Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

Page 142 text:

S2 P.l.T.T. Editorial Staff Seated: Phillip Coker. From Left to Right: Mia Fabela, lla Patel, Shelley Doolittle, jason Lloren, and Karen Wells. ,AMVJ iii . at 134- Newspaper Staff

Page 141 text:

V I -,.. w J ,Camas . . Mt new ,. Lisa laggers and Elana Arellano figure out how to go about getting ads. Mae Oliveros and Tracy Greenhouse rush to sort out pictures for a deadline. ri Pictured from Left to Right - Top Row: jason Lloren, Imelda Pagobo, lim Horton, Shelley Doolittle, Phillip Coker, julie Clark, Arthur McKune, Christine Douglas, jonathan Hart, Kaori Aoike, Karen Wells. Middle Row: L. lane Castillo, Dina Duran, Ria Popick, Lisa laggers, Elana Arellano, Heidi Smith. Bottom Row: Mae Oliveros, Tina Phelps, lla Patel, Mia Fabela, Chrissy Puccio, Colleen Flannery, Meredith Fike, and Tracy Greenhouse. Not Pictured: Advisor, Mrs, Foster. Publications - l

Page 143 text:

pposite Page: News Editor Phillip Coker discusses a news story with staff riter lon Hart. elovg Editors Shelley Doolittle and jason Lloren work intently on a story get er. bove: SportsfSpirit Editor lla Patel and staff writer Tina Phelps type up a iory for the Sports page. Staff Writers aori Aoike, Elana Arellano, Theresa jim Horton, Lisa laggers, ARthur rooks, Lenda Castillo, julie Clark, McKune, Marie Oliveros, Imelda nina DUFGF1, Chfmlne D0U8l3S, Pagobo, Binta Patton, Tina Phelps, erideth Fike, Colleen Flannery, Ria Popick, Christine Puccio, and raci Greenhouse, jonathan Hart, HeidiSmith Newspaper staff adds new life to school newspaper P.I.T.T. Received Favorable s bg PHS After the official PHS newspaper, the Galleon, ceased publication in 1985, PHS students no longer had a way to keep themselves in- formed. lt wasn't until the fall of 1986, that a group of students, along with advisor joan Foster, began to publish a new school newspaper. Since then it has grown and is known throughout PHS as P.l.T.T. - Publicity ln To- day's Time. P.l.T.T. has gained a reputation for being bold in its news reports and editorials, and for adding a sense of creativity and liveliness to school news. P.I.T.T. has also received much favorable response from the student body. Much of its success can be directly attributed to the editorial staff. Editor-in-Chief Shelley Doolittle made high demands on the entire newspaper staff and on the quality fo the news articles and features.. Perserverance and dedica- tion became driving forces behind the newspaper. No one is perfect, says Doolittle, but we tried very hard to make this one of the best school newspapers around. And indeed, they did for Doolittle, along with News Editor Phillip Coker, EditorialfOpinion Editor Karen Wells, SportsfSpirit Editor lla Patel, Feature Editor Mia Fabela, and Pirate's Chest Editor jason Lloren, were able to publish what loan Foster called, the best darn newspaper this school has seen in a long time. With the inevitability of graduation, the' editors are saddened by the fact that they must leave their posts. However, they plan to pass the editorial reigns on down to other PHS students in hope that the tradition of P.l.T.T. will be carried on. - jason Lloren Staff writer Marie Oliveros and advisor joan Foster find the time to take a short break. P.l.T.T. Received Favorable by PHS 1