Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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g ,,. Student Leadership was a class not only of close friends, but of the... Student Leaders ol' PHS Student Leadership was a liason between students and administration. When com- plaints arose from the students of our school, the student leaders made pro- posals to bring up with the administration. Two major proposals that were effected during the 1987-1988 school year were the parking lot ex- pansion and tardy po icy. ' The parking ot proposal was the need for more park- ing space in back of the main campus. Students complain- ed that there were not enough parking space. In ad- dition, the were not allowed to park in ffont of the campus without getting a ticket. The parking space was reserved or visitors only. The one question that arose from the students was, Where are we goin to park? To solve this probqem, the administration was cooperative to allow students to park behind the Pirate Stadium. Plus, the C- side campus offered some additional parking. The new tardy policy began during the 1987-1988 school year and it had been Student Leaders of PHS 1 1 ' 222 very effective. This year, the number of tardies decreased tremendously from the previous year. The students complained that the tardy policy was too harsh. However, the student leaders and administration believe that since the tardy policy was effective this school year, they're going to keep it. Eileen Aguba, SBOD Treasurer, stated, Student Leadership can be a very pro- ductive cass, our oal is to work for the stucints and represent them is the best way possible. Not only did they made proposals but organized activities to pro- mote school spirit, class com- petitions, entertainment, community and educational purploses. T ese activities were directed b various commit- tees formullated by the SBOD President, Sharon Parent. The activities ranged from rallies to banquets. Whatever the activit , success was shown with the support of the ad- ministration and students of PHS. - Imelda Pagobo PHS Student Leadership Commissioners of 1987-1988 Row 1: Food Services, lla Patel, Faculty Relations, Myrna Mercado, Student Rights, Rica Darling - Pimentel, Publicity, Caroline Dollete. Row 2: Clubs, Mia Fabela, Dance, Gabe Sanderson, W.A.S.C., Kathleen McConville, Class, loAnna Castillo, Assemblies, Felisha Owens. Row 3: Athletics, joe O'Brien, Spirit, Yvonne Beals, Concessions, Christine Douglas, Elections, Rober- to Prieto, Food Services, Daud Littleton. 137

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Sharon Parent, SBOD President, and Maryjane Velasco, SBOD Vice- President, look over plans for the up- Felisha Owens carefully explains how to fill out the application form coming year with some input from Mrs. Foster, advisor, joe O'Brien, Rey Dollete, and Terri Bostick. Correctly to Imelda Pagobo and Len- dalane Castillo at the Blood Drive. 1- -e sg: 5553 S' s sw QQ WE Z , -, i X - , . it S .tk Eileen Aguba interprets the commit- tee's assignment while Myrna Mer- The emblem painted in the Student Leadership room symboliZes the four characteristics of Pittsburg High cado and Edward Castillo try to catch on.' School: athletics, leadership, perfor- ming arts, and academics. iii.:-fans,-,.. .ll x, L M ,.., ., Nmw, l H ,J if ,w 5,14 gina aa! Qfisoifs ti-A it f 'l ll i Student Leadership 1 1 ...X-'AJ' It

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Antonio Pastor, Kaori Aoike and Fer- ran Verbrell are all foreign exchange students from Spain and japan. N' ' L i ix V. 1-f' K xx xx Qlf L :Fe we , I x I 369V l38 sf- I 5, Hx-- . Ofeof x W, E Antonio Pastor smiles candidly at Ferran Verbrell exchanges storie one of his friends. about his native land with Aoike. Foreign Exchange li 5