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

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November, 1961, featured the end of tfie most exciting football season Pacific fiad witnessed in the school ' s short, eight-year history. Basketball practice continued through November as the date of the basketball team ' s first game ap- proached. Through the efforts of AAike Kramer, Governor of Domain, and the Varsity Club, who worked during their lunch per- iods cleaning the Quad, Pacific won the clean campus flag for the month of Nov- ember from San Bernardino and Eisen- hower. Doing the Watusi and the Twist, teen- agers from all over San Bernardino flocked to the Stomps held each week in Pacific ' s gym. The five Stomps held in November were emceed by disc jock- eys from KFXM, and were sponsored by campus clubs. . 1 WMUT NOVUaWMI IMt mmtx r oo. 1 rr» ' ,i »... ., 13 R ll„ |4 PT 1 iiiiiii; - iOv»l«« s « S 1 R i.Um 10 Slo-t! 11 13 14 IS 16 17 buMJf » Sta. ! » » 21 22 »«n|i! 23 « 24 2Ss «n( l a n » 31 Mike Kramer, November ' s top senior, leads theclean campus drive, resulting in the capture of ttie trophy. Because of his work in Pacific musical groups, Terry O ' Donnel won Senior of the Month for December.

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OCTOBER 1961 1 ' 3 4 5 e«i«- 6 ,: , «z« r 1 » ' • 11 14 (ya.i,A 15 li 17 ireo 11 rrcro 19 XTVE-O 20 jsawi 21 J 7 ci fSt »i» 22 23 24 25 iz 27 a.,.«. 2J j ,, . 29 30 31 ivumm Mnmm pliM s 1 A magnificent Homecoming was createdthrough the efforts of Roger Anton, senior of the month. That ' s the way to go, team! Our Pirates showed spirit and determination while striving to win. Thrilling games and the crowning of Andrea Callahan, the 1961 Football Homecoming Queen, headed theevents for the month of October. On the day of each game there was an air of excitement over the entire campus as every Pirate anxiously awaited kick-off time. October 20, the long-awaited day of the game with the San Bernardino Cardinals, was marked with rallies, the burning of the giant Cardinal, and a car caravan which consisted of 300 or more cheering Pirates. The Pacific Pirates had a victorious Homecoming when they downed the Ramona Rams 24-6 on October 27. Be- for the game there was a parade from Pacific to the Orange Show Stadium, featuring the 1 960 Football Homecoming Queen, Dawn Swanson, the five finalists and other candidates, and floats which were mode by various clubs on campus. Cheering crowds hailed the team as they returned to win our first CBL game, 7-0 •I

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OIEOEMBIEIR White Delight , the annual Crystal Ball, was the most spec- tacular event of December. Spon- sored by the Senior Class, this gala affair attracted 150 couples and was held on December 15th after a victorious basketball game with the El Rancho Rams. The Christmas spirit perme- ated the activities of clubs and classes as the holidays drew near. Tinsel and ribbon decorated the campus, creating a festive atmos- phere. Enjoying a long-awaited vaca- tion. Pirates cheered the basket- ball team at the Berdoo game and Kiwanis Tournament. Others skied in the mountains and danc- ed at school gym stomps , while a few studied at home. »HS f C H ? 1 a C A- Iiiiir- -TAAf vS T O li -jy