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

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' t '.,fl'5,',,!.'nr',f'rg1 !1,,, . ..q,,, 55U-g , LEAGUE PRESIDENTS Co-ordinating the-activities for the spring semester were Boys' League President Tom Ebaugh and Girls' League President Nancy Allin. Both leagues sponsored Muir's sports night which was held in early spring. . . . ea ue and Clava reucfenfd g P All ASB officers are elected for their ability to provide leader- ship which is indispensable for a democratic people. Each office requires students who are de- pendable and interested in stu- dent government. CLASS PRESIDENTS Holding the offices of class presidents during the s'pring semester were, left to right, Junior Class President Kip Eder, Senior Class President Fadlo Mousalam and Sophomore Class President Linda McKesson. Each president was responsible for his class activities.

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I' ' turf- he .. Q A ' fa 1 COMMISSIONERS Voted in as spring commissioners were, front row, Ieft to right, Sue Warrington- PubIications, Sue Freitag - Publicity, Sharon Keys-Assemblies, Judy Bruner- Fine Arts and Janisiee Arvan-Civil Af- fairs. Back row, Herb Braun-Foreign Af- fairs, Dick Biggar-Athletics, Dick Neeley -Pep and Mike HaII-Student Activities. ommiuionera , Jzepa an SPRING SEMESTER CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Left to right are Parliamen- tarian Don Norquist, Sophomore Representative Stevie Carpen- ter and Junior Representative Penny Scott. Norquist is Chief Justice of the Supreme Court and Parliamentarian for the ASB Board. The Reps represent their respective grades at ASB Board meetings.

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PUBLICITY ommiJJion4 or flue . . . PEP To the right are the members of the Pep Commission who did an outstanding iob during the fall semester conducting pep assemblies, devising card stunts and or- ganizing the Junior Queen and Turkey Tussle Queen contests. Front row, left to right, Sharon Corrao, Sandy Owen, Car- olyn Schwanbeck, Susie Briggs, and Syl- via Takeda. Back row, Adviser Stephen Reichert, Ted Hicks, Commissioner Phil Brobst, Dick Neeley and Roger Ogilvie. T l CIVIL AFFAIRS The Civil Affairs Commission conducted elections and compiled service hours for every student. The members are, left to right, Judi Taormina, Jonislee Arvan, C o rn m i s s i o ner Judy Barrigon, Joan Golden, Linda Shepherd and Adviser Her- man Stromberger. xx 5- ,....4--11-lv AS' These are the members of the Publicity Commission. They worked hard publiciz- ing all school events. The Commission sponsored a contest to promote better and clearer bulletin boards on campus. Pictured left to right are, Adviser John Dickerhoff, Lynn Hardin, Gail Hughes, Gail Martin, Barbara Fondren, Bonnie Corbin, Sharon Bryant, Sue Freitag, Com- missioner Connie Gish and Audrev Emsel.