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

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- --— school ■ ::■ -r.kini ■ ■■ ItfenM . ::-i- ' e celof :: :■;•;: en Ihe m ' -.i-5.5 Birdie Day it Hntes and Car- .-;.;■:■ . Tome to full of supplies to be moved to the new Cajon facilities. Oppo- site page, right, San Bernar- dino High School North, tempo- rary home for the Cardinals. Above left: Many students and teachers from both schools ex- pressed their gratitude for the peacefulness during double ses- sions. Top right: The faculty and teachers of Pacific High School had a Bye-Bye Birdie Pool. The winners were: Mr. Kalnin ($30), Mr. Smilac ($15), and Mr. Farr ($15). Right: This mes- sage, found in one of the class- rooms, expressed the feelings of all those who were affected. BYE-BYE BfRDFE .

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IT Sharing campuses for four weeks (exactly nineteen school days) caused many inconveniences for both Pacific and San Bernardino High Schools, nevertheless the two tradi- tional cross-town rivals lived in peaceful coexistence for the entire time. There was a bit of apprehension on the final day of double sessions, however Bye-Bye Birdie Day proved to be a joyous occasion for the Pirates and Car- dinals. Berdoo ' s move was from one temporary home to another. They moved to the new Cajon High School facili- ties until their campus on E Street has been rejuvenated.

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UyifiMJb JOJcfaow, tAti v An important part of academic environment was the guid- ing faculty who encouraged students to become involved in community and extra-curricular school activities. Dedi- cation was apparent as the faculty helped students in their classes, with lifelong learning. Cooperating and partici- pating in activities brought students and faculty together. fACJUUY 12