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

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,,,,.- A impCICl': campus on the grow , iff -,,c,,,,3v-d-- 'X .-r- -- . z 'N , M . KA X3 'x RAISING THE FLAG is performed every morning by the Cali- fornia Cadet Corps. SEMESTER PROGRAM SCHEDULES are given out the first day at Muir. 6 . John Muir, one of the largest campuses in Cali- fornia, successfully combines the old and new on its forty-nine acres. The Administration Building, erected in i926 as the first structure of Muir Tech- nical High School, reflects Muir's heritage and tra- ditions, while the Frank R. Walkup Library and the new gym show the rapid campus growth and trend of modernization. Yet these and all the other build- ings, old and new, blend to form the John Muir campus. This year students attended assemblies in the audi- torium and ate their lunches in the cafeteria,as renovation was finally completed. The most signifi- cant campus expansion was the completion of the gym, which features an indoor basketball court with a capacity of 1400, two Olympic-sized pools, and a modern dance room with a stage. THE CANTEEN PROVIDES quick lunches for hungry Muirites.