Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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.Jqrhfine Mayo. gegllda gllflid Officers Reach Peak STRONG LEADERSHIP LED TO ACHIEVEMENTS Because of strong leadership and an enormous amount of par- ticipation in sales and activities, the Class of '87 raised S4500 in the past 4 years. Evette Castillo. president and representative, led seniors through their fiscal year. The class accu- mulated funds through candy sales and dances. Class treasurer, Ioanna Lu- cido said, With the money, we will be able to have colored pic- tures in the yearbook and the rest for senior activities. In addition to Castillo and Lu- cido, officers were Vicky McGill, vice-president and delegate-at- largeg Elnora Castillo, secretary: Iessica Medeiros, representative, and Lidia Stiglich, representative and SBOD presidentg and the only male, Ken Allen, served as dele- gate. Randy lang, Dorothy Cros- thwait, and loan Foster served as advisors for the class. - Darrell Alfaro jay MLB? 9052 Staff KHJJOUI Wdyfll CumLer05 Seniors . . .