Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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Gladish, Michelle Gilbert, Martinez Goldsmith, Tami Gonzalez, Gerrardo Gonzales, Josette Gorospe, Scott Gracy, Candice Green, Tammy Grace, Rick fi, Gurrero, Melissa Q' 'Q' Grady, Scott Guy, Charles , Hayes, Tedric Hawkins, Terry Henry, William Heredia, Theresa Hicks, Raymona Hilado, Jeffrey Hiley, Steven Hillery, Kenneth Hoffmen, Richard Holdegraver, Tamara Hook, Richard Hosmez, Robert 'V' -uv Sophomore, Joel Aracania, sits thoughtfully in biology class. He awaits instruction from Mr. Hanel, a new teacher at Pittsburg High i ' i , , , LI1LfLl,I1l.1I.LLrl5E 1- Q

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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. '

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WW I B if We WW Hughes, Chuck Humphries, Thomas Hunnelley, Roshelle Howard, Dorresa Howard, Robert Howerton, Tesa lbon, Letty Jacobson, Jim Jaramillo, Danny Joaquin, Charlene Johnson, David Johnson, Marlin P' Johnson, Troy Jones, Albert Jones, Jackie Jones, Michelle Keats, Rick Keith, Eddie Kelly, Crystal Kelley, Michael Kendall, Sonya Kennedy, Michael Kicker, James Kicker, Jon 2 'L , N A 1 tg! Xx. Rose Mendez busily works in art class. She is starting a new project for the semester. Officers, Advisors Unite by: Merideth Fike With Mia Fabela as president, Louis Martirez, vice-president, Eileen Aguba, treasurer, Mary Jane Velasco, secretary, Sharon Parent, repre- sentative and Mrs. Betsy Giordono and Mrs. Beth Klotzback as the advisors, the Class of '88 had a strong team. The advisors provided the sophomores with creative criticism and enthusiasm. Klotzback has been teaching 4 years while Giordono was in her second year. Both enjoyed advising because it gave them a chance to become involved with the students and their activities. Giordono felt, the sophomores are grow- ing into their roles at P.H.S. EUl.PLi,Ul'Lhl.igI.ZE