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

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,Dedication John R. Limb began teaching over forty-five years ago at a small school in Crawford County, Kansas. With a record of continuous service to his fellow man as a member of the teaching profession, Mr. Limb is retiring, leav- ing behind over four decades of helping young people mature into adulthood. Through these years he has exemplified the qualifications Mr, Steinbeck related in his statement. Eliot Junior High PTA has seen fit to award him a life membership in the Parent Teacher Association. As a thoroughly profes- sional individual, Mr. Limb has always be- longed to organizations which enabled him to grow in his profession, such as the National Education Association, Pasadena Education As- sociation, and the California Teachers Asso- ciation. John Muir High School's mushrooming campus, now cov- ering forty-nine acres, is being distinctively rebuilt. With unique architecture as the setting for an education, it is evident that as the student's environment advances, so will he who learns under this new roof. With the preced- ing thoughts in mind, the T957 Hoofbeats staff has at- tempted to show the growth of Muir, along with the development of students, through the four F's, Founda- tion, Framework, Formation and Finished Product. The Foundation for the past year has been the administra- tion, faculty and student government, The Framework, student activities, The Formation, sports, and the Finished Product, the Seniors and their activities. 2 116 'There are very few great artists in the world, but I know nothing quite so creative as the work of a great teacher working with the ma- terial of human beings. John Steinbeck in the November T955 California Teachers Associa- tion Journal. To John R. Limb, because of noteworthy con- tributions in the field of education, this 1957 Hoofbeats is dedicated. September 27, 1911, marked the day John R. Limb began his teaching career. He entered his vocation teaching these twenty-eight pupils in the Lone Star District School Nic. 3 Crawford County, Kansas and has since taught at seven insti- tutions, 'four of which were in California. 0l'elfUOI' Wx 'F '4- 0