Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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Q 1 f4f'1'q6 W, ,Ku 1. Cynthia Sarcos, Maria Curiel, Maria Estanol, Christine Douglas, Sherrie Pena, and Carissa Soriano show their spirit at the Pitt Antioch game. The squads danced to California Girls wearing blond wigs. Q. Majorette, Sherrie Pena shows her style at the PittfAntioch game. Lifting her hat, Pena finishes her routine displaying her talent. 3. Frances Oncena cheers at the crowd. Raising her arms, she makes her move during half time, 4. Flag Twirlers: Top: Audra Lorenzo, Frances Oncena, Rowena Hilado, Tiphney Parsons, Maria Curiel, Qnd row: Terri Nord, Carissa Soriano, and Christine Douglas. 5. Major- ettes: Sherrie Pena, Maybelline Mamaradlo, and Maria Estanol. LEE imlnlef LU-Ld lil-LE'L l.'liE V , VM 'Z f ' f VNV WTA ssgirif 1, 'vt 9' L, wi P 11 ' 'QL 1. K Kimi: f i 'K as H K tis L ts . ut K 5 - , -N N .LW - tx' -' 'ii - .i- L-'. - -. . ., fa -X K 'i ,Y-'t-H L T. KK I fi .L .J w .. LL S . Y -L L S .t ' L V' .. Lv 9 L. 'T ' L' f r-f fo' 'is ' as-. ' . K ' ' ' QU r , . .. L h g , Q -.,, X , 'k:l2rk3R,,.w41?' 'Cla' in sk. ,M K M tg rf' I i E, ig A - if? KK Szi?ig?2'f 'L LEim.1f',fLL? t, . vis ' kg . ,, Q'- ,-. . .p ML- 1 -. - A t..+,. ., c ss ,a . t .. . .nf Q r -. L.. .. ,+L-wr .. L' L . a. J . . L 0- fff. wwf, ff-I . 'M' sf -L .35 1 L -K 2 -L at ., . .. 'av L- 'I ,M ,,..,,. .t. , t . Q, ,, . . A- 'K' U' -'iq 'L .: L .' . 4 vga.: ' , ..n' 1--9 ,L . L 5 I 4-1 s .L -A ,gy f .W Q s- -f u 4-Lit ,I ,I ,f. F ,ykggii .5 L A ww. . :-' - . H' ff if ,A fss-11 iw Q ,x Q ' 1 ,' 1 5 3+ .T 1 f,.L::- -.- ,.. ff,g, gi, nj' L Q 1 . x' ' ' L ff K' NL' L..-if ,--.fgv t f'- ' . , .Lf-L s M .LL - Lt Q ' 1- K -ss -Q L. ff- . . .. , ,,.., . 5, . L. ksg- R , 15. .l L A K 55555,-,sg glaring I ,31,aliig,s,-. x v3.1.1, as kt ww.: - ' ' X ' A - 5353!-'L' V - X- 'f . 'H S ' .' ' is S v . L f ,tha r ,E 5,t,5.::-f- Jmx,-. 1 L - ,, X x. L: .tg , N gfwi Liss 'J iff ffL ...scary ,writ ' J- five It LLJ-Lf ,- - H -L , D . . :K ti rxqgix gxs t , .X7wx, 1 . t , . . Vt' Far. C y . Lv.: , . mess! f L7 S iss., K? , tif, 1. gt., 53,5 axvzx-. 9 Af .ini if V H . .AP I its gli.. Ni .gf Q.. ,Lgs,fv,9sLs.L LL- C N N .SLWL - ' K.,-,..,xs. , Q X, , 5 v 5. A - , A .5 L. . it A - xt fa, Q '3fKK5 i L, 1 L -5'f::9Q W--37--L+ sk: I K 1 A . ff: 9 'L w5 ' EGF tl K 5 - L L KK . , jpg , .gr Lgff' f K 1 L LL ff: ' wif---'fi fffsbwh . 'F' .-'ffm - K' w . -' t I it L R 5: , sm i K, iP1L.,,,,, t. at , L, Fm, . Q- - - 5 is , 3 ,.,g 7 Qixzf - :ri T1 'Q' P K i ' L ' ,. .z 4 -' f 7 g- f L, ,.L-f K': iff ws-L - L L: ll L . i LL.L L I .L . I fw?QfiS4hSf1 F 1 L' L,i:1Lfil5sQ: 'Wi X ff i Q,.'f9iV ' . J- f 'b 1' L R. 1

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653 Band is Successful by: Merideth Fike It took 50 marching players, a lot of talent, and dedication to make this year's Pittsburg Marching Show Band one of the best and most successful ln a long time. We've taken the first giant step in creating the big, exciting band that will be here soon, says band director of 12 years, Mr. Orrin Cross lll. Assistant director, new to P.H,S. was Mrs. Sherrie Van Nest. She commented, I'm very impressed with the quality, style, and overall performance of the band. Drum major, Becky Walker, led the band for the second consecutive year. She showed more confidence and style this year than she did last year. She also exhibited more authority over the band. Jerome Sandoval said, The band made the football games more exciting and it made you proud to be from Pittsburg when the band did so well. Along with playing all home-game shows, the band performed at the Walnut Competition where the band took fourth place, losing second place by only 4f1O of a point, and won 5600. The band also played at Cal Band Day, the second annual Columbus Day Parade. 1. Richard Bleck, Becky Walker, and Gino Carrera perform and dance to The Twist . The band is at the PittfAntioch game. Q. Drum major Becky Walker salutes An- tioch drum major during pre-game. The PittfAntioch game is about to begin. 3. An overhead view of the band during half-time. They are performing the opener of Jubuliance . Libtlrlrlittlls umm U56

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Flashy Routines Show Spirit by: Virginia Paganini Performing with style and glamour, majorettes and flag twirlers impressed their audience. Their flashy routines showed excitement and gave pride and spirit to the audience. Tossing a flag or twirling a baton might look easy, but for both it involved a lot of practice. Coordination was an important factor to become a flagtwirler or majorette. Making up new routines, lots of group participation, and effort was all part of practices. The flag squad consisted of 8 girls: Rowena Hilado Chead flagb, Frances Oncena Cassistantb, Audra Lorenzo, Maria Curiel, Terri Nord, Carissa Soriano, Tiphney Parsons, and Christina Douglas. The majorettes consisted of 4 girls. Maybelline Mamaradlo Cheadl, Cynthia Sarcos Cassistantb, Maria Estanol, and Sherrie Pena. During the summer both squads went to camp at U.C. Santa Cruz. Both squads received a spirit stick, superior ribbons, and superior trophy. . Being a flag or a majorette brought a lot of pride and spirit. I enjoyed working with all the flags, and being able to support my school with something I enjoyed doing, said Rowena Hilado. l've learned a lot about responsibilities and hard work in being a majorette, stated Maybelline Mamaradlo. lJl.LLl:l.i,fI.iLLill.Ll.tE'L L'Eli