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

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18 Doris Thompson Responsible for the efficient management of the Pirate student store was Doris Thompson. She received her master ' s at Arizona State University and did graduate work last summer at UCR. Mrs. Thompson was the sponsor of Lehis and a co-sponsor of the Senior Class. Sid Toms Sidney Toms, printing instructor, was grad- uated from Pacific Union College with a bachelor ' s degree. He has been teaching for thirteen years, and during last summer he studied industry at the Sun Telegram. Mr. Toms was affiliated with the Leadership Mis- sionary Volunteer Department. Josephine Vaughn A PHS veteran, Mrs. Vaughn, has been teaching school for thirty-four years. On cam- pus she was the sponsor of Pagett s, while off campus she was a member of the American Association of University Women, San Bernar- dino Valley Audubon Society, and the River- side Chapter of the Sierra Club. Bob Webster The man to watch during the basketball season was Varsity and JV coach Mr. Web- ster. Due to his efforts, PHS has had greater success in the athletic field and will continue to do so under his capable leadership. Coach Webster has earned his bachelor ' s and master ' s at use and did graduate work there last summer. Alma Wiles Head of the Physical Education Department was Alma Wiles. She was the co-sponsor of Sobobans, Zonts Z, and the sponsor of leader- ship. The qualifications and high standards of leadership were preserved under the super- vision of Ma, and this year ' s group was tops. Mrs. Wiles received her bachelor of arts at Fresno State college and did graduate work at UCR last summer.

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Marie Lindbolra Another Pacific faculty original was Marie Lindblom, who has been teaching for thirty- six years. She has earned her bachelor of arts and master of arts at the University of South- ern California. Miss Lindblom was well liked by her history students and fellow faculty members as well. Don Lundy Active in the Mathematics Department was Don Lundy. He has been teaching for eleven years, after receiving his bachelor of arts from the University of Akron. Mr. Lundy sponsored the Science and Engineering Club; outside of school he was affiliated with the Council of Churches. Blanclie Preston A great addition to the effectiveness of fac- ulty rallies was Blanche Preston, who spon- sored the California Scholarship Federation. A teacher for thirty-seven years. Miss Preston received her bachelor of arts at UCLA, her master of arts at the University of California at Berkeley, and a diploma from the LTniver- sity of Madrid. She is a member of the Sierra Club and the AAUW. Verna Reynolds One of the most active and well-known faculty members was Verna Reynolds, English teacher, sponsor of the Radio Workshop, and life member of the PTA. She graduated with a bachelor of arts degree from the University of Iowa. She was affiliated with the San Bernar- dino Opera, Association of Teachers of English, AAUW, and the American Association for the LTnited Nations. Walter Scliulling: A senior class sponsor, Dr. Schuiling taught western civilization and problems. He received his bachelor ' s master ' s and doctorate from the University of Minnesota. Dr. Schuiling, active in politics, was a member of the San Bernar- dino Democratic Study Club, and the Board of Directors of the San Bernardino County Historical Society. 17

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I Charles Wood Prominent in the Language Department was Charles Wood. He received his bachelor of arts at the University of Cahfornia at Berkeley, and went to Peru on a Fulbright Scholarship in 1958-1959. Mr. Wood sponsored the Los Conquistadores at Pacific, and outside of school he was affiliated with AFT and Alio Glossia. 1954: The addition of eight more In 1954 eight faculty members, still teaching at Pacific, came to PHS. They have obtained bachelor of arts and mas- ter ' s degrees from such universities as Okla- homa A M, and California College of Arts and Crafts. During college years, they had many outside activities which included fra- ternities and sports. One graduated as the athletic scholar of his class. Ralph Brady Having graduated from Stanford University with distinction and a master of arts degree, Ralph Brady taught for a year at Rim of the World High before coming to Pacific. He was sponsor of Artisans, the Pacific art club. Mr. Brady was a member and former vice president of Llmlauts. He studied last summer at the University of Cucamonga Barber College! Al Liles Al Liles was perhaps known best around the Pacific campus for being the coach of the wrestling team. Mr. Liles graduated from Oklahoma A and M, where he obtained his master of arts degree. Besides coaching wrest- ling, he taught classes in history, sociolog y, and social studies. Louis Lopez Louis Lopez, a problems and history instruc- tor, graduated from UCLA with a bachelor of arts degree. He was a senior class advisor and sponsor of Pacific ' s Key Club. Mr. Lopez was also head of the Social Studies department. This teacher was an honorary member of the Uptown Kiwanis and a member of the SBTA. He studied at the Claremont Graduate School. 19