Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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Juniors Begin Planning by: Monique Mondragon Many juniors enrolled in college prep courses were asked what their expectations for the future were. Many plan to attend college, marry and have children. Career choices ranged from becoming a ranger, fashion merchandiser to a neuro-surgeon or a physical therapist. Many juniors felt personal satisfaction with one'sjob was more important than a large salary as money does not bring happiness. Chris Heredia plans to go to college and pursue his lifetime goal of becoming a veterinari- an. Stefan Ahrendt wants to become a mechan- ical engineer as he enjoys knowing how things work. Eng, Santiago Espinosa, Giovanni Esposito, Louis Esquivel, Evangelina Estanol, Maria Evans, Donnell Evers, Evette Feliciano, Rene Fernandez, Efran Fernandez, Lidia Fields, Chris Fields, Darin Flowers, Rodeny Fobbs, Trinette Forest, Billy Forrest, Nichole Forrest, Tory Francisco, Maria 'T Franklin, Willie Ann Frost, Lashanna Funkner, Peggy Garcia, Dolores Gardner, James Hilton, Gendon 4 7 it dIiLLLuLrE lk Joanna Lucido sits in student leadership. She is bored with the day's discussion. -gf -9 r l l I - QWK, Q Mil' 4 F llilr fmt

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Jeannie Chamberlain looks over forms for OWE. Jobs have become a major importance to most juniors. 'YYY ,ya 1 ,gr .gf- f if . 0 6 if Officers, Advisors Lead Class by: Jeff Keats Four females led the Class of 1987. Evette Castillo, president, led the class and according to secretary, Monique Mondragon, Castillo took on and handled the responsibilities of the job very well. Serving as vice president was Lidia Stiglich. My job was to do everything no one else wanted to do. Mondragon took the minutes and performed other jobs assigned to her. Mr. Randy Jang, chemistry teacher, and Mrs. Janet Blevins, English and history teacher, ad- vised and helped the class. Jang commented, There was a good distribution of task among -the officers. There was not one person doing all the work. They have made a lot of progress. U ' aumutrs 1 x ef . H ,, yt 14 f M 277 Junior, Donald Ray Hines dances before roll is taken. His classmates are amused by his talents and enjoyment. it 'Qt' 'Q .5 .,j-Ho -fb. H A' ., 1 'Ay 5,2 ' Y' a , I V J rx li! 1 VQQ .,, ' Ji' V D ,f LF T ft 'ff tag? , 4 'M Ramon Cuya supports the girls tennis team at LMC. Cuya attended each practice and encouraged the team.