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13 Senior of themonth, DaveKennedy, Salutotorian, won a scholarship to Dartmouth. Baseball replaced basket- ball and became the most exciting spring sport. Princesses Marilyn Spencer and Sue Allen stand on either side of Terri Coburn, Miss San Bernardino. Lin- da Craig (not shown) was a princess also. MAKCN WAS . ,„ 1 «..-| » I 3 iiiisii sii t« -J -i • ■ 4 s t-A. T.l. % 9 11 12 13 14 15 M $3 It W 20 21 22 2J 24 S » 27J, «„ 21 V 31 MARCH Tom Sawyer , produced by the Thes- pians became the most successful play of the year. Pleased crowds demanded a repeat performance after a three- night run. Honoring our basketball and wrestling teams, the Booster Club Presented awards at their banquet on March 7th. Valley College ' s Language Field Day challenged Pacific students who had prac- ticed for it weeks in advance.
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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 .
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14 AP RII- Starting April with vigorous elec- tion campaigns, prospective A.S.B. officers plastered the campus with vote-for-me signs. A Thursday as- sembly and voting on Friday conclud- ed the week. Pacific ' s girls asked their favorits boys to Hi-Tri ' s Night in Vegas dance. April 12th, Lehis modeled prom fashions in a student body as- sembly. Easter Vacation! After weeks of anticipation, hundreds of students headed for the beach, mountains, or desert. Country Fair began at noon on April 27 when Mayor Mauldincut the ribbon and the concessions open- ed. : A n 24 It r 6 c n r Trackmen prepared for take-off. Compaigningfor ele- ctions, Jan Butcfier and Brent Anderson excfianged ribbons. For April, Larry Evans was chosen Senior of the Month. He was on Student Council and a Valedictor- ian. ;=i :) n.l
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