Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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xi J ' 'Gil' .-J 1. Toni Blackman and her escort Martin Walker are proud after she takes the throne for Miss Pirateer. This is a rare moment - Toni Blackman is speechless! Q. Jeana Humphrey and Boris Rholing dance to the theme song, You Are My Lady. They discuss the winners of the court. 3. Tonya Nuez, Ana Darling-Dimentel, Mia Fabela, and Caroline Dollete arrive early. They watch the people arrive. 33 I.iLliE I.PLI.LLL'L'IJLLL

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Blackman Wins Crown by: Rose-Inez Greenup Toni Blackman was crowned Miss Pirateer 1985 on November 97, by Margie Acuna, reigning queen of 1984. The theme of the dance was, You Are My Lady, with red, black and silver decorations covering the walls and tables. Blackman was class president in her Junior year, vice- president in her sophomore year and representative in her freshman, sophomore, and junior year. She is an active member of Student Leadership, B.S.U., Pep Club, and a cheerleader for two consecutive years. l was happy, Blackman stated about how she felt when she won, Everyone was telling me that l was going to win but I didn't believe it 'till l got the crown. Other members of the court were as follows: Miss Football, Dina Billeci, nominated by SADD, Miss Baseball, Deborah Green, nominated by Pep Club, Miss Basketball, Becky Walker, nominated by PAC, Miss Tennis, Maria Vossos, nominated by U.S.A. Travel Club, Miss Swimming, Erin Cronan, nominated by Ski Club, and Miss Wrestling, Suzanne Becker, nominated by Block P. 1. Rick Russel and Dina Billeci watch the people dance as they take a break. He congra- tulates her for coming in Qnd place. Q. Paul Reed and Sherrie Alameda await a slow song to be played. Mean- while, they discuss their plans for after the dance. 3. Miss Pirateer 1985 court. Michael Walker, Deborah Green, Nick Sivil, Erin Cronan, Rick Russel, Dina Billeci, Martin Walker, Toni Blackman, Becky Walker, Robert Philippi, Suzanne Beck- er, Mike Crispo, Maria Vossos, and Kevin Confetti. fill 3 LiLEE LPl.Ltfi'L'IiIiLig

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Fall Theatre Attracts Many By: Merideth Fike Performing Arts Area produced You Can't Take lt With You written by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman and performed December 13, 14, and 15. It was a story about a family that appears to be crazy, but they later find out that lt might not be the family that is crazy but that everyone else is a little crazy. During the course of the play the daughter falls in love with the son of a conservative wealthy family, even though, the two families don't see life the same way. ln the end both families become friends with each other and the son and the daughter marry, Mr. Orrin Cross Ill, designed and directed the play, said, The whole company did a great job. Due to the good audience attendance they produced three very entertaining shows. The whole company included 41 students and 2 stage craft classes. Starring roles were Richard Watkins, CGrandpaJ, Monica Hunt, CPenny7, Darcy Janowicz CEssie7, Heather Carndruff CAliceD, and Jerome Haley CMr. Kirbyb. 1. The company: standing C. J. Vickery, Karen Alexander, Christine Carlson, Richard Bleck, Lisa Carey, Louis Esposito, Jon Kicker, Eunice Barruel, Jon Jones, Robert Philippi, Jerome Haley, Heather Galli, Scott Layfield, Richard Davi, Jennifer Dunn, and Linda Madrigal. Kneeling Heather Cardruff, Richard Watkins, Ricky Felix, Sherie Van Natta, Moni- ca Hunt, Mike Janowicz, Renae Palin, Lisa Nugent, Tina Collins Sit- ting Heather Murray, Dana Ghiselli, Dee Hurd, Jamie Gearland, Darcy Janowicz, Kelly Pierce, Kim Lacky, Merideth Fike, Raquel Grijalva, Ann Crews, Karen Wells, and Daryl Simonds. Q. The Kirby's, Tony fLouis Espositoh, Mr. Kirby Uerome Haleyb, Mrs. Kirby 4Heather Gallib have arrived for dinner a day early. Mrs. Kirby stares in shock at the Vanderhof's residence. 3. Grand- pa 4Rich Watkins! tries to reason with Alice CHeather Carndruff! to stay and work things out with Tony CLouis Espositob. Paul tMike Jan- owiczh listens and tries to help. 'U E mu 1uutt1'uu ,A