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

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::: I confidence and poise that the women possessed. Ten main features composed last years ' hilarious show, in- cluding a Record Pantomime by Al Bone and Jim Fotio, which was repeated due to popular demand. Written and spoken in superb poetry, The Knot is Tied, a charming tale of bride and groom, left the audience in hysterical laughter. Enhancing the beauty of the wedding ceremony by casting pink rose petals from his basket, petit Mr. Page, bridesmaid, led the procession of the lovely bride, Dr. Bailey and the handsome groom Mr. Fotia. It was obvious that Mr. Morrison had experienced on accident, but little did he and the students know that the competent hospital staff wos composed of Pacific teachers. After making a difficult incision in the abdom- inal area, an ingrown toenail was removed by a special operation from the inside. The stagecoach ride of Well? and Fargo will not be forgotten soon; after all, Wells, please, Fargo would rather do it himself. AL LILES Al Liles majored in social s+udies and minored in physical science at Oklahoma State Col- lege and at U.S.C. During his eight years at Pacific High School, he coached the wrestling team and sponsored the Buc- caneers Club. MARIE LINDBLOM Graduation from U.S.C. with a Master of Arts degree com- menced a long and useful teach- ing career for Miss Lindblom. A favorite in the Social Science De- partment, she has taught history to over 1,750 students in her ten years at Pacific.

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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.

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Louis Lopez A bachelor of arts, Mr. Lopez centered his activities around mowing the lawn, watching kids, and keeping the wife happy. In his spare time, he taught challenging problems and Latin American history classes and sponsored the Key Club. Walt Mayo Credentialed with a bachelor of arts degree from U.S.C, Walt Mayo arrived at Pacific last year. Having previously instructed classes in math and Spanish at Arrowview Jr. High, he took active interest in school social functions. Don Lundy Mountain climber Donald C. Lundy attended the University of Akron and U. of R. This math- science teacher and sponsor of Science and Engineering Club was known for the sadistic grin he sported before, during, and after tests. Ruth McComas A graduate of West Virginia University, Miss McComas taught English and Business English at Pacific this past year. She also sponsored Hi-Tri club, and en- joyed traveling, cooking, and reading. Ann Marsh Mrs. Marsh, sponsor of the junior class, was a freshman in high school the day Pacific opened. Last year, her first of marriage, she taught Spanish I and II in the Language Arts de- partment and skiied at every chance. Basil Martinez Leeanne McCoy Classes in typing and short- hand, sponsorship of Zonta Z, and co-sponsorship of Sobobans and Girls ' League occupied Miss McCoy ' s two years at P. M.S. This youthful teacher with a masters degree was still attending high school in ' 53. Jack McCullough 5M A graduate of U.C.L.A., where he earned a bachelor of arts de- gree, Mr. Martinez taught U.S. history and problems last year. The theatre, music, and hiking •received his attention during moments out of class and off the Pirate campus. A distinguished member of Pacific ' s faculty. Jack McCul- lough instructed classes in music production, dance band, and choir. Well known as a director of local musical events, he also participated in campus club activities. Frank Masek Teacher and J.V. basketball coach for three years at Pacific, Frank Masek majored in mathe- matics and physical education. Receiver of a masters from Colo- rado State College, he did grad- uate work at three different universities. Don McGregor A Pirate for seven years, Mr. McGregor has taught U.S. and world history and Problems of Democracy. History majors at the University of Michigan, U.C.L.A., University of Redlands, and U.C.R. enabled him to ob- tain a master of arts degree. u