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

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AOMfllNlflSTIRATIOINI Along with discussions of future voca- tions and education, our administration, all counselors, talked to pupils about family problems and co-operated with city officials for the betterment of Pacific ' s teen-agers. It offered students who had had difficulty at Pacific a new chance by letting them at- tend Redlonds or San Bernardino High Schools. Our administration often came in contact with parents through organizations such as Kiwanis and the Y.M.C.A. Besides representing Pacific and other California high schools on the 10-man cur- riculum board, Dr. Bailey kept up Pacific ' s public relations by teaching at several of Carifornia ' s outstanding colleges. Over one-half of his time was expended on fac- ulty observation and appraisal. Dr. Bailey and our vice-principals were all members of the California Association of Secondary Sc hool Administrators and the State Board of Education. 22 Besides outlining the clay ' s work for office assis- tant Carolyn demons, Mrs. Boettcfier talked to fier about future plans, additional education, possible careers, and the way to achieve her goals in life. Consulting often in Dr. Bailey ' s office, Mr. Brickley and Dr. Bailey discussed possible solutions to campus problems. The beautiful rug, given to Dr. Bailey by Student Council, enhanced the decor of this office. I

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Mr. James L Brickley, Pacific ' s vice-principal, at- tended Texas Christian, the University of South Dakota, and the University of Southern California. He attained his M.A., and Pacific has had him as vice-principal for two years. He sponsored Rally Committee and Student Council last year. Off campus, Mr. Brickley worked on the Board of Managers ofthe Uptown Branch Y.M.C.A., and as a member of Kiwanis. 24 Besides directing all campus clubs and sponsoring Zonto Z ' s and Sobobans, Mrs. Boettcher spent much of last year working for her M.A. at U.S.C. and U.C.L.A. A graduate of Stout Teachers ' College, our girls ' vice- principal received a charter membership in Delta Kap- pa Gamma, an honorary teacher ' s organization. Hav- ing visited parts of Canada and Mexico, Mrs. Boettcher hoped to extend her travels around the globe. Having attended Valley College, Pomona College, University of Redlands, and Claremont, Mr. George Stancer has been an educator for 28 years. Dividing this time between Richardson Junior High, S.B.H.S., and Pacific, where he spent nine years, our vice- principal taught courses varying from mathematics and science to sports and typing. Fishing, hunting and gardening have kept Mr. Stancer busy off-campus.