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

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I i Terminating his eleventh year as Pacific ' s administrative and guidance executive, Dr. Kenneth P. Bailey supervised every aspect of school activities and policies. Although burdened v ith responsibilities, Dr. Bailey befriended both students and faculty, and remained receptive to those v ho v ished to voice problems, complaints, or praise. JamfisPj As Athletic Director, Mr. Pfeiffer spent countless hours and sleepless nights making Pacific ' s teams first class. Working v ith Inter-Club Council, he aided in the col- lection and distribution of gifts for Patton. (P ' — Q mq Qtcu Wv Many phases of campus life from entrance as soph- o m o r e s to decorative aspects of graduation came under the direction of Mr. Stancer. His domain also covered lockers, text books and finances.

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fe to Utilizing the minimum number of breaks between appointments with counselors, teachers, parents, officials, and students. Dr. Bailey and Mr. Brickley hammered away at the stacks of paper- work which continually oppressed two of Pacific ' s busiest men. Sitting at their desks, a rarity for vice principals whose jobs usually entailed hurrying about the campus at- tending to administrative details, Mr. Pfeiffer and Mr. Stancer completed deskwork after students left when the last bell rang. JOhifiS B lCfefoj Head guidance counselor, Mr. James Brickley engineered blueprints for activities car- ried out by Student Council members. Throughout his four years at Pacific, seniors conferred with Mr. Brickley about colleges. r?t 2j A;

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MPf ' LB m Sponsoring the Prom Committee, Mr. Fotia supervised the planning of the year ' s only formal dance. Mr. Nielsen, yearbook advisor, designed the layouts for each page. Mrs. Jeffords, overseeing the Student Store, instructed her students on the techniques of re- tail selling. Mr. McCullough direct- ed both the choirs, dance band, and double sextet. RALPH BRADY Beginning Art Commercial Art Remember the pained expressions of Mr. McCullough, Mr. Pearlman, and Mr. Harbaugh? Somewhat cynical smiles of Mrs. Jeffords, Mrs. Poindexter, Miss Peter- son, and Miss Vargas? Toothy grins and sly winks of Mr. Brady, Mr. Nielsen, Mr. Painter, Mr. Callahan, and Mr. Fotia? MARGARET JEFFORDS Applied Sales Home Economics JOSEPH PEARLMAN History Orchestra