Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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Sol Bruno John Burks Raymond Bursey Llso Calderon Chris Calico Antonne Coronto Ben Corbojol fMichoel 'Corric Shoron Correr A-Morio Cosillos C CEllen Cosrillo liiichoridiiir Choion Chrlsfino Chorfier Joson Clorls C nnono Jerry Clork Debbie Clowson Dorren Coleman 'Kevin C Conferri Peter Cordovo C Julie Courtois Loshon Croig Michael Crespo Erin Cronon To :unions i

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t QE!-E1 ' 1 , Alonzo Banks Consueto Barajas Charles Barnes r Maria Bartolo Enriela Bautista Sandra Becker Suzanne Becker Michelle Bennett Lean Besnears Dina Billeci Toni Blackman Derrick Bleck Money dominates discussions by Mike George Main topics of conversation at class meetings were raising money for the Junior Prom and organizing a Junior-Senior Party. The meetings were run constitu- tionally by the president from a prepared agenda and the minutes were taken by the secretary. The vice-presidents job, when not filling a vacant office, was to keep the class in control, The treasurer gave weekly reports. The representatives reported all SBOD events to the class and brought all class problems to the board. The class began the school year organized and willing to work. , One disappointment, however, was the relative disappointing attend- ance. ranging from 20-30 students, Mike Crespo, vlce president said. Randy Bomagat Robert Bomagat Jerry Botello Ladawna Boyer Mike Brooks fi!- -fer Darmell Brown Derrick Brown Leatrice Brown Martin Brown Nlna Trias works behind the ghoulish Sal Bruno in Mr. Donannols U. JUMORS 5, Hsrory class,

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S3 'Z Martha Cruz Delao Chris Detorres Patrick , DeWerk Joslyn Diaz Kendall Dimery Donahue Dangallo Tracy Eaton Blackman leads class by Sherri Dallman Toni Blackman served as class president and was involved in many activities. T She also helped the class make plans for the Senior Ball. She had to attend all meetlngs and help with everything involving. the class. Blackman had wanted to be president of a class since she was In the 4th grade as she always liked the sound of, Toni Blackman, President! She ran for president in Central Junior l-ligh's 8th grade which helped her prepare for what was ahead in high school. Also, her political colleagues encouraged her to ga for lt . She said, The Class of '86 was hard working. They just needed someone to motivate them. She felt that she was the one to do just that. They had a lot of goals and Blackman felt they attained them. Blackman's advice to the next junior class president was, Don't get frustrated. Stick to what you believe. Don't let anyone discourage you. Always remember, a good leader ls a good follower. Elliot Elquisr Joann ' Enea English Epperson Giovanni Espinosa Raquel Fajordo Fernandez Fernandez Ferrante JUNIORS