Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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Vigil- l0e N .mr :i'i3!5t?1f 7, liHftus:,.2i?f'5g51s fs5!iiamzizss- FW. it- Vijlalo bo, S ' llsana fi i. .., lf! -1 ,,. we va -t . :nm iff 4- ,, N, , .mir , T-5154 55.525 Freshman Accomplish Goals OFFICERS AND ADVISORS AIDE CLASS With many things to do, the freshman class kept busy this past year. Their goal was to do alot of fund raisers and help the school. This year's freshman class provethat they had alot of pride in their school. The 1986-87 officers were: Pres- ident - Kathy O'Connerg Vice Presi- dent- Lori Cano: Secretary- Rachael I feel very positive about our freshman class. This year's students appear to be mature, well-rounded individuals that will get a lot accom- plishedf' commented advisor Ms. Matson. When asked what she thought of the class freshman representative Wendy Allen replied, We're a hard working class and the other students Pentecostesg Treasurer and Fresh- man Representative - Wendy Allen. seem to be dedicated to making us Viramomes p The class advisors were Mr. McLen- one of the best classes ever to attend 'Richard it non and Ms. Matson. Pittsburg High School. Our weekly - pi. lyyp A yy This class accomplished many class meetings always show true -tttt things past year, from selling candy dedication with as many as 30 stu- N' fi to painting garbage cans and even dents attending. - jen Dimarob picking a class mascot! The class was if very spiritual, the majority of the Wagnon ,,:,, freshman attended all of the football ' Amhony rallies, winning the spirit stick once, supported their hard working fresh- ,,,, man football team by attending the , Thursday afternoon games. A 3 I2Qffet.Lym0 S nl' ' S F3 'fi ' Vllgihibglgf ved ' if f ' 1: milfs iiiiiigfm' ,A Q' rr A t N 'ffhiref 5111? it 'fil , a CHECK IT OUT' Whife 'L Q 4 - - Willialhsharlene S, Aflester N' i W... S Mew f -':- .. lf Ixzilson, 3,80 -.t..f g nston, Tonfik if 0 , N -were 5 fi f , ' .2 Mike Estanol show's off his winning smile for our cameras. .351 1.-4. - mm. My ff- we zgtsmmggg i' as f f sl Wise Yost, Xgson iifff 391.3 2i1a55rJ.ie1ll?59:i'6r7f5fMimi, , , . ,,.., , ,,... , w we gist Freshmen . . .