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

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©Mil Serving Pacific ' s faculty and organizations, Mr. Sid Toms supervised student production of printed pro- grams, cards and invita- tions for his eleventh year with the Print Shop. Spon- soring FFA with Mr. Betts, Mr. Bone taught a horticul- ture class which gained state recognition two years ago for its participa- tion in the school ' s annual Christmas party for Patton Hospital. Mr. Moon, a two- year faculty member, joined Mr. Betts and Mr. Bone ' s agricultural de- partment and taught in- dustrial arts. Drafting in- structor Mr. Narramore enjoyed fishing, swim- ming, and playing bridge while Mr. Ferris water- skied during leisure hours. ALFRED BONE Vocational Agriculture Horticulture HOWARD CLARK Vocational Carpentry RON CRIDELICH Sheet Metal DAVID STURGES Auto Shop SID DEANE TOMS UHL Print Shop Electronics Wood Shop • 29

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Using funds collected from students and teachers for ' Pennies for Patton, ' Mr. Bone ' s horticulture classes bought materials to design and make corsages for the female patients of Patton State Hospital. During Christmas vacation, a party was given in honor of the patients and the corsages were then distributed. Faithfully students strove to meet their deadline for these cor- sages by working in their classes and after school. JOHN HOWARD BAHR BETTS Welding Agriculture Cadet Corps Explaining the operation of Pacific ' s largest press in the print shop, Mr. Toms assigned students to the projects of printing the Pacific Originals. His printers also produced material for student body projects. and on Toms pfodw j graini, I tionsfi ! witlith j ' sonng I Mr. Bo 1; ture c li stole - yeofst mil m Vototiom Hortidlli BILL RAYMOND GERALD THOMAS KEITH DAVIl FERRIS MOON NARRAMORE SCHULTE SIMPKINS SIL Vocational Electronics Agriculture Welding Drafting Machine Shop Auto Shop Machine Shop AytoSh 28 ' v g mff - . - 1 ' ilk.

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■I im Members of California ' s As- sociation Office Employees, our secretarial staff typed, transcribed, figured, and tele- phoned their way through an- other school year. Performing endless duties necessary to keep a school as large as Pacific running smoothly, the secretaries handled student body funds, club bills and re- ceipts, bus tickets, lockers, student transcripts, and school supplies and equip- ment. Daily the staff mimeo- graphed the Pirates ' log and Club Bulletin and supervised attendance procedures. CAROL BROZOVICH DIANA BUTHMAN LYNNE FOOSHEE Data Processor Attendance Financial Secretary Non-advocates of antidisestablishmentarianism, secretaries grouped behind Lois McCoy. L. to r.: Diana Buthman, Vy Sibley, Rose Perry, Inez Perrine, and Ada Nix. : REBECC I, ' INEZ Pi Altendonc Cafjsimlou P tsomd BERTHA McGINTY Cafeteria Manager Row 1, left to right: V. Hass, E. Quake, B. McGinty, Cafeteria Mgr., V. Young, O. Spurrier, A. Fletcher, D. Ley. Row 2: E. Honey, L. Kiebiesz, S. Morris, B. Glenn, C. Powers, H. Myrick, M. Robbins, M. Gilbert. 30