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

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lt Pays To Be The Best. FRANK CHAMBERS, 1953-1978 Counselor. DICK COFFIN, 1953-1978 Counselor. JOHN GRENFELL, 1953-1978 Athletic Director, P.E. HARRY HARBAUGH, 1953-1978 Geography. MARGARET JEFFORDS, 1953-1978 Career Counselor. E. C. JONES, 1953-1978 Librarian. ALMA WILES, 1953-1978 Counselor. DANlEL'YOUNG, 1953-1978 Math, Algebra. The Silver Jubilee Celebration is not iust for the student, it's for the faculty as well. Eight of our teach- ers will be celebrating their 25th anniversary as teachers for the one and only Pacific High School. These eight have devoted a fourth of a century to their professions and that iust shows what many years of hard work and loyalty can do for a has found the secret for succes teacher. Each, in their own wa L They are all very well known in o well. And if you had any of the community and liked equally a V r I for teachers or counselors this yea you would know iust exactly great people they really are deserve the best of everything COINS. S3135 Dedlualllom 45?

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Calling parents is not one of a V.P.'s st enioyable iobs. '4 - ,- As the year dragged on and on, any of us didn't recognize our ard-working Vice Principals. Mr. egalado ioined the crew in 1970. e graduated from U.C.L.A. with a .A. and B.A. degree. He is also a ard-working man and is well liked Pacific. Mr. Fitzgerald has been .fix 2. Peter escorted his father. When your Dad's a V.P. you have to look out for him. ,qgv-v-it my . .Q Q-eff' , -x, ' if.ll'.y C ., 'TT 1' il-'1 A-1.2 -'J' - .-.pug 4- - X I - .Sl Ag-, 2 with the ship since 1963, and is very dedicated to the students and his work. He graduated from the University of Redlands with a Mas- ter's Degree and has been with us ever since. Mr. Singer is our newest Vice Principal at Pacific. He started at Pacific in 1976, and attended N., 21 I ffl f' fill lil 'Ji . X 3. Part of being a V.P. requires having a cluttered desk. '-11' -..A .3 Black Hills State College with a B.A. and also the University of Red- lands with a M.A. Being our newest member on the ship, he has cer- tainly caught on fast and is doing a great iob. John Regalado Jack Fitzgerald Robert Singer

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lg I' 4: ,- Wil' .Li t lllm . ...nt lt. - I, , rf t 1 ... t t .NV ! H ,A .. 'wg . i . ..,, gf J' . . A W 'tis 'n--F 1-v . A 'Fl :iii-gQisjrl ' :fy F-I 1 .. . X.-in . .Et - if of 1 , , ,, Ms, vi ' f .ri All ,lf 1 f --eu. t 4A . -1- 1-N., KN.. 7 Q' .5 'E li l ffl l. Mr. lMiss?l Chambers was charming in 1959. Well at least Mr. Coffin and Mr. Herbert -thought so. 2. Mrs. Jeffords, career counselor, is never too busy to help students find a iob. 3. Mr. Jones, Pacific's librarian for 25 years, is never without a smile on his face and a helpful hand. 4. In 1954 Mr. Harbaugh was an excellent band and orchestra instructor. Times have changed somewhat, and now he teaches in the field of social sciences. T , ffl wwf . .4 , A wwf, . ,, T 4!u 3 G ,' i . .1 '-1 'Y -Q... f-H' ' f ' ' ..n mlm' f I V-1 .- Y 31 N 4 . 4 fm L 32.1 s. I N -.EZ .. ' 'TWP' . . ' N il- 129' -f if-'Q-' L:,L1,'fg1il5f'M'fk2 '- Z ., ' Iii? J Til- ' J . ' ' ' -.,WJMiqmw,--t,- 53-N, ..,, t-,,......-may-m . 5 - g . K 'v9'Fi. ' , in ,f l ...QE b '. ' 2 Q r IT gig ' -. - . . -- 'mv 1 g 2 9 .Z ,At '-T3 Q. 1 Mm 1-tag .5 Z.-.-' f 1, t - 'H' 1Tx-twiki. . . ' Q 1 '. 4., Uh 'A ' -4 l mf l' I it-it S