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

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1958: 14 enriclied Pacific ' s prestige 14 teachers have been on the faculty staff since 1958. Many of them have excelled in their own particular subject. One track coach went to New York as an AAU high jumper. Another was the Pacificana ad- visor, and one was Pacific ' s Scholarship chairman. Only four out of 14 teachers graduated from a college in California. Many of them were affiliated with Umlauts. Dorothy Bader Math teacher Dorothy Bader has been t eaching for thirteen years. She graduated from Iowa State Teachers ' College and received a bachelor of arts degree. On campus she sponsored the Luta Horizon Club. Mrs. Bader is also a member of the First Pres- byterian Church in San Bernardino. Last sum- mer she attended UCR. Charles Brame Charley Brame graduated from the South- west Missouri State College with a bachelor of science degree in education and also from the University of Missouri, where he earned his master ' s degree. He was a member of the County Democratic Club and belonged to the Masonic Order. Last summer he studied at Knudsen LTniversity — for contented cows, only. Ralph Caulo Raplh Caulo started his teaching career at Pacific. Born in Redlands, he attended the university there and received his master of arts degree. Mr. Caulo taught social studies and was backfield coach of the varsity football team. He sponsored the Varsity Lettermen ' s Club. Russell Lacker Russ Lackner graduated from the LTniversity of Minnesota with a bachelor of sciences degree. He has been teaching school for four- teen years. Three years ago, Mr. Lackner came to Pacific High from Golden Valley Junior High. The Amateur Radio Club was sponsored by this history instructor. Mr. Lackner is a president elect of the SBTA. i I «e 27

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Jim Miller During this year, Jim Miller was active in planning and executing the cross-country runs at Pacific. He graduated from the University of Hawaii and studied for his bachelor of vocational education degree last summer at UCLA. Active on campus, he sponsored the Tinner ' s Club. Bernice Peterman Bernice Peterman , physical education instructor, has been teaching f or seven years. She received her master of sciences degree from the University of Oregon. Miss Peterman sponsored the Ski Team and aided the Girls ' Athletic Association. She played pretty good badminton and often went skiing. Mary Poindexter Mary Poindexter, vocational cooking and homemaking teacher, was also a counselor. She graduated from Bell State Teachers ' Col- lege. Mrs. Poindexter sponsored Dantes and the Junior Red Cross; she was also active in Phi Lamda Theta and the University Women ' s Association. She has taught for sixteen years. Glenn Taylor Seen on campus this year with a broken arm, Glenn Taylor has been teaching for ten years. On campus he taught English and spon- sored the Travel Club. Among his honors has been a membership in Delta Kappa Pi, a National Honor Fraternity in Education. Mr. Taylor was the adviser for Pacific Originals, which contained work submitted by Pacific students. Bill Thomas Bill Thomas, biology teacher and sponsor of the Chess Club, has been teaching for twenty years. He attended the Ohio State University and graduated with a master of sciences degree. This year Mr. Thomas helped to referee the JV football games. He took a leave during the second semester to study at the University of Zurich in Switzerland. 26

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Dick Lambreclit Dick Lambrecht attended Denver Univer- sity, Montana State Graduate School, and received a scholarship to a Catholic university at Washington, D.C. He sponsored the Astronomy Club this year. Last summer the English instructor studied at the University of Redlands. In the community, Mr. Lam- brecht belonged to the Sierra Club. Jerry Narramore A graduate from the Colorado State College of Education , Jerry Narramore has been teaching for ten years. Teacher of wood shop and drafting, he was the top bridge player on the faculty. Mr. Narramore continued his studies at Claremont last summer. Bill Neel Bill Neel has been teaching for seventeen years since his graduation from the Missouri School of Mines. He received a bachelor of sciences degree in chemical engineering. Mr. Neel was head coach of the baseball team. He was also assistant football coach. Mr. Neel is a member of the SBTA. Leslie Nielsen Very active around campus was Les Nielsen, one of the art instructors. Since he came to Pacific, he has been the advisor for the Pacifi- cana. He received his bachelor of arts degree from San Diego State College, and he also studied there last summer. He was sponsor of Sebians and belonged to the AFT. He was also founder of Umlauts and the only living ex- president of the club. Eunice Overbey Formerly at San Bernardino High School, Eunice Overbey attended Columbia University and earned her master of arts degree. She was Pacific ' s scholarship chairman and taught psy- chology. Miss Overbey was a member of the Uptown B.P.W. and the A.A.U.W. When asked how long she had been teaching, she replied, . . . one hundred and four years!!!! 28