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

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Mr. Stancer Each year it seems as though the graduating class cannot be replaced, but each year a better class seems to come along. This year has been no exception. Congratulations to the class of ' 61. You are outstanding. y, : . :- Vice Principal Mr. Brayton came to Pacific this year to be the Attendance Counselor. Before coming here, he had a similar position at Sturges Junior High School. He also taught biology at San Bernardino High School for ten years. Past experience included working for the child welfare agency. Mrs. Brooks, the nurse, was always ready to give aid to those who were ill o r to those who tried to miss a problems test. Heading a crew of sixteen custodians. Mr. Hankla has been at Pacific throughout its eight year history. He helped the Stu- dent Body olitain the Clean Campus Ban- ner, and the custodians helped beautify the campus. Mr. Shove was a very familiar face around campus, especially in the Quad seventh period, where many students were to be found. Mrs. Meeks has been with Pacific just this year; she was in charge of the entire cafeteria and its staff. li Mr. Brayton Mrs. Brooks Mr. Hankla Mrs. Meeks Attendance Nurse Custodian Cafeteria Mr. Shove Seeuritv Off, 12

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Mrs. Boettcher Time, so precious yet so fleeting! Guard it well for it will neither wait nor return tomorrow. Use every moment to improve your skills and broaden your field of knowledge. (JL CA. -. (AiL tL Vice Principal Mr. Brlckley As the years go by, your memories of Pacific High School, what it stands for, what it is, and what it did for you will be a precious memoi-y. Each student is but one. and yet to us at Pacific a most important and needed one. May the train- ing you receive here help you meet your responsi- bilities, in the manner in which we live at Pacific, First Class All the Way. Vice Principal Mrs. Boettcher and Dr. Bailey took time from their busy schedules to commend the new faculty directory in the administration building. Caught in surprise. Mr. Brickley was seen at one of his rare leisure moments. Mr. Stancer. howev-er. wasn ' t quite that fortunate. Looking into his office, one could find him always busy with his counselees schedules or checking the attend- ance records. 11

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Mrs. Brozovich Secretary Mrs. Henninger Mr. Brickley ' s Secretary Mrs. Cooper Financial Sec. Mrs. McCoy Switchboard Mrs. Crocfer Asst. Financial Mrs. Perrine Attendance Mrs. Perry Miss Foster Secretary Miss Rogers Mrs. Garcia Mrs. Boettcher s Secretary Miss Stark Asst. Attendance Mr. Stancer ' s Sec. Dr. Bailey ' s Sec. Staff Many of the tasks which were carried out unnoticed were done by the secretaries. There were many different departments of the secretarial staff which inckided the financial department, attendance depart- ment, the recorder, and the .secretaries to the principal and vice principals. The cafeteria ladies prepared and served over one hundred and eighty-five noon meals this year, plus special banquets, morning club breakfasts, and extra meals for the faculty members. Pacific ' s sixteen custodians not only re- mained consistent to their janitorial jobs, but they were often called to do odd jobs above and beyond the call of duty. Included in the daily routine of the busy custodian were occasional tasks of herding stray cows back to the agricultural depart- ment, using a hose to flush out horns for the music department, and digging worms for the biology classes. Top Left: Lucelle Smith. Byrle Young, Bemie Glenn, Bernice Bonelli, Mrs. Meeks (manager). Bottom Left: Helen Malone, Mary Gilbert, Fern Chambers, Nadine Eddy, Eileen Haney, M,3rtha Robbins. Jo Del Giganti. itk. Top Left: Jim McDonald. Newton Zingleman, Frank Sheeley, Pat Barnum. Bottom Left: Neo- mi Brown, Robert Weinreich. AKin Smith, Lee Brigham, Lyle Lambridge, Hank Hankla (head custodian), John Scott, Lawrence Kelly, Ed ward Frickie. 13