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

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Who Says English Is Dull? MaryBROADHURST Virjrina CKKKCKKES Wayne ELTON Harlan DUDEN Miss Broadhursl Spanish. English. French and U.S. Mr. Duden Ijt ' j an teaches English, and ihe Bi-lintrual History are tauf?ht leaching English P.E. and helps to program are taught at Pacific by at Pacific in sponsor the seniors. hy Mrs . Cereceres. Mr. Elton. 1959. Frank GAMBOA Bob HAVEMANN English and the German, Scrilxis, Scuba Club are a Tennis, Ix, ' his and few of Mr. Gamboa ' s Burgermiesters keep activities. Mr. Havemann busy. Martha HEMPSTEAD Eldred JONES English and Psych, Mr. Jones has been NHS and the Sr. Pacific ' s Librarian class keep Mad since it opened in Martha busy. 1953. Sherry McCANLIES Reading and English are taught at Pacific by Mrs. McCanlies. Bill MILLER Mr. Miller sponsors Thespians and teaches drama and English. Tony PURPERO English, football and track are some of Mr. Purpero ' s activities. Ron REHAUME English and Latin are taught by Mr. Rehaume. He enjoys sports and Bridge. Sergio ROHLES Mr. Roliles keeps busy by teaching Chicano Studies at Pacific. Georgia STATHIS Speech, English and Creative Writing are taught bv MissStalhis. Glenn TAYLOR Pacific ' s own Huggy Bear ha.s taught English at Pacific since 1957. Ba.xley THAMES Mr. Thames teaches English at Pacific and enjoys .s |uare- dancing and golf. Ken WINSOR Teaching Spanish and spon.soring Balboa is Mr. Winsor ' s job. Charles WOOD Mr. Wood has earned his M.A. and has taught Spanish at Pacific since 1953. Generally language teachers are world travelers. By sharing their experiences from foreign countries, students g-et a glimpse of our wide world.

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Top: I ' ve got Leggs Below: What dah ya mean there ain ' t no Easter Bunny! Bottom Left: No entiendo tu chino Ws . studying our own native language of Knglish is very important. How else would we learn about past participles, subjunctives and indirect objects? Kach year Pacific ' s dedicated English teachers bravely face the frustrating battle of improving their students grammar.

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Physically Fit Faculty Our curriculum, not only stimulates the mind, but also disciplines the body. Along with tennis, football and other traditionals, scuba diving, folk dancing and the art of self-defense were implemented in the physical education department. m % M Uft: Oops! Thai was the third car window I busied this |)c-ri(xl. That ' s the last time I put Geritol on mv Wheaties ... Below : Look Mommy! I drank my Prune Juice Alllll gone! JohnGKKNFKM, Jim HACKLKMAN !Vlr, (Irenfell is As haskt ' thall coach the Director of Mr Hackk-man stays Athletics and hu.sy coachinj{ his teaches PK. le-am to victory. r ay KAIJNICH Bernice DOMINGUEZ A new addition to Badminton and the faculty, Coach tc nnis are a few of Kalinich taught the a(K)rt-s taught P.E. and Geo ajihy. hy Mrs. Domin(i;uez. Tonv FINAZZO Bill VOX A PF: teacher and Besides teaching wrestling coach, Mr P.E. and psychology, Finazzo hunta and Mr. Fo. instructs fishes on days of f. aquatics. Sue LEMON In addition to teaching P.E., Miss I cmon is in charge of l cadership Ruthann OLSEN Sobobans and the P.E. department occupy Mrs. Olsen ' s time at Pacific. Marlene ZANDERS P.E. teacher and GAA club siKinsor, Miss Zanders adds life to girls sports. J