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

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CUUNSEL ORX 3 ff' JG MRS. GLADYS BARRY 10th Grade Q ,l j 10th Grade aaaa r t A at 'wwWf'W ww' Mm ir Vg V' il. Elegy' K LHwhMQ,WfH5' Y ' ' WWW'g v,m M99 Q f, f f 71 1 ffff , 1 , ffyffiff ,, ff f 7 if if 'if ffff ff fwQf f ' ,f fy!! f QW ' Q49 f f , f ,f f J? 1 L tsa s il L 3? ' aalsit A 7 A s-M ZW .,.' ' MWA hr A to s . MRS. MILDRED WARDLOW 10th Grade 11th Grade During a student's first two years at Muir, he comes to know his counselor Well. The coun- selor is available for conferences concerning any difficulties the student might encounter. Those students who keep in contact with their counselor find a faithful ally who often solves seemingly insurmountable problems. Such things as transferring classes and pro- gramming are handled by the counselors. Their advice often saves students from the Wrong choice of subjects. MR. GEORGE RETTIE MR. WILLIAM ALLEN MR. GEORGE SMITH 10th Grade DR. LUCILLE BURRALL 11th Grade s s 16 MRS. HELEN MELDRUM 11th Grade I7

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s 1 MR. JOHN McSWEENEY 12th Grade COUNSELORS In the student's senior year, he comes into frequent contact with hisicounselor. Prepara- tion for advanced education or vocational training is the counselor's main objective during this year. A high school senior, on the threshold of col- lege, is faced with many im- portant decisions, and his need for guidance is great. The counselor helps him to make a wise choice of colleges and majors. Certainly the coun- selor is a student's best friend throughout his years at Muir. A f - C3 MRS. GENE MILLER 12th Grade O . V -- Q- 'i 2 'Ng h i eq, , s a Xi 1 i if I , ' if , V ,,', ' is if i f I I COUNSELOR JOHN McSWEENEY lends valuable advice to a worried senior . fi 'i , f Av,' , h ef' we if ix Q if: . -A ' ix MR. XYILLIAM SIMMONS 12th Grade

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