award ln IIS twelfth year the Vlelra Award cholce as always was a tough declsxon Four Men Wm Top Awards The mot lmproyed player awards went to Jay Stockton and Don Harns for tremendous lmprovement oyer thelr flrst year of football Stockton and Harrls played wlth the yayvees durmg thelr flrst year Nelther played flfgt string but thexr yast 1mproyement won them flrst strmg berths on the varslty thls year JAY STOCKTON DON HARRIS . 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II. Walla--Q, Al, VMHHI, N,-I,3 In -Ia. II. flaw- 11. H, YiIInIUI.II-, FFVONII IIUXX I N:11iII1 I' Ia1'wIu II XI:.1rtin ,I llrwn 1 NI1iII-'r I Iva I I'mIv'r I' XX 'III 'I' Ilaxi If Hu .. .. ,v.. ,Q '.. .. '-1' IXlrXIXXI'k ' ' W .-, -. MI. IIIIIIII HMV: l,m.u'I1 IIlI!f'l'lIH'l'g. I. ,xH'IllNLiY. IJ. Oaklf-x. II. XX HIIRIHQ. ,I. Iii-II N1 IVHIIH. I'. IIurta1Iw. II. Iiranam. fx. NI:-rcuriw. J. .Xrxx W. Nlivkev. H. Luna. R. Ififvus. BOTTOM WI: I.. Ycrduzrwv. If, Orozvfw. R. IIuf'c'eIIa!f1. I . ,.XivIIfr. 5. :Iir-IIO. T. V'iIIiam1. H. Perkari 'I. f. rruvsgg 1 'Q-Ir' U. WWW D ww Coaches-CAL HILGENBERG and SAL CARDINALE The .layvee contingent this year was a practically new team, which ended the season in second place by winning six and losing two games. The only returning lettermen were Dorris Oakley, Ed Orozco, and Rich Gromacki. Cal Hilgenberg and Sal Cardinale were the Jayvee's new coaches. Highlights. of the season included Ivy Lea's pass interception and return of 102 yards in the Clayton Valley game and Willie Miclceyis 67-yard return of the opening kick-off against Diablo. ln the Clayton Valley game Randy Clawson and Frank Aiello picked up loose balls and ran for touchdowns against Clayton Valley. Other bright points in the season included the running of Ty Williams and Gromacki, as well as the passing of Oakley. Jayvee Scoreboard Shows Six Wins Pittsburg 28 Alhambra c,c,. 19 Pittsburg Castlemont .es,. , Pittsburg Madera Varsity Pittsburg Pacifica 7 e.,t,c,, 7 Pittsburg Pleasant Hill Pittsburg Clayton Valley Pittsburg Diablo Pittsburg Antioch .,,s , Y ..., .,,,,,,. ., . TOP RUW. If-fr to right: Bull Hoff:-t. Bob Pardi. ,luv Lunricln, Yin:-ff Darone-. Frank Cardinalli. and Haruld juhnfun. NIIIJIJLE HUWV. Hvnry Nunn, Charles Fruft. Run flutridgr-. Frank Xlatalllums, Nm-man john-. and Stanley Wlmiw. I5O'I I'0NI ROW: Lionel Aldrifigr-. Torn llixlvrcurin, K4-n Pri-pf-r-i. H131-11 Knap, :Xl Linqle-. Pm- IIvrnan4lw. and Jr-5+ Delgado. H1-In Nlwffvtt Ilvftl gliiillr ftlftlligl' IH an :wi -w-vp againit Napa. Ft.4nI--5 Whitf 4lnI1-xv nmkf- I'm.1rf!-141.1ulmmpg-.1--xnrh Nl Ill r x am VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY-TOP ROW. lcft to right: Coach Kring, Don Chatnzan, lim Funkner and David Tirey. BOTTOM ROW: Anthony Contreras. Steve Sanfilippo, Dave Cadena, and Ron Lozano Cross Country Joins Pirate Sports Cross-country was added to the Pittsburg high sports program this year. This is a running sport although it differs from track a great deal. Cross-country is not a spectators' sport because the boys run on almost anything and everything, such as logs and hills, and their efforts are not obvious. The course varies. Sometimes the harriers run 2.1 miles and 1.7 miles. Their home course was the city golf course. Ray Kring introduced the sport in his first year at Pittsburg as coach. The cross-country team, according to Coach Kring, had a very successful season. JAYVEE CROSS COUNTRY-TOP ROW. left to right: Barry Kellogg, Lynn Nikkel, Ray Edison, Jeff Leonard, Mike Dealey. Tom Riso. MIDDLE ROW: Sam Erwin, ,lim Jennings, Ralph Johnson, Houston johnson, Anthony Valenzuela, Simone Billeci. BOTTOM ROW: Dene Birchfield, Jan Van Westrop, Carl Younger, Stanley Mellor, and Larry Webb. 6- IRVINE SKEOCH Manager 5 87 's ...auf Season Captain FRANKIE CARDINALLI Left to right: F. Cardinalli, .l. Lucido. J. Funkner. D. Pearson, L. Aldridge, K. Joe Lucido 1151 scrambles for a loose ball in the Clayton Valley game. Varsity Stuns Truly the Comeback team of l959. Coach Bob Thoma- son's varsity squad put on a show that stunned all schools and fans of Contra Costa basketball. Winning all their seven non-league games. the Pirates rolled over such touted teams as San Lorenzo. Gridley. Sacred Heart of Fan Francisco. and others. Going into league action. the Pirates lost two heartbreaking games to Pacifiea and Clayton Valley. Then they started to roll. Xu opponent f-ould stop them. The Pirates ended the regular season in first plaee winning eight and losing tw: games. l'or the first time Itt fnfntra Hosta ltlslott a playoff was held for tht- 1-hampton-hip, The playoffs proxed to lw ev-itingz. with Pittsburg and llialtlo drawing: eaeh Gila X 4 A PNP' Nb ,L . ,J .Q si f. ., - an L. Lea, I. Lea, S. Hammett, W. Mickey, and Coach Bob Thomason. ans in Comeback other and Clayton Valley drawing Antioch. Only the top four teams of regular seasons play were eligible. Pittsburg and Clayton Valley emerged victorious and won a chance to play each other for the championship. The Pirates, with a brilliant second-half comeback, beat the tough Eagles and won the championship. For the third year in a row the Pirates were invited to the Gridley toumament and accepted the invitation. The Pirates placed two players on the first string All-Contra Costa Division Basketball team. They were Lionel Aldridge and Frank Cardinalli. Charles Lea was nominated for second-string honors. Ivy Lea and Willie Mickey won honorable mention. Lionel bound Most Valuable Player LIONEL ALDRIDCE Aldridge 1457 jumps up for a re in the Clayton Valley game. x W ,XX X :HK 8, QS ll! Rf? 4 H54 -,Q .. I : '13 x s sl 53' , 'I sm - QHQ 'f E- f. if f ' 1 , , ' - ' ' f f 5 ' - in 3 g :.- rf ! 1 ., uv ' if Q Y- w v 1 Z Q - Si 4 3 3' ' 16 fi N iw ' 1 2 A-1 . QL 'S Y: ff' 0 'B as an Q A 7 ij g ' wmv ',,, .. N, 1 ., -X I. Q .sf I Q? 'fix a-m.,' -I ' -- avg: 2, 'G ':.', ' . L 5 f e nv x., da 'f iff'-X .1Q f?f,? f .ms,,,.J!?:.s W I' Q , 1' ,. 5 X ' I . ii ,Q 5 I 44 X ' 9 I' sx J Q. A s if Little Pirates Are Champs Again It was number five for Coach Andy DeStefano and his HB' squad of basketballers. Yes, the little Pirates racked up their fifth championship in a row. The team lost the opener to Sacred Heart but then coasted to win the next 18 games and closed the season undefeated in league play. 1'his year's squad was truly sound in every phase of the game and was outstanding in their defensive game, said Coach DeStefano. The Pirates, toughest game was the first game with Antioch. The little Pirates had to come from behind in the final minutes to win it by two points. Several records were broken by this squad. The total rebound record of 856 was broken by a total of 899 rebounds. The individual game team record was 45.4 in 1956 and now is 47.3 rebounds per game. A defensive record per game of 29.1 was shattered to a low of 24.5 by this yearis squad. Dorris Oakley was chosen captain because of his all-round playing and the inspiration he gave to his teammates. The squad chose Sam Coston most valuable player. George Smylie f3J connects for two more with Alonzo Parker WJ and Dorris Oakley f11J watching the action in the Pittsburg-Pacifica B E ame. i DORRIS OAKLEY Season Captain SAM COSTON Most Valuable ng Player I 'f' QXQ Hifi fayvees Break Even 5-5 The Jayvees had a,mediocre season this year. However, their record of five wins and five losses cannot be con- sidered bad for a team of great improvement with four of their five victories coming in the end of the season. The purpose of the Jayyee team is to give experience PAUL CONNOR to players who are too big for the B team and not good Season Captain enough to make the varsity. Only sophomores and juniors f , are eligible for the Jayyee team. i This year's squad chose Paul Connor as the season's captain, and elected Ranie Smith as the Most Valuable Player of the year because of his fine quality of playing and sportsmanship. RANLE SMITH Most Valuable 4 Left to right: Manager J. Enea, P. Connor, R. Bruno, R. Griffin, E. Weld, R. Smith, E. Orozco, R. Jones, S. Vasquez, R. Arbnot, and Coach John Conley. X. L! Viv' 11+ , ,X V vgfv , -fig' , , sf? Rf? F r VARSITY BASEBALL-BACK ROW, left to right: H. Nunn, J. Wood, A. Costanza, D. Mc- Mullen, B. Watkins, S. Valencia, C. Farrow, E. Hill, and S. Wilson, manager. FRONT ROW, left to right: R. Calone, L. Lewis, J. lHot Dogi Viscuso, J. Ricco, K. Propersi, R. Zocchi, J. Viscuso, B. Pardi, and Coach Knap. Knap Coaches Tenth Team Though the original turnout for varsity baseball was over 40, by March the squad had been cut to 21. Some sophomores showed good influence. With much better pitching, this yearis team was stronger than the '58 team, which finished third. Bob Pardi, the number one hurler from the 1958 season was back with the addition of Ivy Lea and Al Linde. The catching suffered a great loss with the departure of Anthony Barraco, but Larry Lewis and Joe Viscuso showed good signs of filling his shoes. The team missed Leon Watkins at first base. This was Coach Tony Knap's tenth year coaching baseball. Bob Pardi tleftl is pitch- ing again for the Pirates. Ken Propersi fright! pre- pares to swing with Larry Lewis catching. . , '- ' .C n s - ' f Y. 1 . ' ' ' , . . - ' . , 4 t 'ia . .. I X- 4 I . -f ' 1 ln.- L Q -ii . x A Y SE' QM if 1121 Q, Q vt af ef V Q It i J E ,E 1 iq N ff ff i 2 -falll 1 ,III ' 4 inns Track and field has been a major sport at Pittsburg high school since the early part VARSITY TRACK-TOP ROW, left to right: M. Scotto, P. Madama, C. Frost, D. Brockett R. Lozano, V. Darone, L. Verduzco, F. Galli, and M. Basque. SECOND ROW, left to right: W. Greer, S. Dodson, J. Wallace, W. Mickey, J. Sechitano, C. Bonanno, S. Sanfilippo, L. Mickey D. Chatman, L. Nikkei, Coach Hilgenberg, J. Alhanese, P. Connor, P. Billeci, and Coach Kring Track Prestige rows of the century and has enjoyed many years of success. PHS is yery proud of its past record and traditions in the world's oldest sport. Pirate athletes, at one time or another, have held titles at all the large meets-Davis Picnic Day, West Coast Relays. Sectional, Contra Costa DVAL Meet, Califomia Relays, and State Meets. The 1958 team was Class A Davis Picnic Champions and runners-up in the Contra Costa County Championships. The Class B squad was County champs for six years. To uphold these past records was a tremendous task for the 1959 squad that was coached for the first time by Mr. Ray Kring. For the six previous years, Principal Sterling Macfarlane had coached the and Bu track teams. Joe Sechitano fleftv hurls the discus for the varsity squad. Star hurdler . fright? Vince Darone in action. Don Brockett pole vault HB TRACK SQUAD-BACK ROW. left to right: H. Lawson, T. Buccellato, D. Oakley, P. Davis, D. McDonald, A. Contreras, B. Davi. J. Rognlien, and A. Blercurio. SECOND ROW, left to right: Coach Ray Kring, A. Valenzuela. BI. Grillo, R. Arbnot, H. Bryant, T. Williams, C. Younger, V. Billeci. H. Luna. J. Cusinat, and Coach Calvin Hilgenberg. VARSITY TENNIS-STANDING. left to right: S Kayfetz, H. Enea, H. Johnson, and L. Nikkel Q KNEELING, left to right: P. Eclips, V. .limno, G f Smylie. S. Bruno. and A. Dumlao. Coaches Don Inman and Bill Davis. g L , .fripliiy Q, '1 JUNIOR VARSITY TENNIS-STANDING, front row, left to right: J. Enea, I. Skeoch, R. Griffin, H. Enea, and H. Johnson. SECOND ROW, left to right: S. Bruno, D. Lockner, J. Lucido, and D. Oler. Tennis and Golf Attract Man Bring back the cup! was the order given twenty local tennis players this past season. At the beginning of his third season Coach Bill Davis had his eyes set on winning the league cup and believed that with seven lettermen the Chances were good. This was Bill Kenneyls third year as golf coach. The golf team had one returning letterman with eight other boys, six of whom were sophomores. Anthony Siino, the letterman, was rated number one man on the team and was considered one of the top golfers in the league. GOLF TEAM-Left to right: M. Heaton. A. Rissetto. A. Nicol. J. Leonard, P. Kayfetz, Aiello, T. Arcado, Coach Bill Kenney, and A. Siino. E+... K L Suniga. W. Ary. S. Hammett. P. Luckingz. P. tx N. Richard Straub, Jess Delgado, Felice Calderoni, and Roger Jones dive off to start of a race. wimmers Improve ' Starting off the season with ten returning lettermen, the '59 swlmming season was well on its way to become one of Pittsburg's most popular sports. Thrs year's team with experienoe and know-how gave Pittsburg a swlmming team of which it could be proud. Members practiced hard under the coaching of Mr. Joe Lee and were soon ready for their Diablo Valley Athletic League opponents. Two returning lettermen this year were Felice Calderoni, '58 varsity captain, and Richard Straub, '58 B captain. David Pumphrey executes a half COACH LEE AND VARSITYAND JAYVEE SWIMMING TEAM+ BACK ROW', left to right: L. Belcher, G. Mitchell, D. Costanza, J. Delgado, W. Rush, M. Taves, D. Mecham, D. Pumphrey, J. Promessi, C. Birchfield, J. Regelbrugge, D. Wirth, J. DeLuna, A. Mercurio, M. Dealey. SECOND ROW, left to right: R. Whitby, J. Van Westrop, R. Clawson, R. Straub, R. Jones, S. Verduzco, D. Birchfield, R. Beasley, F. Calderoni, R. Edison, J. Renz, A. Alfaro, G. Propersi, T. Balesteri, R. Brewer, and P. Belcher. 1 P f' .... . ,N at A 4 1 A f' tw G 3-1.-3 5' M ' H Y' - c' - -fbi ' - :I , X N l x tx gainer. A S1 'l' ... if-.5 M ,.. in m 'lx I l Q Q9 15 vi FRONT ROW. le-ft to right: Annamarie Magna. Joanne Katanie, and Sharon Rotlella. SECOND ROW. left to right: Wilhelniina Tumlmaua. Nlarietta Rice. Susan Pumphrey. Donna Zahuranic. Anne Bruno, Yeroniea Que-ada. Carolina Walker. Corazon Jaime. Dor- othy Fi:-ltls. Nlenn-sia laynie, aml Linda Aguilar. THIRD RONV. left to right: Nlarie Oareia. Darlene Russo, JoAnn I,g1w-son. Therf-Q41 Horan. K.u1hlf-1-n lloran. Gayle Frornme. Anita Reed. Cicina Norton. Elsie Baker. l.infla Ru-so. anzl Marla Ruhottom. G.A.A. Enjoys New Activities The Girls' Atluletif- ,'hSFOf'lLlllOll enjoyed a year full of new aetivities. l'ntler the first-semester offieers. llhonrla Smith. presiflent: Veroniea Quesarla. viee-president: Marie Costanza. seeretary: :tml :Xnnamarie Nlagna. eommis- sioner of awarcls: tht- eonstitution was rewritten. The girls rlonatecl a eoffee urn to tht- sturlent hotly to he userl for the eoneessions. helcl a llaugxhter-Dad Fun Night. ancl attencleclplayclays. On April 25 the girls were hosts at a softhall playday for the eounty schools. l,ater on in the year a playflay' was held for all interestetl ninth grade girls to acquaint them with the elulw. 'X NlflllN'I'-ll1lllf.'lllE'I' Petluek was another aetivity this year: it was helcl in June. ancl the Spring awarrls were presentetl. Spring:-semester officers were pXnnamarie Magna. president: Shari-n lloflella. vit-e-presiflent: ,leannie Cattolieo. see- retary: Veronica Quesarla. eonunissioner of awarfls: anfl ,-XnNlari Friesson. eonnnissioner of puhlieity. The sports offers-tl ln the rluh this year were speerl-a-way. swinnning. tennis. llasketlvall. softhall. volleyhall. l'P8flllllHl4IIl. antl a new sport. howling. IOP ROW- left I Viullti .latlxio 'lfuliwrp TOP ROXY. lt-ft to right: lluth ffhistn. l.inil.t llarnt-. Xn Nlari Nharon Hoflella, .Xu Nlari Friw-son. llO'lvl'HNl lfrit'-sson. .lf-annie 411tt.1li1'o. N1'lIl 'l.l ,laxnifg Yrroniut Ott'-alla. ROW: NIlI1.lNl.lI'l Nl.!!I1.I. .Intl .lvannio lat, FRONT ROW: Nlarif Vo-t.1nl.1. tUlI1JlNl.lll Nlagria. llhonila l l1 - Nnith. .Xnita H4-pil. Slltlfftll lloflvlla, 8 A V x- --lf are . .-, rw--f ' yn, :,. l Wy, : 'il- .H,, 3. A, ,un . K ,,. ...Q-.H f 4 W' 53-Q I Left to right: J. Castellotti, C. Catalano, E. Matteucci, P. Norton, .l. Ricks, R. Heinrichson, G. Sanchez, J. Aiello, R. Davi, L. Dean, V. Martinez, B. Garcia, M. Jiminez, G. Strusis. Girls Shine in Sports ln gym clasm the girls participated in many varied activities. At the beginning of the year the girls played speed-a-way. As the year progressed, the classes played basketball and then went on to volleyball. One of the highlights of the year was co-educational volleyball which was played for five weeks. This was followed by a short session of tumbling and modern dance. The girls started out the spring months with five weeks of swimming. This was followed by four weeks of archery, badminton, and tennis. They finished an active year with four weeks of softball. J. Ricks, P. Norton, T. Capeto, C. Ulrich, R. Heinrichson, R. Davi, V. Martinez, G. Strusis, D. Newman, L. Dean, J. Castellotti, L. Freitas, E. Matteucci, M. Jiminez, B. Garcia. Rhoda Dean is catcher as Lee Ann Edison takes a swing at the ball. , ,h.,zg:a1., WLM I gg? ,.,f, My A ,7 L W 4, Ag., V. mf JIU! JOYCE ROLSE Head Cheerleader Left to right: Prudy Aiello. Georgia Saln. Norine Troia. and Ueniw I.8X'i'I'K', Girls Add Pe Left to right: Annette Vienna, Mary Garcia, Janet DiFinri. head pom-pon girly Delora Pease, Linda DiMaggio, Norrine Nlrfrcurio. nd Glamour Left to right. Little Pirates: Joette Milano, Rose ,lean Davi, and Lupe Hurtado. QFWW IUPF HI RT xno DFNICF 1 Avpgp Another xear has paa ed and another M1 Plrateer ha relgned oser the fourteenth annual Plrateer Dance sshlch na combmecl mth the qophomore Hop on lVlareh 20 Foaehe Tom Knap and Anclx Deqtefano e cortefl the fourteenth queen Ro e Jean Dem to the throne Oueen Ro e ua preeentecl mth red roeea hs honorary eo captaln Llonel Alclrtd e and Vmee Darone The lxes club for the frr t time gaxe a trophx to MISG Plrateer mth her name engrax efl on lt qtudent facults and frlencl contrrhuted to the galetx of the dance Clalre Rqsbal na lat sear N11 Plrateer Tho e honored hx hem cho en N11 Plrateer 111 the pa t haxe been 'Vlar e Qlmi 46 label Lopez 11 Glorra 'Nlazzarola I 'Nlar aret Rucleloff 10 Hope qnno '10 Helen Nohllt ul Caths Capeto 62 'Nlarlona Gres 13 l ftlwel Vercluzeo 74 Conme Cranado 15 and Ro anne Becker 36 Ro CNIBYIC Caclena 74 FIQIF 'NHCF XRI VNF NORIXE TRQIA M iss Pirateer Giga.: Rose Jean Da vi COYRT--5l'l l'lNC, left to right: His Baseball. Ucnixe I.LlYf'Tt'l Blix Ffmtlpull. Lupe- Hurtadoz His Piratn,-fir. Rose Ji-an Davig Miss Basketball. Nfvrinc- Trniu: His: Track, Elsie Macfurlanc. STANDING: Al Lindf-, Bob Parfli. Frank Carflinulli. Linn:-l Alflridgv. Co-captain: .luv Luvido. Vince Daronv- cu-captain. 17 I AYKQ V. I L M. I 5 ,Y 1 ' X M l ' ' , L ,Mia ,' 3,4 n 'I Q ? rf' ..3..4,., ,-uzfeeaaaamuffg mat' 5 iff. J I -, 1 ,ff '-L. ,S f 1 x .5 Q' Wm' 1 'H 4 ' s. If -I' ll e 5 ' X 3 www ' -f uw,- 7 Fiji-7 r, f 1 f ' . 1? mmf- ., .. TN , ,,,.f, ,Q ,.r 'N kfliip' nf ' f , ' , .12 .ff fl-Lf ,FH V if 'ui . Q 32 ,aw v V -: 'Y' 5 V 'J Rv wi. Aldin 3 J Q X 9- V 5 af, ----1 55. 'CQ Dc L 3 intl ill ervers being entertainetl. Z trump Max Ba que tudent-body president. welcomes Dan Sullivan Pittsburg Welcomes D VIC Leadership with a Beat was the theme of the Diablo Valley lnterschool Council helci on the Pittsburg campus December 10. A musical motif was carried out in the decorations and programs. Elsie Macfarlane was the general chairman. Pittsburg high hail two representatives as officers of the 1958-59 DVIC. Max Basque was treasurer, and Noel Nellis was the parliamentarian. The purpose of DVIC is to promote good will among the schools of the Diablo Valley Athletic League. I DVIC OFFICERS-Left to right: Max Basque, trea urer Dan Sullnan Antioch, president: Janet Banard, Pleasant Hill ecretary Joe Nic Furland. Pleasant llill. vice-president: Noe-l Nell: pdI'lldIIlCIlIJl'lill'l is QL' 4-Q, ' A 5 K 1 5- ff Q4 Qfisfgiq 1.4 ' . y y ,,' a 9 M 6 Q 3 glgflgzg Lg 4 w i i. Dv ,. ,, N Zi ,wh 5 'Q' .smlwf V- M Q ' W' 3 2 ' f ,rt -1 K - X. W 'N'-4. 5K Ng xv S NPR f -N I 0 I , X ' I ,mah ' va f - J 3 i 1, i M ,551 ui ,, W s w I fx qi, 4 A, Riff' ' fx 4. if MXX V 4 97' Iliff u 1 IO9 .agen 3 92: t g heir Electric shop students are husy wiring house frame. The boys in the almye picture are studying: the yalye timing of .1 four-cylinder engine, Students Learn Technics Mr. Rohert Oiljncoln saifl that the program this year was similar to last years in many ways. The hoys hegzm the year hy huilcling transformers and workecl their way to the wallluoartls. The secoml-year hoys workefl on a house frame which was huilt hy Mr. 0'l.incoln. They put in lights anrl wirecl the entire house. The first-year hoys stuflietl the principles of the auto aml how to repair them. They also stuflietl the hrake system. The seeonrl-year sturlcnts sturliefl the starter. transmission. anal the electrical parts of a car. :Xuto shop instruetor was Mr. :Karon Cory, During the year the chemistry class sturliefl clecomposition. hytlrolysis. ions. antl performed many fliflerent experiments in the lahoratory, Mr. Clarence Wv3lflPIt staterl that class time was cliyiclecl hetween cliscussions. reeitations. anrl lahoratory experiments. :Xt the emi of the year stuflents hearfl a speaker anfl went on a fielrl trip toa local inclustry. Robert Cgjlom-, ,-Xnthony Siino, Leg Ann Edigon. These students are shown fwfftfflllltlgl an experiment in Nlr. Wulflt-n's physical Bill Rippy. Grace .Xnn Russo. and Diane Malik 5Cl9f1CCCliFe- in the laboratory of the chemistry class. -quibvlt b 5 I Regina Hull. Madclyn Salvetti. and Toni DiXIercurio are learning to make a hed occupied by a sick person. Girls Learn, Home Care The homemaking department at Pittsburg tries to help girls learn how to operate and manage a home. The homemaking tear-hers are Nlrs. Eugenia Blum and Mrs. Ruth Carnill. There are seven areas studied in this program: housing, family and personal relationship, health, child care and guidance, clothing. and food nutrition. Classes study the seven areas during the three years of high school. progressing each year according to their level of achievement. The girls. however, decide what, when. and how each unit is to he studied to meet their needs and interests. An annual field trip is taken to San Francisco to enrich the girls' background in all areas. Mrs. Carnill's sixthaperiod home- making class. .,,, Z5 ? , rl tx. Q 1 I K , , 91 ,fx I ' 5' 'Q-f -1755 -, ff, , , V- ,fb aa., gy., ,, .i G :so-. ',f,, L 4 3' I 11W lu is 4 ,F' -- 7 2 '12 f , , . , Q , 7 I an I Q Y 9 X .5 f,,i,s. A , 5,!,k.' , . M, .px 1 . i f 5 W if lr-' ' F'J 'N' 1:-.L 15' Q T , ix is . X N mf. .155 , V W ln., 5 1 an Q-, U W.. M 1- 4 43 'K I Na , . ' 3 qw K L l' r 3 I ' , Sfiiff ' 'E , xv W I 4 ik. 5 3 fuk 3 AL - N, 3 .75: X. K - if ' .:ifxi9 1- iff. 'Q-1. X ' si? 9 ' ,155 ,Lex f x X . in Q K VPN. I4-ft to right: Nancy Christian. Georgia Salo. and Norine Troia are learning to operate various types of calculators. Miss Belling? sixth-period typing class. Girls Get ffice Training ln the senior year of high school a student may take office practice. ln office practice girls learn to operate such machines as the mimeograph. adding machines, and electric typewriters. They also make the, master copy for the ditto machine and translate shorthand into letter form. Office-practice students often hear a guest speaker from the state employment office or a student speaker who gives a report having to do with the commercial department. The students also take four semesters of typing and four semesters of shorthand during their three years in high school. Next to window, le-ft to right: N. Troia. C. Carpino, G. Salo, D. LaVere. Middle row: L. Guerra. D. Billeci, l.. Cutino. K. Krey. N. Christian. At right: I.. Hurtado. A. NlcCutchan. C. Wallace. and E. Gonzalez. ln foreground. Linda Guerra is operating: an automatic adding machine. H, 'Wu THE INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION Pub 9-A+ h-N hl A MARIO S TV SERVICE AND REPAIR M' RIO J LAMACCHIA Proprne+or 0 Wesf Fourfh Sireei HE 9953I I SALES ANTENNAS PITTSBURG DISPOSAL SERVICE 208 asi' Four-II1 S+reei' HE 27I72 PITTSBURG CALIFORNIA C 81 C BEAUTY SALON Speclaluze m Permanen+s an Halr S+yIIng Rose CanI'o and Carmen Cerda Proprle'I'ors Il3 WEST TENTH STREET HE 2 2398 ' .Q Jusi' Luke New PITTSBURG RADIATOR SERVICE Auihorlzed Harrison Agenf 489 Wesi TEHILI S+ HE 2 6904 JAMES AL NORTON O ner SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT ABONO BROS. 28 Wes? 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SUNRISE BAKERY Easi' FIHI1 S'I'ree+ Phone HE 95667 BECKS REPAIR SHOP I6 Years In P:Hsburg New and Used Experl' Repair ng on AII Makes Bicycles and Wheel Goods Keys Made 202 Railroad Ave Phone HE 2629I RENATI FLORIST- OLLIE RENZENBRINK Proprlefor WALTER DAMIANO Manager PEARL STUCKY PoHed PIan'I's Flowers for AII Occasions HE 2 2I25 707 Black Diamond AIELLO FURNITURE CO Plffsburg s FINEST I90 EAST FOURTH STREET PHONE HE 2 7I74 MARCH ETTI S DELUXE DINNERS AnhocI1 Callf II6 I S reef CARUSO FUNERAL HOME 24 Hour Ambulance Service Wnih Oxygen HEmps+ead 9 5922 I07 Wesf EgI'1+I1 SIreeI' CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS DAVIS REFRIGERATION AND APPLIANCES Sales Servlce Licensed Con+rac+or KeIvlnaI'or ELMER DAVIS Proprlefor 650 Cumberland S+reeI' HE 2 7550 43 ' - ' ' I Say LLC. ITALIAN + B 8: B REFRIGERATION AND AIR CONDITIONING CO. 999 Harbor S+ree+ HE 9-8883 Bob Berlzowih Congra+ula+ions, Seniors! ROSARIAN CLUB Girls' Cafholic You+h Organizaiion We're Nof Safisfied Unless You Are RAY'S UPHOLSTERY SHOP I85 Eas+ Third S+ree+ HE 9-9207 For Furni+ure Covering and Car Uphols+ery PRIMA DONNA CAKE BOX AND COFFEE SHOP Sevenfh and Railroad ANSEL MELLO Op+ome+ns+ MOORE'S FABRIC SHOP Fine Fabrics 'For Every Sewing Need I50 EAST FOURTH STREET HE 2 2750 CARLOS PIZZERIA AND NEAPOLITAN RESTAURANT Serving +he Fmesi lh Hal an Foods Food Io Talre Oui' 'I F-Wx 26l Railroad Avenue HE 2 2848 U V G DEPARTMENT STORE Railroad Avenue HE 2 7306 Complimenls of SAL S MARKET non scHooL smear 4I5 Easf Ten'I'h S+ree+ HE 2 2983 HEIGHTS DRIVE IN i N1 3789 Railroad Avenue PITTSBURG BOWL f Open Bowling a+ All Times Special S+uden+ Prices MIKE BLETHEN Firesfone Philco Home and Au+o Supplies Re+readmg Fleef Service BaHerles Bralres Wheel Algnmenl' Mufflers BRANSTAD DOHERTY REULAND 90I Los Medanos Phone HE 22I98 L P LARRY REULAND HE 2 2264 590 WEST TENTH STREET Q . ' i ' - zas ' . WINTER CHEVROLET ' lj Q L3 I , - Q PITTSBURG FOOD CENTER Qualify Meals and Groceries Army and Harbor Sfreef Phone HEms'fead 2-2843 A 8: W DRIVE IN Jack +he Bear Owner of A 81 W Rool Beer Drive-In I30I Railroad Avenue Piflsburg BUFFO'S BARBER SHOP NENO BUFFO 555 Blaclr Diamond Sfreef ClPOLLINl'S FLOOR COVERINGS Linoleum, Carpefing, Tile 47 Easi 2nd Sfreef Piflsburg, California Phone HE-2-6372 PIONEER AGENCIES GENERALINSURANCE 595 Blaclc Diamond PITTSBURG CALIFORNIA Phone HEmpsI'ead 2 68I6 THE BRIDAL SHOPPE Somelh ng Old Somefh ng New Somefh ng Io Remember Your Whole Lfe Through Come Io Mary fo Help you Plan your Wedd ng Formals and Dresses 3804 RAILROAD AVENUE HEmpsIead 2 752I AUTOMATIC CAR WASH Mohawk Gasoline Goodyear Service Slore Polishing 0 Accessories NELSON DODSON ALBERS HEIGHTS AUTO SERVICE WEST BOULEVARD AND RAILROAD HE Qaozo GRANDE S Feafurmg Joyce Tweedues Air Sfep 5I8 Railroad A enue HEmps'read 24575 PITTSBURG CALIFORNIA . . . . . . . Cover Girl Flafs-Roblee-Pedwin SPUDNUT SERVICE HARDWARE AND COFFEE BAR HAROLD McGLASHAN EDWARD PARENT French Pas+ry and Turnovers 727 BLACK DIAMOND STREET 45 Easf FrF'rh S'rree+ HE 2 6652 PITTSBURG CALIFORNIA Com pllments of BANISTER ELECTRIC 498 Easi' Ten+I'1 S+ree+ PITTSBURG, CALIFORNIA PiH'sbu rg, California - Besf Wlshes 2 A +o Ihe Sensor Class PITTSBURG GOLF COUNTRY CLUB a T C -TXJ 4 PARKSIDE MARKET f 45 f V A e e and HEmps'I'ead 9 8825 Mears an Grocerles PIRATE 8: COCINA DRIVE IN Congra+uIahons Io I'he Class of 59 Also From Tony and Rose of Purafe Drnve In LANZAFAME FURNITURE COMPANY I'IeadquarI'ers for Lane Cedar Chesls 7II Ravlroad Avenue PITTSBURG, CALIFORNIA Phone HEmps+ead 2 4757 PITTSBURG PAINT 8: HARDWARE 3825 Sh pp g I-Ie gh+s La e HE 2 222I SAL J BILLECI VERN WINSBY Good Luck Class of '59 Lo Iaardoir Venehan Blunds Draperies Cur+alns Shades e97'lIOAL04,df H V LOMBARDO 284 Eas+ Tenfh SI'reeI HE 95752 I-f,,,.-'r.,. I- Len... ,q- C E ff! if-iii sf. I ,A V: , I X ' 6 I I X AND Si Ig! '!F.V!!I-FR5'r'NF- - -- - . ff' IH nd RAILROAD - PI TSBURG. ALIF. X F-' l - -X E HE 2- 718 fi , :PJ 202 Davi v nu I7Ih ' d o In I n Good Luck, Seniors CARPET-I'A'S PAINT Qualify Glidden - Duponf I5 Eas+ Sixlh S+ree+ HE 9-584I GREYHOUND LINES Piflsburg ELEANOR TARDIVILLE, Agenl' ARATA MOBILGAS SERVICE I595 Railroad Avenue BRAKE AND TUNE UP WISEMAN'S APPLIANCE AND FURNITURE I24 Easf Four+h S'IreeI PITTSBURG CALIFORNIA PITTSBURG FUNERAL CHAPEL 24-Hour Ambulance Service 39 Easf Sevenih Sfree+ Phone HEmps+ead 2-ZII4 AL IREDI CAPPUCINI Imoy MONTE CANCIAMILLA many Congralulalions fo Ihe Graduafing Class From THE BEAUTY MANOR EDITH WOODRING 562 Affiniio Lane Phone HE 2-7454 PITTSBURG Phone I'lE 2-4773 IIOI Railroad Avenue MAZZEI PONTIAC-CADILLAC COMPANY PONTIAC - GMC TRUCKS - CADILLAC Lamar ISIaI'sI Mazzei PITTSBURG, CALIFORNIA P.O. BOX l008 YELLOW CAB COMPANY Radio-DispaI'ched Cars 24-Hour Service HE 2-6487 'ff 'fhef ,A WHALE of a f fbfffylnce 4 , GY , W J jf f'f f' f'LAg'Nc?fIhiNagf7 X 114521 fn iw Ji f fjfji KWELDDYL , J I6 K J PWQI7 Qs HErm5s+eacVZlf7 3 ,f f WOMPANY' 'wif lcDla,u6d!+ J JWLFORW f ' I IU f J' T f!AsP9AMff ager 1 1 X X ?j fff K 62 ff' I r' I HE + d 249 3 T PITTSBURG ,J ..f2 'U Besi' Wlshes fo fhe Class of I959 SAM CIMINO Bes+ Wlshes Sensors From BEN AND LEE LEE JEWELERS CORNER OF RAILROAD AND SIXTH ,ff D 1 1 f f , 'ff , 1 Lfyf ply, X A .f,- 'JM I ' ml X ll 1 , V w 4 5 f' rf 1 1 ' if X' . 65 :L si A My 1, ' 1, R gf, 7! ,f f - - , f I ,ff Q :UV If ,J ff I 7, ff ' I ff I 'I If n A A f E f ,R , L J ,S W I fix H ff fa 7 ff' E ui' 74 A Aff ' if fl! I 7 Xl! , i, , ,A fl f I IJ f 1 X f , ! j ,wJ I' ji! f if 9 4 J 1 I N :fl , 1 V T, rp ' I3 X E! s lv fl ! P 1 I 6 , ffl X 514211 J X ff., 'V ly! fJ ,I jf ,Sv I . f ' ll WMIH. ! f f , L N ff 'Z jf If ' lj f ' f jf ,I I I uf Al! Af V! A L J ' F W I 03 L , Q V x 'sh 7 1 fi! 1 . -. n j-LA if J I ' ff ,ffl ff I - ' A, if ay ' V, f ' 1 If , A , I L V l , 1 V ,X f fl lj! , I V ,, ' A 1 ,VI M vj , , A rnfsea 0 ,fill ' QK14 If . , ! I I - V ! 430tEas1' enfh Sfreef M lx 1 jjj v . Lf , f A ff f fi I Ax , jf .J H W n ug 'JA I 5 I C I l ! BEVERLY APARTMENTS II WEST BOULEVARD Spacious Ranch-Type AparI'men+s Furnished and Unfurnished PHONE HE 9-54l0 'li NX RALPH'S MEN's AND Bovs' CLOTHING Nl E Xu ji my wean 0 p !l l40 Eas+ Fourih Sfreef gp HEmps+ead 9-8329 Lafesi' Fashions STYLE SHOP 765 RAILROAD AVENUE PHONE HEmps+ead 9-saaa SOL'S Clofhes for Men and Boys The Lafesf Siyles for Young Men Open 9:00 A.M. fo 6:00 P.M. 350 BLACK DIAMOND STREET - PHONE Hempsiead 9-5570 COME Go fo fhe AND EL SOMBRERO GET IT! ,, Tamale Parlor X We Specialize in Mexican Dishes kf Orders 'ro Go Ou+ A IO73 RAILROAD AVENUE PH. HE 2-4478 ,,,NfNC::!N'2l C'xNg2-Cx N IC R Sw E AUTOMOTIVE PARTS COMPANY CIV U a 'S OUR Complefe Machme Shop FIRST HEmpsIead 2 2979 V THOUGHT II43 RAILROAD AVENUE Au+o Repalrs :Q Z?-fm I-IOTE Confra CosI'as FInes+ Rancho Hofel SwImmIng DancIng COCRTBIIS DInIng Brealrfas+ Lunch Dlnner For Reservahon Phone PLa'feau 72055 I 500 Tenfh S'I'reeI Anhoch PROFESSIONAL LISTINGS DR ROBERT FRANZ Foo+ SpecIalIs'I HE 24842 ANTHONY J SIINO OD 2I4 E Four+h S+reeI H LEROY CANNON A'Horney af Law I45 E Fourlh S'I'reeI' DR HAROLD BORSUK DDS JAMES A PERRY DDS 5I5 School S+ree+ 555 School S+ree+ BUSINESS LISTINGS TWELFTH STREET MARKET ALLAN A POINTER GUNSMITH 877 E Twelf+h S'l'reeI 244 E Sevenfh S+reeI' BENNYS MEN SHOP HOTEL LOS MEDANOS 2 E FIF+h S+reeI 925 Cumberland S+reeI ANTHONYS JEWELERS AAAJ BABY SHOP 435 Cumberland S+ree+ 398 R6IlI'O6d Avenue CRANE BROTHERS 350 Los Medanos Complimenfs of CATALINE BUILT HOMES, INC IO50 Los Medanos HEmps+ead 2 4754 PITTSBURC5 CALIFORNIA A w wp O T I' Q -1- J Cv' J' O Y 'TX'f 1 'S - Q . f I - 5 . 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PITTSBURG HE 9-8414 KAL PAYLESS DRUG Pi++sburg's Largesl' and Fines+ Complele Drugsfore Where You Always Gel' +l'1e Besi' for Less Open 9:00 A.M. +0 l0:00 P.M. Daily 504 Railroad Avenue HEmps+ead 2-299I THE BELL HOUSE PARKSIDE INN Gues+ House and Hofel GABE DIMERCURIO Proprue+or 298 slack Dlagnond Slveef one H 2 6400 P 'Hsburg California HELEN AND ROBERT LOWER Rlghf Nerl' lo II18 Parlc SMARIO S CARDINALE PAINT Pn++sburgs S+ore of Fmer SINCE l927 MGM Wea' Pn++sburg s Olclesl' Pam+ S+ore 5l4 Rallfvad A me ses Black Dnamond HE952l4 NENO SMARIO JACK SMARIO LET US DO YOUR WORRYING If K BUCHANAN 5 AMERICAN DRY CLEANERS ll I EN 'Bal Au+0 ANTIOCH Ire 504 Second S+ree+ PL73360 I-' G PITTSBURG TI1e'I'l' 3827 Shoppmg Helglmfs Lane HE2784I I I49 Ra lroad A enue HE 9 5038 65 EAST FIFTH STREET HE95822 REGAL REXALL PHARMACY Free Panel Deluvery JACK WILLIAMSON 298 Railroad Avenue HEmps+ead 2 2902 9 . U u M! 'NSURANCE AND LAUNDRY 1 F. 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