Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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2 5 . . E , During their second period gym class Mr. Bautista and Coach Rodriguez keep one eye on students. They're discussing Friday's game against Washington. XD' .gn-9-n--Q.-..- Honor's English teacher, Mrs. Morris works her way to her class to collect the student's short stories. She's been waiting a month for the short 500-2500 word stories. 'NNI' Joanie Orlando and Mr. Pizzimenti assist students registering for school. 4 Lfql:liL1,'Q -1' -, 'ui A-ikiuffjg Gloria Clawson Secretary Sarah Enea Library Clerk Dorothy Shipe Secretary Virginia Martin Career Center Betty Jiles Cafeteria an Y N . . 4 X A- , it X 'fa r Jeanne DiMercurio PrincipaI's Secretary Fran Scott Secretary Sara Jean Wood Secretary Marlene Jetter Cafeteria Nona McGrath Cafeteria s 144:

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i 'WA fff -' '32 i ' lf 4 ,,', A.,, .x , if M i if ll :wi 7 Dora Becker Career Center Margaret Gutierrez Special Ed Aide Dorothy Johnson Reading Aide Pepper Perez Bilingual Aide Cecelia Solis Bilingual Aide L A 'I WW , 3' V .Xa V Rose Jean Gumina O.C.S. Jacque Jeans Special Ed Aide Doris Manly Attendance Evelyn Siino Special Ed Aide Libby Ambrosini Registration Workers Meet Deadline by: Enriela Bautista A lot of things happened behind the walls of the cafeteria and students were not aware of it. Students didn't seem to appreciate what the workers did for them. ' Since Village Elementary School's cafeteria closed five years ago Pittsburg High's cafeteria workers had to provide Village's breakfast and lunch as well as Pittsburg High. Joanie Orlando's day began at 9:00 a.m. and ended at 2:00 p.m. She prepared and controlled the Boy's Gym snackbar as well as the other snackbars. As soon as she arrived at work she immediately prepare the food for brunch and also for lunch. Everything has to be done to meet a deadline, according to Orlando. Orlando has worked at Pittsburg High for the past seven years. It may have proved to be hectic at times, but she still enjoyed her job. ,,,t Curtis Atkinson, discusses some of the finer points of slam dunking with Varsity center Marzel Price. ifttilutw EEE

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SSS! New Teachers Do the Learning by: Nina Trias New teachers were greeted this year by returning educators as well as new procedures. Nevertheless, the new additions to the faculty family soon adapted to their new environment. Mr. Dan Hanel, a general science and biology teacher stated, lt was easy to adapt because l went to a similar high school. Veterans like Mr. Ken Stott and Mr. Randy Jang helped Hanel learn the ropes . Support from the administrators made new teachers feel more at ease. Another favorable thing to new members was the diversity of the students. Not everyone is from the same place, with the same cultures and the same background, he added. Other new additions to the staff were Mr. Ted Delmar, Mr. Leonard Shaw, Mrs. Robin Thomas and Mrs Sharon VanNest. T' , k.t,, -1 ya , 'x '51 'W - . S iii. J N ' - f , 4 . 2 . J 1' , . Q4 if Q is ,. i I I ' R t :lg 1 ia.. ....,. it QQ' 9 . 5 K, at X 4 ,YY n' . 'W I ,4 If 7 ,i i v L -'T X m il .t ,VI gk gr f f :X G V. l I , gl. U X l l EFS asdwsgf is 'resend t amass tw' Joanie Orlando Denna Pousard Cafeteria Cafeteria Vince Glasper George Grissom Gardener Custodain Joe Narez Richard Perez Groundsman Gardener k 2 J Cathy Sangimino Sue Taker Andy Aiello Cafeteria Cafeteria Plant Supervisor Jerry Johnson Hanna Larks Marvin Mixon Custodian Custodian Custodian Sal Torres Jeffery Warren Fred White Custodian Custodian Custodian L'LLl:UL'L'Y