Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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OI-L THA T PL UMMER! Tina Cantrell reminisces, over one of Bill Plummer's more humorous moments from KKIS. Sports Take A New Look PLUMMER BECAME ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Many problems had risen in athletics at our school this past year, such as lack of district bussing, and shortage of time, but Bill Plummer, the new athletic director, did his best to handle them. Plummer is father of three chil- dren: Iill, twenty years old, Iayne, eighteen years old, and Chuck, fif- teen years old. Iill and Iayne both at- tended Cal Poly. Chuck was a sopho- more in high school. It was difficult for Plummer, teacher, father, and Athletic Direc- tor, to meet with his everyday re- sponsibilities this past year. Plum- mer had to go out on the practice fields and talk with the coaches re- garding future games. He started his career many years ago in a junior college. As a stu- dent there, he majored in speech and radio. He worked as an engineer for KKIS in Pittsburg. He also did some announcing for KCBN. Later he an- nounced for the California Football League and the Antioch Hornets. Another problem faced by Plummer had been accessibility to buses. The district had only enough to transport kids home from school. It was hard for the Athletic Depart- ment to find transportation to and from games for the kids. One Thurs- day we had to borrow a mini-bus from Tri Delta Transit for a tennis match, said Plummer. Public relations for Pittsburg were not good. To get more coverage for our school, Plummer had to phone the newspapers in an attempt to get the attention needed. Community support was good, especially Sunday afternoon bingo. 25070 of the money collected from bingo went to the athletic funds. - Dave Bohanon R. Kalperez D01-gzfgllgjmin Q he 0 F- M Evgfy Siiffv Cecefn Sifna C3127 Ia II z chick S0 - 1 ba F f35'QfZi - ,, Staff. . . 225