Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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'S by Sylvia Bocanegra and Kim Walters Many fashion fads existed on campus. A fabulous fad was the Madon- na Iook. With rhinestone earrings, necklaces, bracelets, and all the belts one was ready to hit the town singing, Lucky Star or Borderline One more thing was needed to make sure the look was completed was a short hair cut. lf it had not been for the Thompson Twins and Madonna. eye-blinding neons or fascinating rhinestones would not have been such a great hit. Wflllffl as I 5 ' 11 ' w I' 1 Vlrglnla Cruz wears loafers whlle her friend Audrey Anderson models Jordache cropped pants. 2 Tamara English, Kllstln Srelby, Dan- lelle Nichols, Sylvla Bocane- gla, and Llsa Mondragon wear regular school attire. J. Fellx Maklnano displays Bagarrs. 4. Rozen Rayroa, 'Mn Hollywood shows his ankles above his Topsiders. 5. Foreign exchange sruderm Joachim Peter gives us a touch of Germany. 6. Steve Almeida and Danny Macaplnolac wear Levi 501 jacket and jeans, which was commonly worn by all students. Q2 FASHION ag

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N by Lisa Mondragon What is spirit? Webster's defines it as being lively or brisk. However. for this school, the definition does not suffice as this school brought a new meaning to the word, Spirit. Through the years, the spirit of Pittsburg High has become a tradltlon with its orange and black decorations throughout the quad and school areas. As one walks down the hallways, we see the many decora: tions of each class' showcase through- out the months, and the many colorful posters of coming events. On Fridays. everyone can see the cheerleaders in their uniforms and other girls wearing the football player's jerseys. lf the cheerleaders are not in uniform, they usually are dressed in particular costumes for a rally. Pep Club played a big part in spirit. Without them. the football games would not seem as exciting. Members of the club attended the games wearing whatever orange and black objects they can find. In their hands, they wave porn pons in the air and their cheers can be heard throughout the field urging our football teams on. The cheerleaders and mascot led the club in cheers. This year's club had outstanding involvement by all members, sales went well and we enjoyed working with the club, commented advisors Mr. Bruce Dexter and Mr. Jim Wagner. 1. Pirates enthusiastically break through the goal poster to begin a victorious half against Northgate. 2. Mayorertes and flag twirlers led the Pitt Marching .Shaw Band on the field before the Ygnaclo Valley game. 3. The Pirate stadium was built ln the 1940's and remains today the best in the league. 4. A port of the Pittsburg spirited crowd urging the Pirates on. 5. Mcyarerres and flag twirlers perform at the Beat Street rally. 6. The Friends of the Pirates purchased the Pirates scoreboard in 1982. SPIRIT

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