Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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Working dutifully, Chinell Beshears, Lorraine Denar, and Kellie Medina complete projects in Art. Art was one elective many students participated in. Wm mtfemc- ,...u,,... . Frosh enjoy Entertainment by: Nicole Capurro Most Freshmen just talked with their friends for entertainment. Then all enjoyed the gossip about everybody. Freshman, Monica Cutino said that she just watches her favorite videos everyday after school on M.T.V. or B.E.T. Freshman Jinger Jones says that she just comes home from school and watches her favorite T.V. program, Days of Our Lives. Freshmen, Tina Rodriguez said that all their entertainment starts at lunch time where all the freshmen could hang out and eat at the same time. Most freshmen just have boring entertain- ment and they don't do anything except just go home and do their homework with their friends. Lfltlililililill Y fi 1 an f 9 '. f ' I -4 tv ff Laying on the floor, Ann Crews waves and smiles despite her ordeal. Running and tripping in the halls is always a problem. 'L X if Leaning over, freshman Alicia Albers orders from the inside snack bar. Both the inside and outside snack bars add variety to the ever-boring school lunches.

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Two Classes Merge on Campus by: Pamela Severs Central and Hillview students merged as freshmen on the large high school campus. Some students were nervous about coming to the high school, seeing other students and wondering if they would fit in. Robin Cline admitted she was a little ner- vous. l wondered what the people I met from Central would think of me because I was from Hillview. Also, Nicole Capurro, coming from Central, worried that, the Hillview and Central girls were not going to get along, It turned out differently though for a lot of students. Many freshmen were excited about seeing old friends from elementary school who they had been separated from when attendingjunior high. Heidi Smith was happy to see her close friend from elementary school again. We used to be best friends but now we have a lot more different friends, and novauezuglny friend H QW Concentrating hard, Traci Greenhouse works on an essay in College Prep English. College Prep courses are offered for those students who plan to attend college in the future. Digging in her purse for a pencil, Vernese Gholson relaxes in science while Candie Godsey, Michelle Dick, Terrance Kawakami, and Anthony Melendez concentrate on their friends and homework. www' ' :YV M4 V-W 1213? xi? 1092 ff ' 2,4-s V i V , V 2 sg it W is f , W Jililll g. MUN Nw 4. 'l Discussing the latest gossip, Laura Arms and Francine Bascom attract attention in Driver's Education from Christina Archuleta. Classrooms provide social centers for those who finish work early. fav,