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- -7 . Y W f-,w.,, li' . Y N A 'mf O h O. X, ' N ANXIOUS HELPING HAND Stephanie McCants waits patiently for the Academic Decathlon. Tracy Hartwig helped tremendously with the speeches at the Academic Decathlon. GOOD JOB! Shelley Manipon, Evelyn Salazar, and Kerry Gud- johnsen are pleased with their team's score. Academic Decathlon . ,
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S USPENSE Wendy Peeler and Derek Smith wait for the results of the Decathlon. Wendy smiles as they announce her fourth place in the prepared speaking category. SMILE Frank Wood, Evelyn Salazar, and Derek Smith show their pride for their great accomplishment in the de- cathlon. 54 . . . Academic Decathlon major asset to the team. el. 'if' CON GRA TULA TI ONS ' Dana Hunt congratulates Derek Smith on a job well done. Derek was a TEAM WORK Frank Wood, Kerry Gudjohnsen, Shelly Manipon, Derek Smith, Evelyn Salazar, Stephanie McCants, Wendy Peeler, and Ms. Iackie Lloyd accept the decathlon jack- Decathlon Shows Pride PITTSBURG BEATS ANTIOCH ACADEMICALLY AND ATHLETICALLY Humiliation was the word Kerry Gudjohnsen used when tal- king about the Academic Decathlon. From the time I walked into the room, all I saw were students looking down on us with their expensive Forenza, and Guess clothes. Gud- johnsen commented. The students went to the decathlon and competed against other schools. There were twenty-two schools who participat- ed. Each student had to take five tests, read two speeches, and write one essay. Out of all of the schools, Pittsburg placed fourteenth, ahead of Antioch, Concord, and Los Lomas. Pittsburg had been associated with doing well in sports. Finally, Pittsburg had been recognized aca- demically. For the past two years, the decathlon had been held the same day as the Big Little Game against Antioch. For the past two years, we have defeated Antioch in both cate- gories. Not only did Pittsburg place fourteenth in the competition, but Wendy Peeler took fourth place in prepared speaking. - April Botsford
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2 it t 1 CL UB 'S DA Y Students crowded around to sign up for their favorite club. ,QB FUN 'Sli Iuniors Mia Fabela, Lori Serna, and Kristen Burks get their pens ready to sign up for clubs. SIGN- UPS FRIENDS Seniors Iudy Ramiro and Elnora Castillo wait for sign- Seniors Kerry Gudjohnsen, Vicki McGill, Chris Heredia, ups. Kristine Buffo discuss the different clubs offered. 56 . . . Clubs Day and
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