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

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JANOARV Starting the New Year off right. Pacific beat Colton ' s basketball team 59 to 44, in a game packed with excitement. The fol- lowing night the sophomore class held a stomp in the main gym. Citrus Belt League Basketball Competition began in January. At the basketball Homecoming game, the gymnasium, filled to capa- city with an anxious crowd. In the final minutes of the game. Pacific lost by two points to Colton. Although there were not many school activities, the student body kept busy with homework, dates, and club participation. It was the last month in which Pacific sponsored stomps because of difficulties which caused them to be outlawed. JANUAKY IMS Pacific ' s basketball team battled Riverside Poly and the Fontana Stealers. Talking and laughing, the team waited for the bus to take them to Chaffey for an afternoon match. Diann Hill, the outstanding senior girl for Jonuary, was Head Cheerleader, a Student Council member, and the Pacificana Academic Editor. Diann looked confused writing copy before the last annual deadline.

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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

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12 Ove rwhelming every CBL opponent, our wrestlers up- held the tradition of coming out on top, thus winning the trophy for the third consecutive year. Senior of the month, Judy Jaime, spent seven day in Washington, D.C., and won a scholarship for being chosen one of 40 outstanding science students in the U.S. tare OKkolo February ' s principal events attracted attention to the crowning of Linda Sere- seres, 1961-62 Basketball Homecoming Queen, and Penny White, 1961-1962 Wrestling Queen. Our Varsity wrestling team won the CBL championship with their no-loss rec- ord. Many Pacific students supported w restling for the first time because of Coach McCoy ' s efforts in teaching them its fundamentals. This year the sport received the recognition it has well de- served In the past. 2|.A « .Oi .