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

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r W 91 , 3 9 lf' 1 0 sf , f I w iff 2' M. i mountaineers enioy all types of arts and outdoor activities. the b is very popular, as can be seen the number of members. an by ' -.aff H I rw QA . A if v Q51 L , ' 11- 1 K . as ', I 3 ii- Y mountaineers reach great heights in foreground, dick adams, prexyg behind him, the other officers are, left to right, bob blakely, cindy waite, and dave iewell. first row, left to right, claudia scott, sonia byberg, kay covington, lynn rosell, mary serna, gracia de Iallo, nancy stewart, bernice stuart, and carmen ewing. second row, ronnie barbieri, fred maguire, iewell hciaglund, ersula p3on, ianice ross, ioan posthuma, diane ionker, lynda dreifort, iean grish, iudy lewi, and iudy iacobsen. third row, ronnie miller, iohn ruhsenberger, sterling goudeau, iohn nelson, tim cunningham, bob marsh, ed hugaboom, g. b. patterson, ken fehring, arnold beckman, and mike cross. back row, michael rogers, gary rogers, george giffen, pete hermann, iack burke, hans munnich, terry lewis, bob hannum, bob kennedy, and bob leonard. not pictured are gene carey and roger machinnon, mountaineer officers plan a future trip. they are clockwise from lower left, cindy waite, secretary: mike cross, david iew- ell, treasurer, bob blakely, vice-prexy, taylor blakely, dick admas, prexyg and nancy stewart. ken fehring, left, and gracia de Iallo, right, help bernice stuart, seated, to re- move her hiking boots. since the moun- taineers are a very active group, scenes like this take place quite often. 35 Mez.. -it Sr -1. ,Q 5,0 m Kr agffff A? 1: f rr ffy ', -1 .:,. ,Q ii il' ,, .J 1 A' f I r 7, I I r some of their activities have been a hike from mt. wilson to mt. lowe, a snow trip to charlton flats, and a roller skating party. A-A

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class preslclentsp boys' and girls' league first governing body elected the representatives at large, or iust plain reps as they are usually called, are the seven people who were elected to voice the opinions of the students at the asb board meetings. they are, bottom row, left to right, don crowell, yvonne flint, barbara boykin, and nan fletcher. the top row contains ben peters and gary hudson. not pictured is bob bradley. thomas bright phillip brisendine ianice browder kendnck brown larry brown linda brown

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'T' we e wt . , ' H , K X , -Q N-N' '- , V K. K . , 1 ., E fl in girls' athletic association in action the sport of speedball was new to many of the g.a.a. members in the first semester. their enioyment of the game is shown in this pic- ture as the girls play after school. left to right are natalie iohnson, laura curtis, la vern iohnson, sue treadwell, essie worth, ann george, marlene seaholm, lolita kennedy, lee thompson, mary cox, and pat eaton. the girl's athletic association of john muir high school began its career in september. this organization, as a carry over of the college's w.a.a., had the iob of re-writing the club constitution, reorganizing the policies and stand- ards of the group, and opening g.a.a. to any girl on campus who wanted to come out for after school recreation. this club's purpose is to promote a well rounded program of sports, teamwork and friendship for each and every girl at muir. -.L-......... the g.a.a. swimming groups usually spend up to two hours in the water on tuesday and thursday afternoons. for the most part, these girls are the ones who par- ticipate in the annual aqua follies. they generally spend the g.a.a. period practicing their routines and stunts for the performance. pictured above are four of these girls. clockwise from six o'clock are sue maunsell, io crisler, phyllis iones, and carol shank. tennis. a most active and stimulating sport, was introduced to the g.a.a. in september. this sport many ing a g.a.a. game through much practice and precise planning, the g.a.a. basketball teams learned the mean- ing of the word teamwork. their games, which were played after school, showed the vast im- provement of each group. practicing for the pasadena playday are, left to right, essie worth, laura curtis, lee thompson, pat eaton, sue treadwell, and linda macgillivray. opened a new field of recreation to of the after school participants. attempt- smash is sue maunsell. she is showing president mary cox how they play the in new zealand where her home is.