Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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'CF7 Irma Toro Hoang Tran Kim Trawick Lamonte Love checks the rally sheer while Toni Blackman and Alfred Wright look on. ' D 'Kipols Sim Richard Sisk Nick Sivil Karen Smith , Sedwin Soberon John Solis Pearlie Stallings Guenetta Stephenson Jeanette Striplin Johnny Suarez Gino Susim James Sutton Wendy Swan Diana Ternes Yolanda Thomas Ronald Threatt 'Debbie Tirey, Theresa Tiscareno Leon Tompkins Donna Tooie Juniors face PSA T J by Monica Mijares Y Juniors took the PSAT, Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test, in October, as preparation for the important SAT test. The test consisted of two sections, math and verbal skills. , Students with high scores became eligible for the National Merit Scholar- ship and it gave students their weaknesses and strengths. Mrs. Pat Diokno, the counselor who administered the test, said, The PSAT is an invaluable tool ln the process of preparing for college. I would urge every college bound junior and so- phomore to seriously consider taking the test. Jumorzs

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Mike Christina Villalobas if Bouasy Vongphaltdy Joann Washington t i Maria Becky Juniors attain status by Colleen Parent Jumplngr from junior varsity football to the varsity team meant an adjustment tofnew. routines for the junior gridders. Third yearployer. Danny eneoo Arroyo felt that the main difference ap- peared rin therslze ,and:,quickness of hls opponents. To keep up ,with the better players, the pouches expected the' players to learn more complex plays than before, and also toyspenyd less time str thef basits that the players already had mastered, Lamonte Lovera first year varsity squad member, felt that the pressure increased from his days as a JV player. pThe:,Vcoaohes pushed the players further and demanded they performwat their peak. ' 'MostV of the people are only interested ln the varsity gamer theylt3r don'ty look at the rv article. t i Arroyo also found more satisfac- tion from the crowd earl and lltt school attention dlregted toward the varsity. He discovered the long hours of practice proved to be worth it,yWhen the game began. tall other thoughts fled from his mlnd. f lumens 3 - t l T l Rodney Vossos Mike Walker e Martin Walker Trina Walker F14 i Serena , 3 Kirk Wehrmeister Barry White Lunchrs a time to talk to friends for Terees Mongln, Suhene Wong. Regina Harrison, and Mrs. Doris Manly. L