Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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Gargalikis Serves School POLICE OFFICER WORKS FOR STUDENTS, STAFF Officer Ted Gargalikis was a fa- miliar face on campus. As he walked the quad, halls, and fields, students and staff con- stantly yelled, Teddy, Hi, Teddy. Gargalikis, a detective assigned by the school district and the chief of the police, served at school. His duties included counseling, classroom teaching, keeping non- students off campus, setting up field trips and attending all football games. He accompanied students on a special field trip to San Quinton Pris- on in Marin County. Gargalikis liked the majority of the students' attitude and their pride of going to PHS. However, I did not like stupid fights and littering. Gargalikis initiated a student patrol and worked with the student leadership class setting it up. He was born, raised and gradu- ated in Pittsburg. After high school, he attended Boise State University on a football scholarship. He is married and has two chil- dren, Michael 12 and Vincent 8. He also hosted Norbert Wien- eke, this year's exchange student from Germany. - Norbert Wieneke wwW 'iSt tim . . Mar vavsimi WKSOF' Maufee Merwno 'YQYYY ZZZ . . . Staff 4 al 5 A I - OFFICER 8: A GENT Officer Gargalikis stands with pride while dis- playing his uniform. LET'S MAKE A DEAL Kevin Matlock and Iohn DeAzeuado dis- play their Halloween attire. IX 2 if. sg 47191

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MR. B! Shari Lind consults Mr. Bonanno on her histo- ry project she is thinking of submitting for His- tory Day. Bonanno Dedicates Time HISTORY TEACHER IS AN ACTIVE FACULTY MEMBER Mr. Al Bonanno graduated from our school and has a sense of devo- tion to his community and career. He served on the Board of Di- rectors for the Friends of the Pirates, which provided financial aid for the high school and its students. If not found on campus teach- ing, he could be found at Los Meda- nos Iunior College, coaching wom- en's basketball. He recruited 14 new freshmen to play on the team. He gave the team members a rigorous work out every day to maintain their championship reputation. Bonanno remarked, I love working with young adults. He was always available to give encourage- ment and support to his students. Bonanno could not remember having such large government and U.S. History classes as he did this year. - Luis Martinez 1 xii .1 ass' t lacki MarilffnL5Zlg?i Vn ey Tr Cl::'xLIHHrIwjCk K. , . Staff. . . 221 his Q sf . 3 Ran Umm Dfaniyzfing 8' a l If A. i shabf 5 sfvz g Beth gacab Iglmzbach Min Lalvfai We f Laughlin gl V rr -wi Ma Van . D 861111 , ' ave Lirzhgoilsi Q

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