Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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Gabe Sanderson looks amused with Myrna Mercado's joke because he already heard it. :.,m, J: 1.:r,,mwvi Wg,,,Wwms:fvM+W Ill! ga , Go SENIORSV' says David Stevens dur- ing a class competition in the quad. , F 15's x Q Hi, 'wzilf' :ja it ii lfiuvm y ,an s Gabe ith hi A Year in the Life Heather Carnduff and have a quick snack I a rlrat Calderon 2

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f no I don t like those Goodie Goodie we love school O K then what do you think of the one I had in mind earlier? ltsnot too Goodie Goodie is it? Well, it sounds O.K., but. . . I've got it, l'VE GOT IT!!! This will be the most perfect theme we've ever had at Pittsburg High School. Well, c'mon, would you tell us what it is! O.K., what do you think ofthis . . . 'A Year In The Life Of. . .' , fpausej. OF WHAT? A Year In The Life OfA Pirate. So how did we design a yearbook following this theme? lt wasn't a very easy job, but we did it, Now we invite you to experience, A Year In The Life Of A Pirate. We'Il take you on a journey through our magnificent Galleon, lcampusl and in- troduce you to our mates, istudentsl. First, you will meet our Captains, lSeniorsI, who were the highest in rank. They had a lot of spirit and pride in their Galleon, for they had spent the past four years in training and now they were on their way out, each to become captain of his own ship. Directly below the Captains were the First Mates. Our First Mates, fluniorsl, were given a large amount of respect because next year their job would be to make our ship the best it could be. With this ex- citing thought in mind, it was impossible to hide the over-powering spirit each one was feeling. Next in line were the Cooks, iSophomores!, who were pleasantly satisfied with their rank. They were happy to have finally reached the second rank aboard our Pirate ship. With the least amount of seniority and rank, our Crewmen, llfreshmenl, had made it through their first year in the life of a Pirate. They were in their glory to be a part of the crew members aboard our Galleon. In attempting to prove themselves to the more senior crewmen, they put forth their best effort to maintain Pirate respect from outsiders. Pittsburg High School is very different from other schools. We have a lot of character and enough spirit to send our ship sailing over the horizon. For those who have never experienced life as a Pirate, just take a look, you'll find much more than you've ever imagined. Take a small amount of your time to experience A Year In The Life Of A Pirate. Sure, you may have heard the lurking rumors of our reputation from many outsiders, those horrible thoughts brewing inside their minds, but who would know better than a Pirate himself? Soon, you will learn the meaning of Pirate Pride, which flows through the veins of every single Pirate. Keep your ears and eyes open, for one glorious day we will unveil our true image and wipe out that stereotypical rumor that dwellst i ' UNO . . ., , ' ' that one. It sounds like one of types of themes. 1 f , - I - If- Theme camera before getting down to do her English homework.

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- aww 'ciitggg ' sr Sophomores are in question about the amount of their P.H.S. spirit. Freshmen, Kindra Matlock and Vicky' Lind take time out at brunch to talk about their weekend plans. X M l 4 jf,,u,M.s. .W X 2 E if WJ, is Q if 'I ff V Ay? ,st H fi l 5 fi! 3 if ff as K, V .W m Q 4 x 53 um in . U 'K Q N ' 1 --' PN , t. ef X A 7' if IL fr 'V A ' ' .WAV ' I fr.. Say? QT P 55' f::'l5'f f R ' 1. S -ff: 'fi Freshmen Mark Arroyo, Tyler Patton, Tony Beat- tie, Kevin DeWaIl, and Frank Lombardo discuss which basketball court they should use to try out their new NlKE'S. NW q4, . tk iw V 5 W' A 2' Theme