John Muir High School - Hoofbeats Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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l A N MISS KHLSO MR. BORNCAMP As the builder lays his foundation firm and true, realizing the need for integrity in his task, so you, throughout these four years in high school, have been laying those founda- tions upon which the structure of future years will rise. Progress may have seemed slow to you, advancing in your work a day at a time, but it is this very slowness which has wrought for you a sure foundation. Upon your achievement in high school, then, depends your future progress. For most of you this augurs well. My best wishes are with the members of the class of 'jo as they go out to build for the future. Olive W. Kelso 'l'he important event of the year to the students in general, and the seniors in particular, is the preparation ofand the participation in the final ceremonies of graduation. These exercises, however, only serve the purpose of celebrating an event that is the result of certain efforts and the measure of certain attainments. You may be sure that the value and meaning that graduation has or will have for you is based on your own past achievement and your consciousness of time well and profitably spent. VVhether you continue school or enter business, you will find the habits and attitudes that you have developed to contribute to your school success here will be of value and will make possible a better and a more worth while career. Frederick F. Borncamp

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MR. MEAIVS MESSAGE 'l'his St-quoian records the achievements ol' the second class to he graduated from john Muir Tecliniczll High School. This class, in all lines of activity in the class room, on the athletic field, in all the extra-curricular activities, has contributed largely to the prestige of our school. We are honored to have had then- with us. We are grateful for what they have accomplished in adding to the history of Muir Tech. We see them go forth with every confidence in their ability to take their places in whatever line of endeavor they may choose, with honor to their high school. We hid them Godspeed. Rufus Mead

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' 4' ADMINISTRATION p0b6'44 Jf Rufus Mead Principal ,QMMMJ Olive W. Kelso Assistant Principal v04'0'11f 'q Frederick Foster Borncamp Counselor CLERICAL Beatrice H. Cook Text Book Clerk .BMJL-04 Katharine Bramkamp Hays Clerk Mildred E. Hesler Clerk-Pianist Jessie Porter Landes Secretary COMMERCIAL 43144-4-'UL Edna I.. Carter Shorthand Elizabeth Flint Typing J. I. Irwin Accounting, Sales Beth A. McCall Typing Volga B. VVard Office Training, Typing ENGLISH AND FOREIGN LANGUAGES ,Annual Harriet B, Sterling Head of Department Effie M. Brooks English Winifrcd E. Denizc English, French Esther Ferson English Dorothea Fry Public Speaking, Dramatics M. E. Gantt Latin, Spanish Edna Hayward Spanish Katherine C. Meese English Alememavl Ruth V. Pinkham English Amy H. Pletsch Journalism, English E. E. Sauer Latin, German aauuoi E. Twomey Business English, English - FINE ARTS Ruth N. Estes Cf3rgg,,-iy Art Portia N. Miner Art