Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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ff.. 3114 nb .gfellhrenilllz Coston Emerges cosToN cons FRoM FRESHMAN scRUa TO sEN1oR Rom: PLAY- ER SHARING THE PRIDE Kevin Coston was always a ded- icated player but didn't prove it until after his freshman year. lt began in Coston's freshman year of football, when he played a to- tal of two games which added up to commented Coston. In the next season he started both ways for the Iunior Varsity team. Before hisjunior year, he dedi- cated his summer to lifting weights and getting into shape for the upcom- oliclfa .gjliggl-A .sjfvllhkll ju LPI' Tri-Captains Don Hines. Ken Allen and Iason Walker raise the flag that was won at North Coast last year, only sixteen minutes. This was due to the fact his skills weren't known to the coaching staff. He managed to go from playing a total of sixteen minutes in one sea- son, to playing a whole season, be- cause, I guess when I was a fresh- man I didn't have a chance to dem- onstrate my ability to play football. ing season. His dedication paid off in his Iu- nior and Senior year. He had some playing time as receiver and safety in his junior year and started as free safety in his senior year. Coston planned to attend Cal Berkeley, or Stanford after gradua- tion. -ja vier Ayala Seniors . . .

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AISI 491 'WN 'Q lafiancla jufay .szunnan fjuylnar joaeph jecaolz ghflwr jgfdz 49 IWW 'Q y0!64flJ6l 34077105 .Jdl'CAi0 .TAOWLIJJOH lgeffy jAOI7llJJON Sflfa jL0l'l Seniors Seek Success CLASS MEMBERS HOPE FOR A FULLFILLING FUTURE Many seniors hoped to achieve their dreams after accomplishing their high school goals. Frank Wood planned to attend Stanford, UCLA, or UC Berkeley and major in engineering or mathe- matics. I want to make a lot of money doing something I enjoy that will have an important function in society, Wood added. Several seniors wished to join the military services. For instance, Lisa O'Conner wanted to first travel and then join the Air Force where she would earn her pilot's license. I am joining the Air Force for disci- pline and cultural exposure, O'Connor explained. Also, others wanted to work af- ter graduation. joe Siino wanted to work for his father in construction. By pursuing this course, he could earn enough money to attend col- lege. I want to go to college but I want to learn a trade first so I will have something to fall back on, Siino said. Some students hoped to attend a junior college while others planned to marry. -Rocelia Hernandez 204 . . . Seniors w-rf' t vw 9 ,gay jpfon