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

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It Looked Like A Riot At first glance, it looked like a riot. Students were mobbed together, raving and shouting. All the short people got crushed. The crowd would surge toward the doors and surge back. But, of course, it was only semester regis- tration, aptly christened The Polish Fire Drill. Above: nc)-Re-Mi-Fa-So-La-Ti , . . Rinbt: A wonderful hird is the pelican, his beak can hold more than his belly can. Right: Talent was the only prerequisite for a student to exhibit his works on the Inland Center Mall. Bob Hill. Andy Butts, and Rudy Stangl displayed their works and explained the different art procedures. ? 8 ! k

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Published by Ae Pacificana Staff for the students of Pacific High School, San Bernardino, California. 1972 Pacificana ' ? Debbie Cook Les Nielsen Table of Contents | FACULTY 10-33 ACADEMICS 34-73 Pacificana Hi Tide Student Council 42-43 44-45 46-47 SENIORS Reflections Senior Activities 74-125 104-105 116-119 ACTIVITIES Leadership 126-155 134-139 Powderpuff Game 147 Assemblies 152-155 JUNIORS Prom Springs 156-179 171-172 ORGANIZATIONS Floats Calendar 180-209 182-183 208-209 SOPHOMORES 210-231 ATHLETICS 232-281 Football 234-244 Swimming 246-249 Cross Country 252-253 Basketball 254-261 Track 264-267 Wrestling 268-271 Golf 272-273 Tennis 274-275 Baseball 276-281 ADVERTISING AND INDEX 282-304

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Inside the gym, havoc reigned supreme. Go see this teacher. Fill out these cards. Sorry, this class is filled. No sir, you can ' t take girls P.E. Mental fatigue. Physical exhaustion. Utter confusion. This is just what it ' ll be like in college we were told. No wonder so many are dropping out. Is this any way to encourage the pursuit of higher education? The Fine And Per- forming Arts The Pacific On The Mall program was our successful reach out to the community to demonstrate Pacific ' s versatility in the fields of drama, music, art and forensics.