Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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I' .Alia fu 1. Junior Club's Commissioner Jessica Medeiros talks to her friend while people sign up for clubs in the background. There were 1,1525 sign ups. Q. Sophomore Mikki Patrick signs while sophomore Shari Lind and junior Bridgette Martines show her what to sign. The club they were associated with was computers. 'N ul.uuw um U 'Eff

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Clubs' Day Crowds Quad by: Jason Haley On a sunny afternoon in the quad, 1,1 Q5 students signed up for the 7th Annual Clubs' Day during lunch, Junior Jessica Medeiros, Clubs' Commissioner, was in charge of the event along with fund raising and scheduling of the clubs. She accepted the position because, The position was open, and I was interested, Originally I wanted to run for Class Commissioner, but declined because a senior was running and I thought she would be qualified, Junior Kevin Toliver joined Ski Club, Block P and USA Travel Club because he Wanted to be a devoted Pirate. 1. Senior Toni Blackman and advi- sor, Carlos Ignacio wait for people to sign up for Campus Life. They are also giving information about the club. Q. Senior Dennis Cuya and sophomore Kim Medeiros wander through the quad, looking for clubs to join. At the table where they were, students were signing up for USA Travel. 3. Senior foreign exchange student Boris Rohling, senior Mike George, senior May- belline Mamaraldo and junior Jes- sica Medeiros set up tables. These people helped set up the quad before lunch. l:I.lll:E' ULLY Anotherjunior, Ken Allen, joined Ski Club, Block P and S.A.D.D. because he Wanted to be an active participant in Pirate activities. Sophomore Mia Fabela, was in charge of SADD sign ups, and joined that club because I was concerned that too many adolescents are being killed in alcohol related accidents today. Senior Todd Leber took sign ups for the California Scholarship Federation because This club is the school, it stands for education. Clubs involved in the event were: Black Student Union Block P, Ski, Performing Arts, USA Travel, Pep, SADD, California Scholarship Federation, Cartoonists, Wrestling, Fil- Am, Water Ski, Chess, Mu Alpha Theta, Newtonians, La Raza, Campus Life, Soroptomists, Computer, Key and Italian Travel. xi 1, 4 , , s - ' 1. .K 4 fl

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Car Parade by: Toni D. Blackman This year's car parade was blessed with dry skies. People excitedly emerged from the businesses on Railroad Avenue to watch the parade. The participant's chanted the now traditional, Pitt! Pitt-Pitt! Pitt-Pitt-Pitt! l heard the chants coming from the parade while we were practicing, said Lionel Young, a Varsity football player, and something was telling me that we would kick Antioch's butt and we did! Club's Commissioner, Jessica Medeiros, and her committee were responsible for organizing the parade. Some just merely decorated cars while others went all out to create exquisite floats. We stayed up late all week, said Dina Belleci whose impressive float won second place. First place went to Maria Vossos of USA Travel and Becky Walker of PAC earned third SeniorJohn Buddy Solis remarked, When watch- ing the parade one could see that everyone put in a great deal of effort to make it a success, he added, l told them 86 was the class with class! UCL!-t LvLi.l-tLi.lLl5 ima i , ' 1