Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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, avid scoff D t .L N M vs 1 K 'i w f' l M, ,WW , 2 1, , sever S, Pam 9 la . , ' 'i ' aa: R ' HSO Shea I n L N vt Sophs Gain More Spirit 10th GRADERS SHINE ABOVE THE REST Sophomores got into the groove with their school spirit by cheering and yelling at games, making their presence known. ' A Morgan Allen, Tim Layfield, . Lourdes Razo, and Rica Darling-Pi- v mentel did their best at the All The , at , Shepard L I Right Moves Ralley, showing their 5' ' Ohce g class spirit and succeeded to win the i ' spirit stick for the class. During October, each class had ff to thread a string, tied to a spoon, L lf- through the clothing of each person 115. J. 13' ' x f it , pf, . l x L v 3 M 'rl i .zai. Shelli: She erd- La Shegsgrj Doghou d H ' nd? 1155. Shield lgingletgnshann on mlsi, Anligarnella Sivil, D Heidi Sm' 631111 ,. . Smillll' Brian a S . S57-uh' fackie participating for his class. The string then had to be removed and the last person had to quickly walk with a potato between his knees, through the people on the team. The first one done became the winner. Sophomores screamed out vic- toriously as Darling-Pimentel showed the rest of the school that the sophs had more spirit than anyone else. - Carmela Chase!Sherrie Pena THIS IS LUNCH? Lisa Fredenburg and junior lose Del Cid hang out at her locker 'Z' le 'iff SIBWHN, ?g1-tia . at lunch time. ' -'-' 5 Q A 'it ..'. Sophomores . . .

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'fi' 4 vi if J Y Sm .Al fl f STOP! Brian Iones shows participation on oppo- site sex day. V7 .,.J Q FREE TIME! Iohn Amerine gets free time after a hard day's work. W . ,iv K TOOK TOOT' ,f - 4-.1-11, Weh, . Wh. 'Heist N WhflE'1?-'his Chad .fm I Wiley 'zalcllard Willf' ' Vier , Mgyilsggisk ifgijliam w Y I fi sh' Genre 5,5 WIUSIUH Mlcli 117 I-OW' 319838 Yolirick' beninny You -it 111118 Se Hg- Richard - germ-, fri -, . figgrx tip Deadra Estep concentrates while playing her flute. Sopbomores Say It! A SOPHOMORE HAS MANY DEFINITIONS Being in the class of 89 meant different things to different people. Here's what it meant to a few popu- lar sophomores. It meant we didn't have to put up with being treated like freshmen. We were no longer at the bottom of the list, and we were on our way to the top, Iason Oliver said. It meant I got to be a junior next year and then I could drive, Kevin Rolfe said. In my opinion, being part of the sophomore class meant that I was part of the most spirited, class in the whole school, Felecia Collier com- mented. We weren't freshmen anymore so we were not made fun of but we were not anything dramatic like jun- iors or seniors, we were just here to have fun! exclaimed Lisa Freden- burg. Sophomores had more pride! In my opinion, we had more to look forward to, and we will be even bet- ter in '89, said Gia Scinto. Sophomores had it all! We had our licenses, we had Iunior Varsity football and we had class! Most im- portant of all . . . we had freshmen to pick on, Tim Russell said. - Carmela Chase Sophomores . . .