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

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The Physical Education Department at Pacific High School offered a well-rounded program which was geared to the interests of the students. A new course taught this year was sophomore orientation in which the instructors stressed the values of physical, mental, and social health in our community. Aside from regular physical education, the girls' section sponsored the Anchorettes, a drill team, and the leadership group which included the cheerleaders, pompon girls, flag twirlers and baton twirlers. These groups performed at games to instill the pep and enthusiasm that Pacific is noted for. The Girls' Athletic Association is designed especially for the girls who have a keen interest in athletics. These girls aid the physical education instructors, in many sports and events. Boys were prepared through this department for various sports that were offered this year. They were football, track, basketball, gymnastics, baseball, and swimming. Y ll tml' Kp? . ll I .ti MVN, X Xml ,- fi' 'ffm 5' . Mihai .i so e'rv'r of L J ,- ' i N, K ll' l ,Ai DCJUGLAS BROOKS , ' Physical Education Social - Studies, B.A., University of 'K W Minnesota. .Jas i' Ok gf' l , i JOHN GRENFELL -.x-.i,,'t,: Counselor, Driver Education, Physical Education, M.S., University of Southern Cali- fornia. Head Track coach. Advisor of Student Council. JOE LASH Physical Education, Social n studies, s.A., universny of Q Nevada. Head Varsity Foot- ,. ball coach. fb ,. gs-f: i - MARGARET LAWRENCE '- Eb' Educa I n tion, Psychology, M.E., Mills I 'r College. i' K f N -1 ' ' - .wmviin Qu' ALMA WILES Dept. Head Physical Education, A.B., Fresno State College. Spon- sor of Leadership, Soho- bans, co-sponsor of Zonta Z Club. JOSEPH PAGE Physical Education, B.A., San Diego State College. Junior Varsity Football coach, Track coach. BERNICE PETERMAN Physical Education, M.S., Oregon State College. Co- Sponsor of G.A.A., Ski Club. is ha fi' it . 1 ,yr-su D ' 3.0, CJ' x X . 3 JESSIE TOTTEN G ,. Physical Education, B.S., . ' ' Oregon State College. Spon- -. . BETTY wvss ,or of H,.m, A K V.. Physical Education, A.B., . 11. San Jose State College. Co- v ' ., ROBERT WEBSTER ' .A. . f sponsor of G A Physical Education, Social V. -' Studies, B.S., University of I A 552' V, ' Q ' Southern California. Varsity P Q I Basketball and Junior Var- '-'. A KH sity Baseball coach. FS.-, 'L A A f , 1 .XJ

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Social Science Personnel wise, the Social Science Department of Pacific was one of the most interesting. Only one new teacher, Mr. Robert Letro, an experienced teacher from New York, was added to the department's faculty. No one was lost that had been in the department in June of l959. Two of the teaching staff returned after a year in Europe with experiences and first-hand knowledge that cannot be gained from regular college courses. They were Dr. Walter Schuiling, who was a Fullbright Scholar to Denmark, and Mr. Basil Martinez, who traveled throughout Europe on a year's leave from our school system. A course in Western Civilization was taught this year for the first time at Pacific. An accelerated course in World His- tory was established for the more-capable-learners. The Democracy Classes visited the Superior Courts and the Sheriff's offices here in San Bernardino. In these Prob- lems in Democracy classes, the social science staff attempted not only to understand the problems of our democratic way of life, but also gave everyone o chance to speak his mind on problems that concern all levels of our society. CHARLES BRAME History, Problems of Democ- racy, M.A., University of Missouri. DAVID HOEL Problems of Democracy, M.S., University of North Dakota. Sponsor of Junior Optimists. RALPH CAULO Physical Education, Social Studies, M.A., University of Redlands. CHARLES KALNIN Driver's Training, History, Library, B.S., University of Redlands. RICHARD COFFIN Counselor, Psychology, B.A., Augustana College, Sponsor of C,E.C. RUSSELL LACKNER Counselor, History, B.S., University of Minnesota. Sponsor of Amateur Radio Club, Junior Class. Some ol our faculty had attended Sorbonne in Paris, Instituto THOMAS EWERS History, M.A., University of Iowa. ROBERT LETRO Competitive Speech, History, B.A., Alfred University. Sponsor of National Forensic League. ai NORMAN FAWLEY Counselor, B.S., University of Santa Clara. ELVIN LILES History, Sociology, Social Studies, M.S., Oklahoma A 81 M. Wrestling coach. as R M53 t i. '55 l sa.,-s X XX Af Q! X . 62' N is