Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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WHERE IS HE? HOLYCOW ISEEA COW' Vicky McGill tries to get the contest Sherry Lind and Heather Carnduff move underway. around in the quad. fl! TRUE LOVE Mickey and Minnie mouse were bashful after winning third prize in the contest. THE MOST BEA UTIFUL CONTESTANT? Victory was shown in Kathy Alexander's face when she won most beautiful representing Antioch Queen. Halloween . . . Z3

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WHO WILL WIN? Suspense filled the contestants before the winners were announced. Spirit Comes With Halloween STUDENTS AND TEACHERS DRESS TO SCARE The spirit of Halloween was truly shown by the students as well as the teachers here at our school. There was a wide variety of cos- tumes. Mr. lang, chemistry teacher, said, There was a lot of originality in the costumes this year. The big event for this day was the Halloween Costume Contest, sponsored this year by the Student Leadership class. Because the cos- tumes were so good this year, they gave out a fourth place prize of five dollars to the sexy nurse, Bobby Iohnson. A third place prize of ten dollars went to Mickey Mouse, alias Kathy Trice, and Minnie Mouse, Christine Sullivan. A second place prize of fifteen dollars went to the 22 . . . Halloween Antioch 1987 Homecoming Queen, never to be forgotten Kathy Alexan- der. A first place prize of twenty-five dollars went to Heather Carnduff, the head, and Sherry Lind, the tail end of a wonderful cow! Many teachers dressed for the occasion this year. They, too, had a contest. Mrs. Cahoon took fourth place dressed as Dracula. Mrs. Can- trell took third place dressed as a witch. Mr. McLennan, the all sports man, took second place, and first place was captured by Ms. Dunning, who dressed as a bag lady. This past year, the fun, excite- ment, and great participation of the All Hallow's Eve festivities was fun. - julie Clark LOOK OUT DOLLY PAR TON' Nurse, Bobby Iohnson, shows off his bod.

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Dave .Bohannon aims high while he gets job experl STUDENTS GAIN EXPERIENCE jobs were very popular during the school year. With expenses to be paid and going out on weekends, having a job seemed to help many. Over the summer I worked as a lifeguard at Buchanan so I saved up most of the money I made and it helped me during the year, com- mented Sophomore Theresa Brooks. She also added, I didn't want work to interfere with school hours so I worked during the summer. O.W.E. loutside work experi- encej played an important role for those students who wanted to work, as well as go to school. It gave stu- dents extra working hours and at the same time, each received school credit for the hours they worked. Shannon White, a junior who worked during 5th and 6th period, really enjoyed the extra working hours O.W.E. allowed her. I really enjoy working at Long's because I have made a lot of new friends and I have received much work experience. Many students also felt that hav- ing a job was a big responsibility and that it would help in their future. - Chrissy Puccio MAY I TAKE YOUR ORDER? Abe Mamaradlo puts on a warm and friendly smile as he takes Mr. Lamay's order. Abe spends a lot of his time working for the Colonel. BE ALL THAT YOU CAN BE ence in the Army Reserves. Z4 . . .jobs