Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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'il UMM 413, UMIZIN wwmlm 1. Senior class president Mike Crespo and senior class rep., Mike George stroll through the quad at brunch after receiving Halloween flowers. Q. Hoang Phan and Hoang Tran work diligently on their phys- ics assignment. 3. Yearbook edi- tors, Colleen Parent, Regina Harri- son, and Celia Nichols stand before the Civil War Museum in Richmond, Va. They stopped for a historical visit before going to the yearbook workshop. 4. While in Mr. Evans' senior college prep English class, Jayne Plummer listens to Debbie Clawson discuss the novel, 1984. suuiuiis Ei.

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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

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.AL .gahelg .xdmien Ackerman, .fdnfonia Price Hopes For Good Season by: Ron Polk y Marzel Price, was instrumental in helping the varsity basketball team advance to the NCS play- offs. Last year, I liked the publicity, but win or lose, everyone looked at me, He felt losing was hard, especially the final game at the NCS finals. He recalled, I was very hurt and upset as I felt we could have won, but I wasn't as hurt as the seniors since I had another year. This year, it's all work and no play because I want to go to college. Price knew his role and what he had to do. His future dream was to reach the highest level of success, the NBA. After high school, though, it was to earn an education and make it to a 4-year college. EE 1 Power server Colleen Parent slams one over the net against a Clayton Valley EELLLILLLE defendant Though Parent is not on home turf she shows no signs of intimidation