Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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Students Make It to the Top by: Enriela Bautista There was no stopping these four bright seniors the past years as they left school with high grades and fond memories. Thomas Baker, Michael George, Bhanuben Patel and Jayne Plummer all had something in common in that they were all high achievers. During their four years they managed to achieve something that they could be proud of. Baker managed to earn all A's with the exception of Q B's. George received straight A's while Plummer had all A's and one B during her years. Patel received straight A's also. My goals are to attend DVC for Q years, transfer to Hayward State and major in criminal justice administration, Baker said. My goals are to graduate from a good college, get a good job and settle down with a family that is both happy and healthy somewhere on the West Coast, George replied. Plummer added, My future goals are to attend a four year university to pursue a career in mathematics. I plan to go to college for my Masters in Business Administration, get married and work while going to school for my Ph.D and make my life long dream of meeting Sylvester Stallone come true, Patel said. Although all four worked hard, they did find time to spend with their friends and actually relax a bit. Grades were important to them but like George said, Grades aren't all there is to life. These students remarked they received support from their parents which helped them achieve their goals of top grades. 1. Seniors Guenetta Stephens and Nikki Hughes ask questions about clubs. Clubs' Day was a very suc- cessful day as many students showed their interest. Q. As Chuck Robinson puts in input, Lus Ramos waits for the output. Computers are popular at school. 3. Amien Ab- uSafieh does some handy work on his car in auto shop. The class helps prepare students forajob. 4. While Lamonte Love raps in chemistry, Ron Polk diligently writes down the words as Love runs them off. 5. Marzel Price checks out some season stats from last year to see what is needed to be improved. 6. Sandra Valencia and Maria Bartolo laugh during a break in computer class. EELLLULLE

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Seniors Enjoy Summer Activities by: Pam deLeon Introducing new ideas was the objective of summer workshops attended by several seniors. Members of the varsity cheerleading squad proved their school spirit by earning a unit award, a spirit stick and four superior ribbons at the University of California, Santa Cruz Cheerleading Camp. Debbie Clawson summed up the camp by saying, We did great! Yearbook editors, Colleen Parent, Celia Nichols and Regina Harrison visited Williamsburg, Virginia for a yearbook workshop. Each editor submitted her own ideas for photog- raphy, copywriting, captions and layouts during the daily session. The trip was worthwhile because we got to travel to a different part of the country and see where much of our American history took pIace, Parent added. Representing student government, seniors Jayne Plum- mer and Mike Crespo attended Girls' State and Boys' State at Sacramento State University. Each representative became exposed to all levels of government and participated in making of city and county governments. Plummer added, Girls' State was a great experience which I am glad I was part of. Gaining leadership qualities was the main goal of Camp Royal, located in Mayfork, California. Included in these leadership experiences were seniors Toni Blackman and Mike George. Camp Royal was a great experience because I made long-lasting friendships and gained leadership knowl- edge, Blackman replied. EELLLLLLE