Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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Whether people ate, people watched, socialized, studied or went off campus, everyone found ways to occupy their 30 minutes of Chow Time As watches beeped at 12:00 noon, each PHS stu- dent started to look forward to those last 15 minutes of fourth period. Lunch was looked forward to by everyone as a break from schoolwork. Many relaxed, visited with friends, or went to see some cute guys, as commented by Lisa laggers. One addition to PHS lun- chtimes was the Pirate Cruiser, which allowed students to buy their lunches out in the quad area. To some it was like a fast food restaurant, but some com- plained the hot food was cold. Another addition was Dl's in the quad the day of a foot- ball rally. Many enjoyed the entertainment, yet some complained in the lack of variety in the music. Many left campus to get lunch at Burger King, McDonald's, or Kentucky Fried Chicken, just to name a few. They, along with other students, complained of the short U2 hour allotted for lunch. Nevertheless, lunch satisfied the hunger students had for food and relaxation. - Heidi Smith Angela Estes finishes last-minute homeworkduringlunch. David Bookout looks for a place to sit while simultaneously looking at different costumes work by students during Spirit Week. 1 Chow Time 0 ,K I . . ga 1 ' 'W I ii- . , .p.,A y i 2.4, . my ...J fitt'

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LaTonya Smith signs up for the Black Stu- Rowena Rayro helps Rey Sanchez decide dent Union Club which met on Tuesdays. whether or not to join Ski Club f The quad was crowded, people lined up fifteen to twenty feet behind tables. What's All the Fuss? Each year, around the end of September, PHS holds a clubs day so students can sign up for their favorite clubs. This event was held in the quad at lunch on Mon- day, September 18, 1987. Students faced a hard deci- sion choosing from the many clubs on campus, Ski Club, Pep Club, and S.A.D.D. being the most popular choice. For many Freshman, clubs day was confusing because they didn't know what the clubs were, and was even more confusing because of the crowds. But, this year it went far more smoothly than it had in the past, and this success was due to the pre- planning and student cooperation that was receiv- ed during clubs day. -lon Hart ff'f'1 'l - All the Fuss?