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

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University of California at Barlieley Debuts Bob Jones University Travel Club University of Iowa Junior Optimists Los Angeles State University Rotary Wheel Club University of Redlands Smiling upon an English textbook, Miss Hemp- stead assisted Mr. Mor- rison, department head, in reviewing curriculum for all classes of English. VERNA REYNOLDS English 3c ANN RICKER English 2yz Evaluating Pacific for accreditation procedures, department heads and assistants worked assiduously to analyze teaching methods and subject matter. Instructors also contributed ideas to improve campus conditions. Standing respectively behind Mr. Herren, who feigned King For A Day, Mr. Grenfell, Mr. Lundy, Mr. Narramore, and Mr. Nielsen smiled royally. Representing their departments, these teachers evaluated the P.E., Math-Science; Vocational, Art, and Business sections. 16 -1L-

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ESTHER FULLER English 3yz English Composition NANCY GAUGER English 4yz RAYMON MALLARD English 3yz MARY ANN HALLEBURTON English 2yz JournaJism MARTHA HEMPSTEAD English 4c ALETHA JONES English 3xy PHILLIP MORRIS English 2xy CHARLES MORRISON English 4 JOSEPH PAGE Speech JnTversity of California at Riverside Hi-Tide, Quill Scroll Cornell College N.H.S., Tartans, Senior Class L.A. State State Teachers College N.F.L. St. CloucJ State College P acific Penman, Junior Class Eostern Montana College ' University of California at Berkeley K.D. ' s, C.S.F. Choffey Junior College Thespians I 15 Jd

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MIRIAM GLENN GEORGE TESLA BAXLEY SERFASS TAYLOR English 3r THAMES English 2xy English 2xy English 3yz JEAN THIBAULT English 2r Enrollment in zero hour classes, which gradually in- creased since its inception in 1959, declined second semester with the addition of new classrooms. Drowsy faculty members began their instruction at 7:30 a.m., but, since zero hour eliminated seventh period, teachers could leave an hour earlier. If ¥ A Laughing as they arrived for zero- hour classes, Miss Hempstead, Mr. Havemann, and Mr. Mayo preferred the crisp morning air and dismissing their last classes at 2.06 to sleeping an extra hour like most faculty members. New cars, old cars, deluxe models, compacts, convertibles, station wagons, sports cars, bicycles, microbuses, campers, pickups, bugs, and one jeep sitting idle in the faculty parking lot denoted the presence of their owners during zero hour. Although not involved with instructing an early class, several teachers arrived to complete the previous day ' s unfinished work. Despite problems in starting their cars, teachers managed to start classes promptly. 17 A