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

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Vice Pres Jan Spencer and Pres. Steve Becker went through the steps of graduation. Seniors swamp the merry-go-aroond at the Sen.or P,c- Editor of the Pacificana and Valedictorian of her class, Maeve Morrison was selected Senior of the Month. As the last week of high school approached, seniors celebrated by giving endless parties, attending school only one or two periods each day to take finals. On June 10th, dressed in purple and white robes, they heard Rev. Jolly ' s stirring Baccalaureate ad- dress. The Awards and Sch- olarship Assemblies on June 1 1th and 12th heightened the seniors ' feeling of accom- plishment. Later, signing an- nuals and swimming, they en- joyed the annual picnic at Perris Hill Park. Entering the Graduation Bowl, seniors reached thecli- max of their high school years. Reflecting over in- numerable memories, the valedictorians voiced the feelings of 863 graduating students. After singing the Alma Mater for the last time, members of the class of 62 turned the rings of the class of 63 , making them official- ly seniors.

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SOMEONE ONCE SAID THAT A GOOD I TEACHER IS THE MOST POTENT OF ALL IN- DIRECT INFLUENCES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF A CITIZEN. WE, WHO HAVE SPENT OUR HIGH SCHOOL YEARS AT PACIFIC, COUNT OURSELVES LUCKY TO HAVE BEEN UNDER THE INFLUENCE AND GUIDANCE OF THE FINE STAFF OF TEACHERS OF WHICH OUR I SCHOOL BOASTS. WHILE GROWING STEADILY LARGER lYEAR BY YEAR TO ACCOMMODATE THE EVER-RISING INFUX OF STUDENTS, PACIFIC ' S FACULTY HAS SOMEHOW MANAGED TO RE- TAIN THE PERSONAL TOUCH IN TEACHER- STUDENT RELATIONSHIPS. IN PREPARING US FOR THE FINE ART OF LIVING, THEY HAVE ' shared with us their own EXPERIENCE AND KNOWLEDGE, WHILE HELPING EACH OF US TO FIND HIS OWN INDIVIDUAL NICHE |lN THE SCHEME OF THINGS. BECAUSE OF THEM, WE ARE BETTER PRE- jPARED TO MEET THE FUTURE AS CITIZENS IaND human BEINGS IN A CHANGING IwORLD. WE SALUTE THE FACULTY.