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

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7 ,.: ' ' -y us HiK ? • ' ' .•■ j Axa --..- Don McGregor Don McGregor was a history instructor at Pacific. Having graduated from the University of Michigan, he holds a master ' s degree in his chosen field. On campus he was sponsor of the Philosophy Club, and in the community, Mr. McGregor was the President of the San Ber- nardino Teachers ' Association. Don Niemeyer Don Niemeyer was born in San Bernardino and graduated from San Bernardino High School. A P.E. and social studies instructor, he was the B football coach and sponsored Galahads. He was also affiliated with the C.B.L coaches association. He received his bachelor ' s degree, and worked last summer at Redlands University toward his master ' s degree. Ron Rehaume Ron Rehaume was one of the most delight- ful of Pacific ' s faculty. He holds a master ' s degree which he earned from Los Angeles State College. Mr. Rehaume was the president of the Faculty Athletic A.ssociation and claimed to be the top player in badminton. At Pacific he sponsored the Legati Club and taught Latin. Angela Signor Angela Signor, counselor and teacher at Pacific, has had over thirty years of teaching experience. She holds a bachelor of sciences degree in Engli.sh from UCLA. At Pacific she taught special English classes. Miss Signor was a member of St. John ' s Episcopal Church and the International Reading Association. Dave Sturges Dave Sturges has been teaching school for six years and was an auto shop instructor at Pacific. Sponsor of the Gem and Mineral Club on campus, he was also active in the Citrus Belt Industrial Education Association. He has earned his bachelor of vocational education degree and studied at Los Angeles State College last summer. 23

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Jack McCullougli Jack McCullough was known around cam- pus for his contributions to peoples ' interest in music. He directed the A Cappella Choir, Democratic, and Mixed Choirs. In the com- munity, Mr. McCullough directed such music- als as Redhead and Lil Abner for the San Bernardino Civic Light Opera Association. Charles Morrison Holding a master ' s degree in English, Charles Morrison has been teaching for twelve years. He was head of the English Department and sponsored the Pacific Penmen, a creative writing club. Mr. Morrison enjoyed reading, playing bridge, and going fishing during the past year. 1956: Staff strengtliened by nine Six of these instructors graduated with a bachelor ' s degree, three with master ' s de- grees. They have been teaching at Pacific since 1956 and have been active in associa- tions affiliated with their respective subjects. One teacher has presided over the San Ber- nardino Teachers ' Association. Activity in the CBL Coaches organization and the International Reading Association were others. Charles Kalnin Coupled with twenty-six years of teaching, Charles Kalnin has been a longshoreman, a farmer, and a lumberman. He graduated from the University of Maine with a bachelor ' s degree. Many students have known Mr. Kalnin as the man on the other side of the car in Driver ' s Training. He was co-sponsor of the Library Club. Basil Martinez Marty Martinez sponsored Les Depanneurs this year. He had classes in Problems of Democracy and History. Mr. Martinez spent the year 1959 traveling in Europe. He gradu- ated from UCLA with a bachelor of arts degree and has taught for twelve years. Early in the year Mr. Martinez cracked a bone in his foot and was seen on crutches. 22

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Kennetli Winsor Kenneth Winsor, Spanish teacher, has been teaching school for seven years. He graduated from Brigham Young university in Utah with a master ' s degree. On campus he was the spon- sor of Belboa del Pacifico, the Spanish Nation- al Honor Society. Every Spanish student found Mr. Winsor ' s class a veritable challenge. Betty Wyss Betty Wyss has been in the teaching pro- fession for ten years. She graduated from the state college at San Jose and earned a bachelor of arts degree in Physical Education. This year she sponsored the archery team and the newly formed PEP association. Location of many faculty activities, the teachers ' workroom provided a i lace where student weary instructors could relax. Many, who could concen- trate, would correct their myriad of papers. The Key Club painted the colorful coflfee mugs, which added to the decor of the workroom. 24