Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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MMM KIBBLES AND BITS! Calbert Lafrades chows down in the quad during lunch. t - as ' .. . , ,gee SIE: Freshmen Demonstrate Spirit! NEWCOMERS STOOP,fI'O IMPROVE SCHOOL ENTHUSIASM ON N CAMPUS Spirit! Freedom! New Faces! These were just some of the words that freshmen chose to de- scribe their first year in high school. Although they were new to the school, they seemed to know what el- ements were necessary to make a successfiil freshmen class. Freedom in their new environment helped the freshmen feel more like they were part of the school. Problems arose that reminded them of just how new they were to this campus. Getting adjusted to an absolutely new staff and student body seemed like just the thing to sway their hopes in either a positive or negative direction regarding their future here, but they made it. Having classes with their peers also helped them maintain their positive hopes. Kathy Peeler added, This -31 . s .S K x 9, L X is ' .st ' I::f1iE1zssfE: - . . .. t..,fi..jf.g ti 'it 'ixxif S' 2 , SE .,, sv 2. 5 ffl U '-. Q 4.0-i Q. fiitt it an K mit, --i . .5 '..-It sl' 'F if I-ew. -er -l Q.. .-1 A Q school needed more spirit for sports other than football. It was really terrible going to a football game and seeing the bleachers packed with people, while at other games, like volleyball, there were very few peo- ple to cheer the players on. The only games that really got attention were the Antioch! Pittsburg games. Spirit seemed to be this year's goal for the freshmen. They strength- ened this idea by creating a list of ideas for school spirit improvement. Stressed on this list was the need for cooperation from upperclassmen and the freshmen's closer peers. With these optimistic goals, Lori Partain concluded, I think in the fu- ture more kids will get into sports. - Chris Scott New Nguyfefgme' fqndr Nichols' Brian e Niezf C' Michelle Nfimgijtlchffs . ' Im op . O iCgl:1e:r10S9ph gllveros Mlfau, .. y is 'Vero ' afqui On if Ra S 21 Onr?aL Daflierlheue 5' :vez-03 To ,... .. ' 'Wa if. O . 05131, Rachele O gU8I'a' M ' Wens 3113 I9Wen8 e 63 a ache 17's Packercg- M 'C a .Con h . D H I h ' Om a up P hawmrice Pall lfalojfjhjfnira afki ' Suzi, U, U Parris, VPBI0, ne H fi'tBf LTU H an ' I ' e' Brefldan Ftesh en . . .

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