Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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WWW Mil WWWWWWWLMWWWWNN by: Regina Hairrisonfff During the 1940's, World ,War llfbraught shortages to our town. ffff 4 Conditions, such as lack of teachers stand space for students affected Pittsourgsjtownsf people who were soley interested insftne educational quality for their children during the war. during the '4O's and Mr. Bill Plummer. ' l ' ln the 195O's, our school was growingas well as the community around it. no ,,, 51:5 t'llgLwf -:measure Among the graduatesiwho 'YCMIDISCC the good times of the t1 950's are Mr. 'JessALeber, Mr. Jack Becker, Mr.i,cChuck,E.vans

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ln fact young men Y Today, the campus COmPl'lS2S Q0 3CfCS. .1,i . X Df, 1.-P . . .:' ii.- fiiir M . .imfff 20 s. ln earlier times, many people made their living by fishing in the Delta. This boat is a replica of W kindigsed ' X X J QJ -NJ v N, , ix. diiring the J lg it - X ti ., V l Qi ll, QTL ' ,Q 1 K, X 2 F4 lf? s. J IJ C 'K XR xi Ti - 7 JJ f- RL li so it Q ' i Nr' W iroi X-'J YN iiwx Q Xi 1.J N 'g' ' -wtf L,riA iir. - Q XKJ X4 XJ . corn rom. 3: Xi X .xg Xl-5 Q5 A A r .. 5 - ' - i ' L X ' I on ' Q' X Dmfz is if . 1 X 5 gi L mam 5. slug, XJ KYLQJ Xi if --..T-l- I K1 -i ' X 1 '...,-t-i- - 'X ixj X 'f . jf: u X -xx Q! Q .J .. Qc QQ Q -N J , W 5, V i ,.- ,r,g'giS,,,',. Lf' Q 'X ,L Ni xJ J ' i CZ i -'iiQ ee i ii X -me .S Q 3 X Gil l l T i D is fl it ' i. R., -1 Y Qju A ff! -,F gg i f i it Q tw i X l .J ,J wie monnufs.. ' b f-seg. 1'g,,1g . . -Kd' WCW, . i cs - 'v-,w ls ,J 3' rw CQ X N if 3 iff y t- Q-sf we Yi s ,. e 'ft' ---44.32 'S s 'Q D ww Q psf, Y ak f ,-,X at 5. Sift , T yxxv :SJ -:XJ 'ix .XB s 1 i 'Tsai' if -Y R '- X 5 X' N . . fm A-X t A s, 1-,f -f Ji X X . gg., . 1 me , gil wa , J rf-'-M-'A Egg-gmg '99L4:?fTT.:'.:3E if 'k monmpcuresj N fifsif' ll AJ, 4, io 'rF-'Mr , . ,i.. ...t I x e,x,5q..q an M , 4 In A Qi ' ' Q i . ' ? . 5'?L9'1' ri 1,'C.S..L: I 'Nil-l: . A collage representing various activities of the 19QO's. For example, in the middle are students preparing a bon fire prior to the Pitt-Antioch game. 'L'LLIiL1E Eli' -ELL'

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