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

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i i Administration and Staf MR. I-IARRIE WHITNEY MR. E. M. STONE Assistant Principal Registrar 4 MR. CORDANO, SUPERVISOR of clubs, I explains Club bulletin boards to a student. 12 ' t ' V I t 1 r MR. DAVID BLAIR MR. RICHARD CORDANO MRS. LORRAYNE ZEUTZIUS Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Q

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Accentuate I-li h Scholastic Standards A deep interest in the Pasadena City Schools and a Willingness to devote time fulfilling their needs are char- acteristics of the Board of Education and Superintendent of Schools. One of the foremost reasons for the Pasa- dena City School System's success lies with Dr. Robert E. Jenkins and his four assistants: Miss Grace McFar- land, Dr. Edgar C. Egly, Dr. E. How- ard Floyd and Mr. George W. Nor- ene. Led by Steve Salisian, the Board works in conjunction with the superin- tendent and his staff to choose compe- tent personnel, approve courses of study, govern the operations of the school system and establish general policies. Much of the credit for so successful a year goes to Dr. John A. Venable. A keen sense of humor, patience and a Willingness to consider each stu- dent,s problem, be it large or small: these are just a few characteristics of the man who guides the steps of John Muir. Dr. Venable,s school spirit and participation are illustrated by his meeting with the Student Advisory Board and Administrative Council, as Well as his interest in every student. He has focused his efforts on main- taining Muiras fine academic stand- ards and making the year successful both for the school as a Whole and for each student individually. MR. GEORGE W. NORENE DR JOHN A VENABLE Assistant Superintendent Principal for Secondary Schools

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Stimulate Greater Student Achievement Directing Muir along the way to a successful year in l963-64 were four active and well qualified as- sistant principals: Mr. Richard Cordano, Mrs. Lorrayne Zeutzius, Mr. David Blair and Mr. Harrie Whitney. They strove to make the student government, clubs, Boys' and Girls' League and all other student activities the best ever. Mr. Pat Geyer gave important ad- vice as a work-placement coun- selor, and he, along with Mr. E. M. Stone, Miss Doris Josephson and Dr. Allen Tifehb, worked together to help students achieve a variety of worthwhile goals. V L... . ., DR. ALLEN WEBB Psychologist AFTER BEING ABSENT, students check in at the Records Office. MISS DORIS JOSEPHSON School Nurse MR. PAT GEYER Work-Placement Counselor