Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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Looking back at N memories by Kim Walters I emember getting lost in the deep hallways when you were a freshman? What about those frozen frogs you had to dissect in Mr. Stott's biology class? We all remember coming in as a freshman and not knowing what NGB, NGG or what the C in front of a room number meant. We all needed to ask an upperclassman where some class was. Scary, huh? I was so nervous coming to a new school! Finally we were sophomores. No one could make fun of us because we were no longer freshmen. Now, we took driver's education and of course, everyone would make sure that they were not near the driver's education car. After a difficult year of being a sophomore we entered the world as juniors. Now, we could drive to school and date more and some of us had found our possible life time sweetheart. The Junior Prom was a big event to look forward to. We went out shopping for tuxes and beautiful dresses early. Many decided to try out for P.A.A. plays and David Troia made M.C. for Night Club Tonight. We are now at the top of the totum pole and it was our turn to make fun of the freshmen. We all looked forward to the Senior Ball and of course graduation. Many of us will graduate and go our separate ways. , SENIORS Q

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3 rake high honors by Annette Ramirez Erlinda Nanez, valedictorian, and Kearson Malmgren and Katherine Sanchez, salutatorians, achieved the highest grades in the senior class. Nanez was an active member of MESA, CSF, Performing Arts, Ecology Club, and Dance Club. ln the spring she placed first at Pittsburg in the county spelling bee and sixth in the county. During her four years, she received one B, in general science. Malmgren has been a cheer- leader for four years and head both her freshmen and senior year. Sanchez has been active in the band, playing the piano in concert band and singing in the jazz choir. Being a salutatorian is not that Important, it's the education you get from it that is important. As of March 1965: 1. Erllnda Nanez, Valedlctorlan. 2. Kathy Sanchez, Salutatorlan. 3. Kearson Malmgren, Salutatorian. VALEDICTORIANXSALUTATORIANS