Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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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

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WOW WHAT A HIT' Rica Darling-Pimentel returns an overhand to take the lead against Northgate. Each year, the team improves its record against dominating Northgate. TAKING TI-IE LEAD Lynn Herren and sophomores cheer after receiving the spirit stick. Sophomore Pro Races ALLEN BIKES WITH THE BEST Up at 3:00 am. everyday, Mor- gan Allen rode his bike for a few miles, returned home and went to school. Then he came home from school, went to work, then back out for another workout. Morgan has en- joyed this rigorous routine for five years now. That's the weekday schedule of Sophomore Morgan Allen. On weekends he either did more train- ing or raced. Allen has been to France, Belgium and all over the California-Nevada area winning bike races and meeting top-name cyclelists for five years. He began racing in the sixth grade and was two years before he won his first race, a ten minute time trial in Brentwood. Now he's a pro- fessional racer with L'equipe Delta and is ranked number one for his age group ftwelve through nineteenl in California and Nevada. It takes his team S1800 a week to keep him rac- ing. Besides racing, Allen involved himself by playing trumpet in the Marching Band, the Iazz Band and the Concert Band. He also enjoyed skin diving and sailing during the year. - Merideth Fike IN AND OUT? Traci Greenhouse leads sophomores Mike Iiminez, Iustine Harris, and Mike Beas- ley in and In and Out spoon contest. Sophomore-S . . .