Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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Mr. and Mrs. Coniglio bring back hip swinging memories as they bop the night away. -is AN as 3 NJ X rx 'J g.. 4 f x . , ' 'U 'R J A if ii ,1i, , X, M iriii Mr. and Mrs. Hosmer happily dance through the night as they go back in time. These two hip members of Pittsburg High's faculty, Mr. Dexter and Ms. Dwin- nel have a great time. .sys The Dance

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reshmen, Deeone Green, is shown Peffofmlng at 3 f3llY- ith a smile of excitement, while Almost everyone likes to go to rallies because they are fun, exciting, and. . . Spirited ol' Course Rallies are fun to watch, especially when a teacher is involved and a student, Nicole Cuppuro said. A rally was put on for all the home football and basketball games. Rallies were in the boys gym. They were made to get the teams fired up for the games. For the big game, our rally was in the creative arts building. We had the pleasure of hosting Hall-of-famer john Henery johnson at the AntiochfPitt- sburg game. Mr. johnson put a touch of class in the whole event, songleader Lynn Herren said. Thesbest team is going to win today and that team is going to be Pittsburg, those were the assuring the crowd. Rallies included skits for the teams, and the cheerleaders also performed their routines. But the best part ofa rally is when the teachers are involv- ed. At the first rally we saw Mrs. Crosswait, Mr. Bon- nono, Mrs. Laughlin, and Mr. Gargalkis rappin'. Cuppuro said, its like everyone en- joys the rallies more when a teacher is there making a fool out of themselves . They were better than l thought they were going to be, another student said. All will agree that rallies are very helpful to the teams. And that they are all fun, and - HSPIRITED OF COURSE. words of Mr. john johnson, -Tf2iCll- Gl'9enh0USe johnny Collins, on all, fours, trying to move his fastest in the big 3 race. Members of the football teams Terri Bostick shows the crowd the Alka-Seltzer and Pepsi in her mouth Spirited of Course -1 ll 2 relayed from each side of the gym. Finally the varsity team won. at a rally. Bostick won the contest for the seniors.

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'buss . - .isgsngis Few attend dance with benefits to go to the Senior Class but Oldies but Goodies Brought Back Memories Parents' Club sponsored an Oldies but Goodies dance for its members. Members of the Class of 1988 sold tickets for 55.00 and 54.00 was ap- plied tothe senior's graduation trip. Unfortunately, there was not a large turn-out but Carol Hosmer said, We had a good time. After the dance, we all went to Leatherby's in Pleasant Hill for ice cream. Dorothy Crostwait added, Unfor- tunately, the dance was not publiciz- ed enough so adults didn't know about it. A few students came to dance with their parents. f? '. -. . - Mike Estanol and Mrs. Bella have a great time doing the Twist. Mr. and Mrs. Hasse dress in 50's attire and do the Hand live. ies -'- Oldies but Good