Pittsburg High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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oanie Orlando, a friendly woman with a kind smile, poses with Mrs. Manly. r F . Q4 . r- S li l 4, . . F. X' 'J' 'J --. es itll v iii ' ile' ' ww ' g rs. rr gl wx . v f l, if rn lrsz. l' l P wp fluff 5 ' M fzf .W ' XMj, 3 X 'Smog ' ' Fil. V . aw.. 5 ' N l i fig f rms .vt 3 '1' ff? 5 ,' V i ry ,t 'law 4 1 . l fil9 lot only does loanie have inner beauty, but apparently a lot of outer beauty 5 well. lffectionately known to all as joanie, Mrs. Orlando spends much of her ine not only serving lunch, but is in charge of slots for Bingo also. Pirate Ladg With Heart ol' Gold Publications dedicates this year's annual to joanie Aiello Orlando, a dedicated and en- thusiastic supporter of Pitt- sburg High School. Orlando is an ardent volunteer at the school, heading a committee for the WASC evaluation, planning the Ski Club's annual ski trek to the high country, volunteering to help the Parents' Club in any way she can, and sewing on the Bingo Board of the Friends of the Pirates. Also, during the day she works at the Snack Bar, always willing to help a stu- dent, if only to brighten his day with her bright smile or listen to his problem. Orlando grew up in Pitt- sburg along with her two older sisters and older brother, Frank Aiello, a teacher at the high school. Her father was the Fire Chief of the local fire company and her mother is a retired cafeteria worker. Everyone in her family at- tended Pittsburg High along with her husband, Paul, and Pirate Lady With a Heart of Gold - their four sons, Dale, Paul, Steve and Mike. Dale works for the telephone company while Paul attends San Fran- cisco State University and Mike currently is a junior and Steve graduated this june. After graduation, Orlando became a hair dresser. This career shortly ended, however, because the dyes irritated her hands. Since the termination of that short lived career, she has been working and supporting Pittsburg High. She is a sports fan, avid Bingo player and a real booster of the high school. Orlando received her first name fromher elder brother. When Orlando was ex- pected, Frank Aiello had a girl friend named joan and sug- gested to his parents that they name his new baby sister, loanie. And so they did. Because of her dedication to the school and hard work, we want to thank you, loanie. All of your efforts are greatly appreciated by all of us.

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