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

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Excitement filled Pacific as the first bell signaled the beginning of fall semester. The once quiet quad became the center of cam- pus life as students anticipated the coming year. Crisp winds and cold weather highlighted fall semester. Leaves turned colorful hues and dropped to the ground. Changing seasons characterized similar transitions in the activities and trends of Pacific ' s student body. Fall semester, with its own season, created new sights, sounds and feelings. Here, in these few pages, the events and progress of Pacific during the first half of the school year for 1964 are recaptured.

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Spending more time at home in her garden heads the list of Dorothy Doolittle ' s future plans. After thirty-nine years of teach- ing, she now hopes to pursue her great interests of music and at- tend more concerts. Miss Doo- little has earned the respect of students as well as faculty. D(Viotiiy DoclSiHk ■B m ii OuXitCy B Oi m Chairman of the Business Educa- tion Department, Quincy Brown has been a member of Pacific ' s faculty since its beginning. Spending all thirty-eight years of his teaching career in the local school system, he also taught at Sturges and SBHS. Future plans include taking it easy.