Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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Walking to class, freshmen Inge Holbrook and Virginia Ponce de Leon make plans for lunch. Lunchtime allows students time to go off campus. K. .,,. .,.. , s ,ty-7 Z, . , ...f,Z,., . L ii3h,.1,..4.,f.,,,5: N., ...,55sM3 .7 'f - ' , if-V f . . '9Qilz.'i- -: , A , t ' I ,2 . s, - V 1..ncw..e.s,...sJf1 xkx !-.1 ts' l51y x2g'4J , F4 Y' K 3 ,' 'xx X 4. . .cf 1 it 4523? Troubled with the job of tying a tie properly, Anna Olivarez is coached by a friend during P.E. School Offers New Frosh Course by: Alicia Albers Freshmen took a new required course, called Drivers Education. This class was moved from sophomore to freshmen level because there were too many required courses for the upperclassmen. This presents numerous problems for the younger freshmen, who have to remember the contents of this course for 1 V9 to 2 years before they can take behind-the-wheel train- ing. The system's all messed up, Mr. Lowell Budge commented. Budge is one of the teachers of Driver's Ed. Budge has taught for Q7 years. Mr. Bonanno is the only other teacher who teaches Driver's Ed. 3, s, - WMWW ' l V 3 l'n....- A Freshmen Beatriz Arce and Brenda Arrivas relax during P.E., while others jog on the track. Jogging and body conditioning were two of the choices in P.E. during the first quarter of school. vuusllliuu fII'E

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Broers, Shelley Brooks, Antoinette Brooks, Theresa Brown, Jody Brox, Travis Busby, Marlo Bybee, Cindy Cadriel, Gabriel Cahoon, Kristina Caldron, Patrick Cantero, Nancy Capurro, Nicole Carlson, Christina Carrera, Gino Caruso, Christy Castillo, Edward Castillo, Homer Castillo, Lenda Castro, Tony Cater, Shon Cerda, Guadalupe Cipollina, Ben Clark, Charles Clark, Lashanti Cline, Robin Cobiseno, Luciano Collins, Eric Collins, Sharmil Compton, Felicia Coniglio, Joe Cooper, Matt Corona, Mike Crews, Ann Crimann, Irene Cruz, Nicole Cuevas, Marya Cutino, Monica Dargan, Tony Davenport, Jackie Davi, Richard Davi, Tina Davis, Sally De La Torre, Christian DeMesa, Melinda Delao, Raymundo Deluna, Becky Desantiago, Manny Diaz, Carlos LfLigliELi,I.'LULl

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Class Has Hopes One hope many freshmen had was to make it through high school without failing any classes. Heidi Smith said, I want to try and do a lot better than most freshmen did last year. Lisai Jaggers added, I tried to have my grades for my satisfaction. Some people looked forward to their sophomore and junior years when they could obtain jobs. Dana Ghiselli confirmed this be- cause, l want to have my own money for whatever I am in the mood to spend it on. Ben Cipollina looks forward to a job because, I love money. Many have hope of attending college. Jason Shea said, I want to go to college and study a career that pays a lot of money. ,,-:-, i:,, ,,,: ,:,f, .,.,-,,-.f, -. . , . . .. . . ., . . ..., I ,..,. tum..- . ,,.-f st.f...r.a..... -. I W... Checking out the computer room, Corey Lawson is intrigued by a poster. The computer center is helpful to upperclass- men as well as freshmen. is EE L'LtI5I5LLLil5li . f an it it SQL .--I After finishing her work, Teresa Brooks amuses herself with plastic bubbles up in driver's education. The course is one of the requirements for freshmen. 9 'gas.2.1f,ww52'm.cgw,5rfIfit: :fi x 5--ffg: ig, - is I .T .W .. Q X S E So, what do you want again? Freshman, Daidra Estep gives variety to students for lunch and brunch.