Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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THREE CHEERS FOR PI TT Cheerleader Karyn Pierce cheers the IV to a victory 'TVN LOOK OUT Sophomore drivers, Lordes Razo and Angie Nazareta are out on the streets of Pittsburg. Applaud For The Sophomores A SIMPLE MEMORY TO LEAVE BEHIND The sophomores proved them- selves academically with the great deal of time and effort that they put in to their studies. They spent long hours on assignments and perform- ed much better this year than they did in their previous years. It was a lot harder this year. Sophomores had to follow through on their assignments in order to keep up and there wasn't any time to fool around anymore, said Lynn Herren. Because this year was so much more challenging, Herren ex- plained that time was precious to her schedule. Others realized how important it was to make the year a success with satisfying grades, different from their grades of previous years. Many anticipated their courses for the years ahead and hoped their studies would become less stressing as the years went by. - Sherrie Pena ge '-11 R eMe ' ef:'9Cc lgesanzljgyigndg 3 C los .V HZ. al. an D' . Algchelje D0 eta Caffe? H , Demons D H a h 0na1dS0n rohne 'l Don goyliagfanna I'8g0 KI n UI 3 Srl 0 njgnette W D, Sophomores . . . 73

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HEY YOU! Christine Cahoon calls out to sophomores to participate in the car stuff. is 3 fi' t, fx 'B We 1, -f A X? R is VV.k . g rill I . . kkk: 1 .3 ,k-kk in '4 -::'I:: . . V f A Head Start On Planning THE YEARS THAT LIE AHEAD At the end of their sophomore year, almost every tenth grader had some sort of an idea of what they wanted to do once they had graduat- ed from high school. The next step was to choose the best college for themselves. Some college aspects they may have con- sidered are: cost, location, courses offered, and even the important col- . . ,. ag.. 1 - i - 3 ff Q N .. , W, S2352 ' . x N Q ,X SX N K , . K . - . .eff 5 atye . ws i ww' N in 5 lege social life. Did this life style suit their personality? Sophomore Lisa Fredenburg commented, I would like to attend a four year college and pursue a ca- reer as a child psychologist, Chris Ramarez wished to attend a two year college in which he hoped to find a suitable field of study for himself. - Lisa Hunter H b'001f 1 HO1meS, iv T156 Hpodach Uma Hunter L'.Lf'uis Utd 6 'Sa s HUlh. , HYI3 Iriz nd' RB111 lackany lackion lacksffzl' gasajdra zfsifany far ay' Chr' . 0111856 Mini,-Zfafia N Iim' lohgffj' Michael lohnson f lerpold lonasslln' Marqller lOl-les, B : Mike ta 101168 F1611 s lordailzlggr Herb Mes, ' ff . f x ' '01 t refs, -. E Ka 0111, Kelzga ami, ig!- KI, rv' Daw 'ence Kieigien OUFLHD. If i '1-widsla Womif mskid - uman Eafxgle lomiog . If . Sophomores , . , 75