Pacifica High School - Spartan Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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JAMES DENT DR. OWEN COOK Disfricf Superinlendenf Assf. Superinlendenf in charge of Finances HAROLD HILL JOHN MOISO Assf. Superinfendenf Personnel Direcfor in charge of Education SUPERINTENDENT AND AIDES The compleTion oT The TirsT Tull year ol school aT PaciTica l-ligh School marlced The TulTillmenT oT several years' worlc and planning and The realizaTion oT The dreams of many parenTs, sTudenTs, school personnel and disTricT adminisTraTors. During The year, PaciTica grew in size and sTaTure wiTh an increased enrollmenT and TaculTy, improved qualiTy oT educaTion alllorded iTs sTudenTs, and The addiTion oT valuable educaTional TaciliTies. The year saw The occupaTion oT a new wing, The building of a quad area, and The addifion oT a new library wing. Members ol The disTricT adminisTraTion worlced hard wiTh The school board To solve problems relared To Tinancing, consTrucTion and planning Tor presenT and TuTure school needs. Plans progressed Tor build- ing The new ClayTon Valley High School and worlc was done in anTicipaTing The Two addiTional high schools ThaT will soon be necessary. Several class- rooms were added To exisTing school planTs. An im- porTanT parT oT Their work was The selecTion oT com- peTenT school personnel and conTinuous evalualion To assure schools wiThin The disTricT were oTTering The besT possible educaTional advanTages. lvlr. John Lavinder, a new school board member, was elecTed during The year. SCHOOL BOARD OSCAR LARSON MRS. DORIS LOVERIDGE ARNOLD BJORK HARMON WELCH JOHN LAVINDER Presldenf of 'he Board Member Member Member Member