Pacific High School - Pacificana Yearbook (San Bernardino, CA)

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age 5- ,,. 'JD-s MARY ELLEN BOWE QUINCY BROWN CLAUDIA CLEVELAND DOROTHY COPLIN Shorthand, Typing, M,B.A., Dept. Head. Typing, M.S., Oregon Stole Typing, Business, M.S., Uni- University of Denver, Spon. Typing, A.B., University of College. Co-sponsor of versity of North Dakota. Co- sor of B,B.C. Redlands. B.B.C. sponsor of Girl's League. MW! ,Q Ar' , -A . ifyx ..- 6 'Cf If H V tl ll T1 2 L vi if PAT CURTIS Typing, Business, B.S., Ball Slate Teacher's College. ff' B siness Department To facilitate a growing interest in Business Education the Business Department increased their teaching staff adding four new teachers and offering two new courses, Merchandiz- ing and Business Law. The department also increased its audio-equipment to include tape recorder instruction for shorthand and typing classes. To develop practical usage of business skills, the classes visited different business establish- ments, the Courthouse, the telephone companies and the Kaiser Steel Industry. Speakers from various phases of busi- ness frequently offered further instruction. KAY PETERSON Shorthand, Typing, M.A., University ot Minnesota, Sponsor of Debuts. Oh, so that's how it goes! Faye Murray plans to make business her career and she was given excellent training dur- ing her three years at Pacific. MARGARET PIEPER Shorthand, Typing, Univer- sity of Colorado. Co-spon- sor of B.B.C. P' QQ RAYMOND H. POSTEMA Typing, Business, Coach' of Tennis and B Basketball, M.A., University ot Michi- gon. c G1 sw N g If Q DORIS THOMPSON Counselor, Shorthand, M.A., Arizona State, Sponsor of Lehis and Co-sponsor of Senior Class. N, A . DONALD Office North- we Co-spon- sor of

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Yfs5f:.-jg: ik- ,sppinf if , , ' VA VH, f A I , . lvl , ' A . fi xr-Ji: f i f to A o 1 it Qi, .f V- A A ,. X Q ' ' ' V ft ' ' ,L S' i J I ' ., - 'fi L' ee waxy - ' N 31' S W Q 2 ' , ., -f 1 , .. 1 ' ' 5 , - , ,. 8, W rx ' ll 'lim' :PGM 4 Y X iii! ' A' 1' X - iii 'l- J RALPH BRADY JAMES FOTIA HARRY HARBAUGH MARGARET JEFFORDS RUTH JENSEN Art: M.A., Stanford Uni- Art Production, Crafts, B Dept. Head. Home Ecnomicsg B.A., Lake Home Economics, B.A., At- versity. Sponsor of Artisans. Football coach, B.S., Uni- Band, Orchestra, M.M., Uni- Erie College tor Women. lantic Union College. Co- versity ot Minnesota. Spon- versity of Southern Colifor- Sponsor of Girl's League. sponsor of Girl's League, sor of Junior Class, M.Y.C. Applied Art JACK McCULLOUGH Musiti M.M., Penn State University. Sponsor of Dance Band and Chorus. LESLIE NIELSEN sponsor of Junior Class. MARY JO POINDEXTER Home Economics, M.A., Ball ' Sponsor of Dantes and Jr. Red Cross. Art, Annual Advisor, A.B., San Diego State College. Sponsor of Sebians and Co- State Teacher's College. nio. Sponsor of Band and Orchestra. Jr. Red Cross. Our applied Arts Department at Pacific has the most active organization on campus. During l96O, both the instrumental musicians and choral groups, participated in approximately fifteen festivals, concerts, and parades, some of which were the UCLA band day, Hollywood Santa Claus Lahe Parade, National Orange Show bowl game, District Festival, District Music Festival, and SCVA festivals. The Home Economics program for l96O included a more concentrated instruction in physical and personal develop- ment. The sewing departments increased their instructional equipments with new Singer and Pfaff sewing machines. The Art Department was divided into two maior sections, Fine Arts, including all classes for art development, a study of commercial and industrial design, and Arts and Crafts which were offered in the new crafts room. All sections of the Applied Arts Department took advantage of vocational and specialized speakers. This Advanced Art class of Mr. Les Nielsen is diligently working on cubist paintings which are of contemporary French origin.

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5-1 DARRELL ATKINSON MARY BROADHURST VERNA L. BROWN FRANKLIN CHAMBERS ALICE CHOUS English, M.S., Utah State English, M.A., Ohio State English, Radio Speech, B.A., Counselor, Special Educa- English, Journalism, M.A., University. Sponsor of Les University. University of Iowa. Sponsor tion, M.A., Tufts University. Columbia University, Spon- Depanneurs. of Radio Workshop. sor of Quill and Scroll. To meet increasing enrollments, new interest in communications courses and a practical application of Language Arts achievements, our Language Arts department enriched their teaching program with certain additions and developments. A foreign language laboratory with listen- ing booths, recorders, and other equipment was established to provide for more efficient and individualized learning ofa new tongue. The De- velopmental Laboratory was expanded to include students from all three classes. Remedial Reading classes divided their time to provide for a more intensive study of reading and communicating skills. Language Arts students visited the Huntington Library, the UCLA campus, many legitimate stage productions and musicals in Los Angeles and made a special excursion to the production of the opera, Aida. A writing clinic, held in the spring helped publish Pacific's two magazines, Pacific Orig- inals and a humor magazine, originated by the Journalism classes. The Language Arts Department is planning to develop an elective English course as a seminar class for students interested in pursuing particular interests under guidance. ic, MARTHA HEMPSTEAD English, M.A., Iowa State Q! 1 DOROTHY DOOLITTLE HARLAN DUDEN ESTHER FULLER A GORDEN English, B.A., Stanford Uni- English, History, B.S., North English, M.A., Columbia Spanish, M.A., Columbia versity, Sponsor at Pagettes. Dakota State Teachers Col- University. University. Co-sponsor ol University. l lege. Los Conquistadores. ul gg T I . A 4 :fi ll.. I A' N i i uff1I3f S I . R ' . .55 'A . 5 L I J r ,. gh 3: 6 K l 1 N 5 l 9 -sf,.rg l 9, 5- , A Us My 4 . QF, -Q + Q. 4. fr r 1 .,..- 3, l 'L