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

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Rally Committee 190 P.T.A. and Linebackers 191 Flag and Baton Jwirlers 192 Shipmates 194 Booster Club 195 Bee Poms and Cheerleaders .... 196 Cadet Corps 201 Pacific Forums 202 Basketball Homecoming 204 Country Fair 208 Wrestling Queen 210 Junior-Senior Prom 214 Class Officers 219 Class Sponsors 219 Students 220 Sophomore Campout 222 Sophomore Breakfast 238 Class Calendar 244 Inter-Club Council 248 DovisI Drtbivrz 251 Lehis Fashion Show 261 Honor Clubs 262 Special Interest 266 Floats 269 Varsity Football 278 JV and Bee Football 286 Varsity Basketball 288 JV Basketball 293 Cross Country 296 Wrestling 298 Varsity Track 300 Bee Track 303 Cee Track 304 Tennis 305 Varsity Baseball 306 Soph, and JV Baseball 309 Swimming 310 Golf 311 Girls ' Sports 312

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j|4 f nil, Volume X Published by The Pacificana Staff for the students of Pacific High School, San Bernar- dino, California. Advisor: Editor: 10 year teachers 14 Administration 16 Teachers 18 Faculty Foolies 24 Special Services 37 Staff 38 Class Officers 43 Class Sponsors 44 Students 45 East Meets West 72 About Faces 100 Burgers, Books, and Blisters .... 102 Graduation 104 Valedictorians 109 Special Awards 1 10 Student Council 112. Speech 114 House of Representatives 115 Library 116 Business Department 117 Applied Arts 118 Language Arts 120 Drama 122 Social Science 124 Humanities 126 Math-Science 128 Field Trips 130 Industrial Vocations 132 Music 134 Pacificana Staff 138 Hi-Tide 140 Class Officers 145 Students 146 Class Sponsors 152 Juniors Become Seniors 156 Junior Cake Sale 160 Junior-Senior Prom 166 Varsity Cheerleaders 176 Berdoo Day 1 79 Drill Team 181 Band 184 Football Homecoming 186 Varsity Pom Pons 188

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Extensive growth seen in future Reaching an anticipated zenith of 4,500 stu- dents, Pacific ' s continually growing student body will necessitate more and more new facilities. In- cluded in present plans are 1 8 new classrooms and a new auditorium, all amounting to $900,000. Over 170 qualified faculty members will be need- ed to man the overloaded Pirate Ship. The growth and progress of Pacific itself reflects the continuing growth and progress of San Bernardino, the United States, and the world. As long as people receive an education, the progress of the world will con- tinue; for enlightenment does and always will nourish progress. We will have all the necessary ingredients of enlightenment as long as there are students who want to learn and those who are willing to spend a lifetime helping them realize the true value of knowledge. MARIE LINDBLOM Tripping around the world to see the places known to her through many years ' study awaited Miss Lindblom next year. Also included in her itinerary was time to read the things neglected during her long teaching career. BLANCHE PRESTON Naming an around-the-world trip as foremost in her after-retirement plans, vagabond pirate Miss Preston planned to visit such famous and alluring places as Tahiti, Bangkok, Mandalay, Spain, and the Kingdom of Swat.