Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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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

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Halloween Means Fun For All by: Rose-Inez Greenup Halloween is one of the more enjoyable of the fall holidays. Once a year, we can dress up as anything we want. This year many people had the spirit for Halloween. There were punk rockers, witches, devils, harem girls, and many other imaginative outfits. There was a contest in the quad at lunch time to pick the three best costumes. Lee Dongallo took first place and 525.00 as a flasher wearing a trench coat and underwear with hearts. The second place costume was Charmele Works version of the wolfman. She won S15.00. There was a tie for third place and 510.00 between Alicia Moore as Rainbow Bright and Epi Partida as a girl Volleyball player. 1. Showing his native in- stincts Dennis Cuya displays his spirit on Halloween, This is a dramatic change from what he usually wears, a preppie. Q. Seniors Regina Harrison, Toni Blackman and Kim Rhodes came to school on Halloween as the Rap Group Run DMC. They demonstrate a beat boy stance. 3. Sopho- more Alicia Moore dressesas Rainbow Brite. In the contest she tied for 3rd place with Eppie Partida. lfllli urtttitie mt 1 I ' i 1