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

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A KENNETH WINSOR CHARLES E WOOD Spanishg M.A., Brigham Spanish, Coach f Young University. Sponsor Basketball: A.B University of Balboa Del Pacifico. of California at Berkeley Sponsor of Las Conquisla dores. Knowledge of our American culture was enhanced by studying subiects of specific interest such as current events. Shown in discus- sion are Anne Ware, Howard Kil- lion, Beverly Rose, and Gary Olin. The 1960 laculty consisting ol 107 teachers had accumulated among them over 1000 years of teaching Students of Mr Meade s audio- visual class show their Interest in learning how to operate the movie

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CHARLES HERBERT ELDRED JONES RUTH LEWIS French, B.A., UCLA, Spon- Librarian, B.S., University Counseling, English, M.A. sor of the French Club, of Southern California. University of California. Sophomore Class. Sponsor of the Junior Class K-D's, Philosophy Club. A,--4 -fini MARILYN MILLER WILLIAM MILLER Dept. Head. English, Speech, Drama English, M.A., Bowling B.A., University of ed , Green State University. lands.SponsorofThespians Sponsor of Pacific Penmen. Language Arts ig jf -.., I, of XX f- S . wx X l KX ' I: C? . Q CHARLES MORRISON BLANCHE PRESTON RONALD REHAUME ELISABETH RUSH MIRIAM SERFAS5 English, M.S., UCRg Co- Spanish, M.A., University Lalinp M.A., Los Angeles English, Latin, French, A.B., English, B.A., University of Sponsor of C S F Legatl 'Wm-1 ii 1 sponsor of Pacific Penmen. of California at Berkeley. Stale College. Sponsor of Colorado State College. California at Berkeley A IIA , .. I lr' H l -. - : - 1 , C ' . jr ,

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. . . ' ' . . 5-4, av, M . SW 1. '. , A .p .X. e a.' T 1 . -., Qi . i lu . Q' e ,sv 1. ,,.. 2 ' - -it-fi xffifgtt ef., cas' , 1 -- 1-.! tw DOROTHY M. BADER Algebra, Geometry, B.A., Iowa State Teacher's Col- lege. V+.-P RICHARD E. GREEN Algebra, Trigonometry, M.S., Illinois Institute of Technology. Co-sponsor of Math Club. Sponsor of Mu- tineers. , tv CLARA GRESHAM Lab. BioIO9Y, Math, Girls' Physical Education: M.A., Stanford University, The chemistry classes proved to be beneficial for college bound students. The accelerated chemistry course did more experimentation on a college laboratory level. New equipment consisted ofa pH meter for measuring acidity, and radioactive equipment including a scaler- active rate meter. The total cost was approximately I,O0O dollars. The funds were supplied by the Atomic Energy Commission in Wash- ington, D.C. where Mr. Macomber, one of our chemistry teachers, studied during the summer of I959. ath-Science Department ln keeping with all other departmental additions and im- provements, the Math-Science Department supplemented their program with five new teachers and a further advanced study in Science and Math. New equipment was added in all the science areas as well as in mathematics. Some of this equipment was obtained in part from Federal Funds avail- able under the National Defense Act. A new transpaque proiector was brought into use in order to help in the devel- opment of Math. The Math-Science Department participated in the Inland Science Fair. Pacific has had sweepstakes winners go on to the National Science Fair for the last three years. Through the Math Club, the department sponsored the Math Marathon in the spring in which the junior highs of San Bernardino send participants for the field day. They also sponsored the Science and Engineering Club. The Bausch and Lomb Science Award was presented to the outstanding science student each year at the awards assemblies. -f 3 U' ITA? Ii ii . PAUL KETCHAM Chemistry, Math, B.S., Uni- versity of Redlands. Sponsor ot Fellowship Club. WILLIAM KRABILL Dept. Head. Algebra, Geometry, Trigo- nometry, M.S., University of Illinois. Sponsor of Math Club. Over 84-'fo ol our faculty had lived, traveled, or studied in loreign countries.