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

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hail blue and gold . . . ass't coach head coach 1 don shoup don hunt trainer stan monson front row, left to right, charles bradford, alvin owens, mike cross, andrew anderson, rick shep, Ieslie nunn, freddy comas, richard brooks, larry worland. row 2, co. coptain mike kelly, tom clifford, bud fisher, bob janki, dick cobler, dick weidig, al baker, daryll mitchell, mike hill, dave brown, mike mcgrath, al learned, peter wilson, bob iones, bob losey, stu fine. row 3, coach don hunt, tom warmer, bob bradley, pancho sant, buz honsaker, ron potter, don Iandeck, cleve traughber, iack truher, dick ruppert, dick draeger, dave hienze, george giffin, frank nese, goble henley, ass't. coach don shoup. back row, steve frazier, reggie iamerson, tommy coleman, iohnny martin, bill miller, luis oliver, bill barnard, bob wattenburg, sims cranston, orvill bigby, ben peters, dennis iones, bill booher, peter hermann, iack miller, Iowell hauswald, dave hargrave, hanialwan. iack behner betty behymer thomas bekey bruce belknap ioan bellamy neal benioff af 41 br' gl N.-I

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sing a song of fighting men... muir's cheer leaders from left to right, matt mcgee, skip howard, doug stone, and pete langan, muir's spirited cheerleaders, show their agility and versatility. it was these boys who led the student body to release some of their wonderful spirit in the form of sound, in order to cheer on the teams. ki' first pep rally from left to right, pete langan, doug stone, and skip howard lead a noontime pep rally from atop the pergola whiie front row, left to right, gwen poole and marilyn chaddock, back row, elaine elliott, darla barr, and rosalind lacy twirl flags to the music of the pep band. .NV y 'kim 44.45. N -rs! roger basler elizabeth bass iohn bassford iack baxter peter beam arnold beckman - T -.,, .A 1. 3' QPF'

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banners ,X 'Mer' 3 ek .ef , ,. P ' wreak Q ,:, .Salma e WM e wr - g waving overhead . . . ln the opening game of the 1954 football season, and the first game played on the mustangs' home field in 15 years, the muir high gridders downed a favored san bernardino eleven by a score of 25-7. although outweighed 30 pounds to the man, the spirited mustangs smashed gaping holes in the cardinal line, to set muir's backs through for steady gains. after several punt exchanges, muir drew first blood as larry worland turned the game's first pass into a t.d., as he intercepted the cardinal aerial and behind good blocking romped 30 yards for the score. t 'w'fz-5L1 '5 ,M 3 -5, scored twice, following a 53 yard drive, than adequate protection threw a perfect second tally. on a quick opener bradford the third counter. despite a penalty on the end for muir's last 6 points of the day. with coach hunt substituting 4 1 v ga M, 'W i is , , hkrg- em:- ,, ?' W' '-eww' 'Z--' . 2 Y V U ,H fin .. 9'-he I eifvefnr-. -' - N- . A 'Q ,M - lwkjii 1,?!e,s..,x: , . vlvp?,'ilg.fh?FMA:.,., .Maw 'A ... K W Vf, , l n 'i j .a ee,,E:-gg, ' ' Q Q in the second quarter muir n ew- .xsw+ '-at i . . Hz, L ' . ' charlie bradford with more 1-565:53 We ,X L X Q , .. - ,, ,V ,f 1 ' A w- strike to bob losey for the i- 3 tees ssas . sg- i 1 AS 1 -, V Iggo 'Y broke into the end zone for ' f extra point al baker kicked his lone conversion of the afternoon. early Nw -ag,ee'eQg, V in the fourth quarter number 27, tommy coleman, skirted around left freely near the end of thevgame, the cardinals were able to push over their lone score. above, charlie bradford is tackled after he caught a pass, coming up to help are number 22, Iowell hauswald, and frank leon bennett diane bertonneau iean bickel edgar bird henry blake robert blakely 1