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

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.4 Through Miss Dorothea Emerson's gen- uine interest and guidance, many a Senior has been aided through coun- seling. Miss Emerson is also known as instructor of the student leadership class and was ASB adviser for the past year. V - I - . .. 4 n- Presiding over the Girls' and Boys' Leagues for the fall semester, were Sandi Wondries and Jim Proffitt. Sandi and the Board have fortified the interest of the Muir girls by publishing a Girls' League paper, The Carrousol. Due to Jim's efforts the Whiskerino contest and assembly ef. , frjvyxi- ., . , J.f:'. int X .41 The following student leaders did fine iobs as their respective class presidents. Left to right, Senior class president Jim Duggan, iunior class president Cathy Stack, and sopho- more class president Larry Silverman. were once again successful. lr ASB The iuniors and sophomores were well represented at ASB board meet- ings by their respective delegates. Shown here are, left to right, sopho- more representative Nancy Davis, and iunior representative Robin Hoover. 'r' 4.- VN5 tl . lg! 'Q' .34 if x-Mi if

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Pert Penny Scott kept an accurate record for all board meetings as ASB Secretary. Penny is also a mem- ber of the Z Club and repre- sents her school at the California Association of Student Councils, of which she is Treasurer. As ASB President, Kip Eder did an excellent iob of governing the stu- dent body and presiding over all board meetings. He was one of two students chosen from Muir to go on the Williamsburg trip of 1957. His winning personality and school spirit have made Kip a well-known figure on the Muir campus. Fall ASB Treasurer Cindy Bramble did an outstanding iob in her po- sition of handling all money mat- ters. Her pleasing smile reflects her keen interest in all Muirites. Cindy was chosen Miss Model Mustang by her fellow Pep Commission members for one of the football games. In carrying out his main duty as leader of the ASB Representative Council, Fall ASB Vice President Johnny Whitsett proved his able leadership abilities. A football let- terman and an active participant in many activities, Johnny is a favorite at Muir. A Sturdy Board!

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st, 'l The iudiciol branch of Muir's government consisted of the Supreme Court. The nine members were, front row, left to right, Mike Stock, Betty Alexander, and Dick Horgnn. Bock Row, Denny Fletcher, Foil Chief Justice Steve Burks, Spring Chief Justice Alcin Rubendall and Jim Taggart. pweilmie Comimisjissionss Leading the nine commissions during the foil semester were, front row, left to right, Assemblies Commissioner Jon McCue, Fine Arts Commissioner Minette Learned, Publications Commissioner John Crawford, Civil Affriirs Commissioner Ann Hyde ond Pep Commis- sioner Marilyn Boron. Back row, Athletics Commissioner Toby Hocker, Publicity Commissioner Kate Britton, Student Activities Commissioner Lindo Shepherd and Foreign Affoirs Commissioner Tom Nielsen. During the fall the responsible position of Supreme Court Chief Justice fell to Steve Burks, who also served os the ASB Porliomentorion. Spring Supreme Court Chief Justice Alan Rubendall ahly carried out tho work started by Steve and served as the chair- man of Muir's constitution committee, Commissioners for the spring semester were, front row, left to right, Foreign Affairs Commissioner Olga Katrivessi, Pep Commissioner Joan Golden, Pulolications Commissioner John Crawford, Student Activities Commissioner Patti Flynn, and Civil Affairs Commissioner Gail Coleman. Back row, Athletics Commissioner Bill Sutter, Pula- licity Commissioner Natalie Johnson, Fine Arts Commissioner Janice Damon and Assemblies Commissioner Terry Reckos. -llllllllll' 1 l Jj l