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

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Norman Fawley As a charter member of Pa- cific ' s original faculty, counselor Nomn Fawley instructed people of world history classes. After completion of his studies at the University of Santo Clara, he re- ceived his bachelor of science degree. Armida Fedele After receiving a B.A. from Hunter College, Mrs. Fedele com- pleted post graduate work at U. of R. and New Mexico Univer- sity. Already fluent in Spanish and Italian, she studied French while sponsoring Los Conquista- dores. William Ferris An electronics major, William Ferris taught vocational electron- ics and audio-visual and spon- sored the Hi Fi club for four suc- cessful years at Pacific. He com- pleted his credential work at U.C.L.A. James Fotia A graduate of the University of Minnesota with twelve years teaching behind him, Mr. Fotia sponsored the Latin American Club. In addition to teaching crafts, he coached B football and came up with many original ideas for decorations. Esther Fuller An English instructor from In- diana, Esther Fuller attended Rice University and Columbia University Teachers College where she earned her master of arts degree. Since Pacific ' s be- ginning ten years ago, she has taught here. Janet Gebhart Sponsor of the new girls club on campus, K.M. ' S, Janet Geb- hart taught her college major, world history. Ten years ago she was a freshman at Villa de Julienne in Dayton, Ohio, and last year at Pacific she taught tenth graders. Richard Green Mathematics major Mr. Green received his bachelor of science degree from the University of Wisconsin. Sponsor of Home- coming ' s first prize winners. Mutineers, he taught trigonome- try and Algebra II. John Grenfell Mr. Grenfell received recog- nition on campus as sponsor of the varsity track team and in- structor of U.S. history and prob- lems of democracy. With Pacific for a decade, he was holder of a masters. Harry Harbaugh A charter member of Pacific ' s staff, Mr. Harbaugh was known on campus as director of the marching band. Serving as chairman of the Applied Arts Department, Mr. Harbaugh earn- ed a bachelors at Colorado State College. Robert Haveman A Stanford and U. of R. grad- uate from Oakland, Robert Haveman taught world history mainly to sophomores and held classes in German. He co-spon- sored Burgermeisters and en- joyed tennis, golf and the cord game, bridge.

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1 Pictured above, General Stancer called the Hard Core Squad to attention. Mr. Drake, Mr. Wheeler, Mr. Painter, and Mr. Letro were just a few of the members who toured the campus each period of every day raiding the heads and dragging in students who didn ' t have hall passes. In previous years it had been a policy not to have students out of class without passes, and this year the rule went into effect. General Stancer and his force had frequent meetings to decide strategy, and their attack worked. Teachers worked diligently to keep students in class. Spencer Drake Athletics, fishing, and reading fan Spencer Drake taught history at Pacific with a bachelors from Augsbury College. Since his as- sociation with Navy Communica- tions he has communicated with an innumerable amount of stu- dents. Harlan Duden Attendance at the North Da- kota State Teachers College, Uni- versity of North Dakota, and U.C.P. earned Harlan R. Duden a bachelor of science degree. While teaching English at Pacific for four years, he enjoyed read- ing in his spare moments. Adrian Eichman Mr. Eichman, nicknamed Ace, a biology major and psychology minor, taught general math at Pacific for the first time in 1962. Born in Paico, Kansas, he re- ceived his college education in schools from the East coast to the West coast. Joan Eisenhart A newly wed as of 1962, Mrs. Eisenhart returned to P.H.S. last year to teach U.S. and world his- tory. This graduate of the Uni- versity of Colorado and Arizona State spent her leisure hours reading, swimming, and travel-

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Martha Hempstead Active senior English teacher, Miss Hempstead sponsored N.H.S., Tartans, and the class of 19i)2. After four years at Pacific, Miss Hempstead still managed to find time for skiing, traveling, and even some reading, now and the Alan Herren :eceiving his master of arts gree in busines administration rt wrom U.S.C., Mr. Herren became 1 1 a typing instructor at Pacific only three years ago. A native ) Californian from Santa Ana, he sponsored the sophomore class of 1963: Althea Jones Completing her first year at Pacific in the English depart- ment, Althea Jones co-spon- sored Pacific Penmen and spon- sored Hi-Tri. Born in Chicago, she attended Los Angeles State College where she received a bachelor of arts degree. E. C. Jones The Pirate library has pros- pered under Mr. Jones ' care ever since Pacific opened. A native of Hutchinson, Kansas, he organ- ized and sponsored the library club. Pirates ' Den and supple- mented his earnings with over- due book fines. Instruction time amounted David Hoel Counselor David Hoel taught social sciences and problems during the ' 62- ' 63 school year. He attended the University of North Dakota where he acquired his bachelor of science degree and master of science degree in education. Margaret Jeffords Margaret Jeffords, who re- ceived her bachelors from Lake Erie College for Women, has pursued the teaching profession for fourteen years. Completing graduate work at Claremont College she returned the next year one degree smarter. Charles Kalnin After seven years at Pacific, Mr. Kalnin was known to Pirates as instructor of U.S. history and problems of democracy, and co- sponsor of Pirates ' Den. Com- pleting his studies at U.C.R., he graduated with a bachelor of science degree. Paul Ketchem Having earned a bachelor of science degree from Redlands University, Mr. Ketchem taught chemistry and actively sponsored Fellowship Club at Pacific. Born in Pasadena, his interests in- cluded gardening, and any- thing ancient.