Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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Cross country team has fun by John Brooks Although the cross country team dIdn't end the season with a winning record. 0-7, the team still had fun running. Coach Curtls Atklnson said, I had a lot of quallty runners missing this year as compared to last, as many of our important runners had taken jobs. There also was a low turnout of runners because of the reputation of not being wInners, Robert L. Williams added. Atklnson had the team run between 4 to 5 miles after school every day. Whlle in the summer the runners were on thelr own, Atkinson recommended they run between 400-500 miles to improve themselves for league. Brian Krause ran approxlmately 300 miles durlng the summer and he was prepared for the fall and was a much Improved runner. Accordlng to Atklnson, the team's strong polnts were that they worked hard In practice, performed well in meets, and most importantly, they dIdn't lose prlde In themselves. Plttsburg's cross country team had a lot of quallty runners such as Brian Krause. Lloyd Peterson and Robert Williams, who was most valuable to the men's team and also plans to run at Cal Berkely next year. Tresa Currie was the most valuable and consistent for the girls, while Janice Wllllams and Noaiah Eckman were most valuable for the JV ladles. 64 cnoss couwmv Qs. 6 C9

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Teams play with spirit by Colleen Parent The young varsity and junior varlsty volleyball teams played with splrlt, despite their inexperience. One of coach Jean Neubarth's goals was to play as a team along with developing better skills. Their splrlt came to o peak when they won their only league match against Mt. Diablo. The team ended the season with a 1-13 league record. Second year varsity player Nina Trlas said, We played together and were organized but since we were a young team, there were arguments between players. The junlor varslty team had more success according to team member Veronica Partlda. Thelr league record tallied 4-9. We all worked together and supported each other. When that communication failed, our perfor- mance sIIpped. Trlas also felt that the hardest thing about their team was to accept mistakes and losses. Since we had a long string of losses, it lowered our team's esteem. 1. Varsity team: Front: M Peeler, K. Bostlclr, N. Trias: Back: J. Medelros, B. Martins, D. Dyer, L. Stlgllch, and M. Ogburn. 2. Nlna Trias bumps sets the ball to Wendy Peeler. 66 VARSITYXJUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYB ff ..- fa zffillf ALL 3