Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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Y' wg., A .fl fu 1. USA Travel nominee, Maria Vossos and best friend Joanna Lucido share the spotlight be- fore the annual car parade. Her floatwon first place. Q. Getting into the spirit, the Fil-Am Club supportstheir candidate, Rowe' na Hilado. 3. Dina Billeci, Miss Pirateer nominee from the SADD club, shows off her float with style. During the competition, herdesign won second place, 4, Showing enthusiasm, club members from Block P snow Off theirspirit before the BIG-LITTLE game. The Mighty Pirates beat the Panthers. 5. Toni Blackman waves to the crowd 55 She cruises down School Street. Toni was crownedMiss Pirateeraf the dance. 6. On hand for the festivities were spectators to root for theirfavorites. ,ng fffifff' 1 ' A .,,, .QJZW 1 ,J . if . t+.eq+,,.t A. x Qfkvt 'U' ' X' V 1 Q V, . ..' V 1,,.,f ,r- , -if A A ' fe .1 .W .5 .- H .,,i s 1 '.,j - -Vu .gy M 'rv . ' 1 'xzhf AW'- 'Y' , nciqrfii- 'CS'-V ic -f utils uuuuuu 1. '

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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

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M, fm ...,,, . . : mf 0,.,.l, H' wg J , 1 ,...3 Bold Rallies Pump Teams by: Jennifer M. Dimarob Bold and daring, in one word! Outgoing!, was Toni Blackman's best way to describe the football team and basketball rallies. We had a lot of participation by the students, spirit leaders, band, and players. The rallies were successful and the players gladly cooperated, added Blackman. We had rallies that stuck in minds and will always be remembered, Blackman enthusiastically said. Such rallies were the R.E.S.P.E.C.T, the famous Pitt-Antioch, where skits were done and raw eggs drunk by cheerleaders and varsity football members, and the wild-n-crazy vacation rally. The students and the band also helped by participating whenever asked. The band did a lot and should be given more respect, said junior, Selena Mercurio. ' -,,, . hm U Q ff ' Q , 'iw was F ' ' ,kt 3' X 5 lJIill'l,'liLLl.l.f ULi,EIlE'L'IiLi,l.L LLLLLLLEE wm.Lw.A MMM