Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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Juniors D'Jamal Littleton and Robbie Nichols sit quietly doing their studies. Mr. PIummer's English class works on their vocabulary, , if J J J it M0 W' W 7 --ng IW? WwM Tina Bookout and Sally Hernandez listen to Mr. Richardson's instructions. Students form groups to discuss the Civil War. 'Hill JILLLLUHE V l ia- 7' if 1 ,','- 42- in., 5 A if ,Q , ll fi ' ,.f.'w 5111.4 . ' 7. . ' , VFW V ' 4 Y '- if tp, v .J 'P A- t , . Selena Mercurio and Sesly Budge take a stroll across the street to attend history. Juniors could take college prep history this year. Ramon Cuya, junior, escorts Mary Jane Velasco to the freshmen dance. Few freshmen attended their dance so upperclassmen came.

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-Ha 'fs Xi 5. 40 ,d wg! - 'M qw, . 4 V' - sfo 2 IQ- . . P r . A Tracy Conlin bundles up at a football game. She will later cheer on the varsity. Vicky McGill jumps high to set up the ball for teammates. Pitt fights hard to beat Antioch. fe ,ff Latrice O'NeaI concentrates in typing class. She is being tested for speed and accuracy. J ILLLLILLLE

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mf :sus f-.wwff'iff' 1' -- . - ht-Rf rn? if ' v . mf, ,f , , -I ll Q j-bftfgl Q' EV! -lj . ,ss lvl, Q-.MMM 'swq , 1 .. testi: Jason Walker and Donald Ray Hines listen to Mrs. Lisi's lecture on Spain. Mrs. Lisi teaches both Italian and Spanish. 3 Represent At Decathalon by: Monique Mondragon Frank Wood, Wendy Peeler, and Ake Crews, juniors, represented PHS at the Academic Decathalon on Saturday, November 16 at Antioch High School, Each prepared for the decathalon by coming to school at 7 am, 3 days a week and even sometimes after school. Each were coached by advisor Ms. Lloyd, Mrs. Morris and Mr. Littleton. Lloyd assigned each a subject according to which field they excelled in best. Since the members of the team had to be changed completely because of the Antioch game, a great deal of material was crammed in the last two weeks of preparation. They got a very late start compared to other schools. When asked how they faired as individ- uals, Frank Wood responded, I think I did fairly well, but feel I could have done better. Still as a junior, I can't complain. As a school, each felt proud to represent us and even beat school such as Antioch and Ygnacio Valley. As they looked back on that day, each felt it took a lot of time and work, but one also realized that it was fun. js.. vw-wmv .5 S , . Lydia Stiglick tries to rub the cramp out of Lionel Young's leg. During the 4th quarter, Pittsburg continues to lead Antioch. dllLi.LILl.tE 'UIEIJ