Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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1 E Q E l i or Q13 filly QB fe tt s g ' ' 1l1d1I1 Free Time STUDENTS STRUGGLE TG MAINTAIN SOCIAL LIVES The 1986-87 school year at Pitts- burg High School proved itself to be an incredibly tough year with the improvement of the 2.0 grade point rule, the emphasis put upon us bye colleges for extra curriculaii activi- ties and most importantly, trying to maintain a decent social life. Some students managed to find a break in between their studies to participate in some of the social events at school. Such clubs as La Raza, Chess landfill iBla'ck Student Union were among many organiza- tions giving students a chance to meet othersiwliile ii'ii ii ontriibutihg to ia iiii L cause they believed in. While some people enioyed the club acrivifies,iothe'rs spent tlieirifreef i I g E 2 -1 N...A..a... ,, .....,.w,....ai. -MM .w.,,.w..w .....,,eWW,,i..' s f X 9 E Q I f f N..- ........,.nL ,,.. ., Mwst.. me WMF. , i , l z i l E 3 2 ,,, . A,..,, ., -W N E E 5 i s E I I Ii 5 2 1 -- Me... .. ,..u.g.N-...me,,.-,...,-, ,,-.-NF,,.,.,.,,. . e,,, .Me I 3 E S 2 9 I 2 E 1 3 5 5 l , I . 5 L 5 5 o f iis, f ,, 5 K . 5 5 time playing sports as the school pro- vided an astounding variety of A sports. Teams ranged from football to golf affording students the oppor- tunity to spend their leisure time pro- ductively. 3 VI find my outlet by participat- ing in volleyball. It provides a great escape from my studies, said Wendy Peller, senior. L A A L School dances, such as the Miss Pirateer!Mr.s Uglyman or the clas- ses' fproms, gave the students the chalice to get out and have fun. Fun- draisers such as car washes and oth- er activities like Senior Ditch 'Day also made af big hitt with students. - Kerry Gudjohnsen s , E 5 v IDUNNO1 Ioe Siino gives fhis opinicin to Louie Lacasse about his NFL picks for the week. 1 1 5 I Q E 5 SAY CHEESE! Connie Davis and-Katrina Norwood take time out from a morning chat to smile for the cam- era. 1 i