Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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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

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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

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