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

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Andrew Kossives Two years director of speech activities and sponsor of N.F.L., Mr. Kossives instructed speech and English, his college majors. He was born in Muscatione, Iowa, and attained a bachelor of arts degree from Iowa State Teachers College. William Krabill Mr. Krabill, chairman of the math-science department, grad- uated from the University of Ill- inois with a master of arts de- gree. He instructed Algebra II, mathematical analysis, and trig- onometry and sponsored Pacific High ' s math club. Russell Lackner In addition to his teaching duties, Mr. Lackner sponsored the Amateur Radio Club. A de- cade ago he was teaching at Arrowview and then taught at Golden Valley and spent four years at Pacific. Last year he taught problems and counseled. Richard Lambrecht Born in Billings, Montana, Mr. Lambrecht acquired a bachelor of science and a master of arts degree from Eastern Montana College. In 1953, he was serving in the Japan Air Defense Force, and in 1963, taught English here. to over 112,500 hours, Lois Krebs Lois Krebs was kept busy dur- ing her two years at Pacific by sponsoring Riders of the Purple Sage. She received a masters from Texas Women ' s University and proceeded to teach her col- lege major, physical education, at Pacific. Vincent Kuiper Sponsoring the junior class kept Mr. Kuiper on his toes, and his back-to-the-Scarlet Let- ter philosophy kept his English classes alert. Two years found him with few interruptions from Hawthorne, Salinger, or Moby Dick. Joe Lash Joe Lash, prize-winning coach that led Pacific ' s varsity team on to victory graduated from the University of Nevada. His six teaching years on Pacific ' s staff were supported by a bachelor degree. Peg Lawrence An eight year veteran of Pacifi- ic. Mills graduate Peg Lawrence taught P.E. and psychology classes. Avidly supporting such extra curricular activities as painting, photography, and ski- ing, she also sponsored the Pa- cific Drill Team.

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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.

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Faculty Fashions and Foolies Master of ceremonies. Jack R. AAcCul- lough not only did a marvelous job of nar- rating the 1963 Faculty Fashions and Fool- ies, but also played on the saxophone. Modeling fashions from the Francis Shop, Robinson ' s Mens ' Wear, and the Wee Mod- ern Shop, daughters and sons of faculty at P.H.S. plus ten instructors highlighted the evening. A slight feeling of bashfulness aired by the young men Vk hen called on to model the latest contrasted with the self- W| ROBERT LETRO A three year Pacific teacher of World and U.S. History, Mr. Le- tro acted as advisor to Student Council. He attended Alfred Uni- versity, the University of Buffalo, and St. Bonaventure University, where he received his degree. RUTH LEWIS A most distinguished member of Pacific ' s faculty, Ruth Lewis earned her master of arts from U.C. at Berkeley. Teaching Eng- lish at P.H.S. for ten years, she also sponsored K.D. ' s and the California Scholarship Federa- tion.