Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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ULIB Davis, Joji Davis, Michelle Davis, Rachelle Davis, Shameeka De Rosa, Regina De Weese, William Delcid, Jose Denton, Veronica Denvis, Latesa Devan, Sudari Diaz, Jose Diaz, Pedro Dick, Jeffrey Dillon, Stephenie Dizon, Gino Dollete, Reynaldo Doolittle, Shelley Douglas, Christine Drake, Phillip Dudash, Stephanie Duenas, Ailda Dukes, Ancina Dunbar, Rodney Duran, Diniliza Dustin, Jeff Fabela, Mia Fandinola, Ben Fazli, Bahrudin Fazli, Farhad Felix, Ricky Fernandez, Alejandra Fernandez, Gerado Fernandez, Richard Fierros, Mike Fike, Merideth Finney, Stan Fitzgerald, John Flannery, Colleen Fong, James Frazier, Tina Fulgham, Anita Garcia, Albert Garcia, Kimberlie Garcia, Guadalupe Garrido, Irene Gasca, Suzette Gasca, Yvette Gholston, Don EULPLLI1L'i,ULLEE , rt me 5 33.71 WWW .c Y- . W- 1 is J 2 Q W -,L in El. rf. l E

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tttt Terri Bostick shows football players. S i ! Jgfvl X .rf X QR class spirit, by cheering on the J.V. Sophomores Need Class Spirit by: Merideth Fike The Class of '88 needs a lot more support in order to raise sufficient funds to cover the cost of a terrific Junior Prom Senior Ball, and color pictures in the yearbook of our senior year, Louis Martinez, sophomore class vice- president said. As freshmen last year, the class raised about 5700. Their goal this year was to raise S800 before the Sophomore Hop. In the beginning of the year, the class sold Skittles and Reeses, raising almost 5200. More support is needed from members in order to make the years great at High School. if Clark, Natacha Coats, Dosha Cobb, Michael ' Coker, Phillip Coleman, Darren WM f Collins, Jamiel 5 H, Collins, John an am Cooper, Ray Z Corbin, Paul C if if TI Corliss, Lex ' ' , Coston, Marcel Craig, Claude Cratty, Sherry Cruz, Ricky Cruz, Ruben Curl, Chantell Dallman, Sherri Daniel, Darrell Daniels, Leonard Danielson, Misty Darling, Anna Davenport, Tammi Davies, Theresa Davis, Demetrius ElLLPli.l1I.'i.Iil.tliE

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5,11 Class Member Comment on 2.0 by: Tertia Stewart 2.0 rule created controversy and students had differing opinions regarding its positive effects on class members. Lommaric Loxamana felt, lt's alright to- wards grades, but not fair for school dances, hardly anyone gets to go to their dances. Tami Goldsmith remarked, lt's good in the sense that it motivated students, however it may discourage others. Alvin Dizon Carrilo added, lt helped the students achieve better understanding of the school's standards and their own abiIities. Another student praising the 9.0 no F rule was Lalesa Durken because, lt makes students work harder, especially when they want to play sports. Shelly Doolittle said, We try harder to from Rocky. Sophomore piccolo player, Anna Darling become battery Pimentel marches to her next position. During half time the band plays Gonna Fly Now theme ,xfk .A 'M Before the tardy bell rings, Lourdes Rozado sits on Lisa Salvetti's desk. They hold a quick conversation before class begins. suuiluiluuuii 1. '