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

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MR. JOHN WILLIAMS A BA - USC MS - USC Math MR. RONALD WINEBARGER BA - USC Science MRS. MARY WOERNLEY BA - Southeastern Teachers' College MA - Bowling Green State COL. MARCUS YOUNG BA - Dartmouth College MA - Long Beach State S California Cadet Corps MB. JOSEPH ZERONIAN BA - USC Social Studies MR. JOHN ZWEERS BA - USC MA - USC Social Studies . . . September, It's Hello Again MRS. DOROTHY CLICK prepares a slide for microscopic study in her advanced biology class

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.,,, MR. RALPH STEELHEAD BA - Pasadena College MS - USC Physical Education MR. LAWRENCE STEPHEN BA - LA State Art MRS. MILDRED SWENSON BA - Saint Olaf College English, Social Studies MR. ARTHUR TElXElRA BS - Central Michigan Univ. Physical Education MRS. EVELYN THOREEN BA - Willamette Univ. Home Economics MISS CAROLYN TINKER BA - Whittier College MA - Whittier College Physical Education June, Faculty B1dS Good-by . . MISS RUTH TOY BA - UCLA MS - USC English MRS. HELEN TURNER BA - LA State English, Business MRS. DORIS UNLAND BS - USC MA - USC English, Social Studies MR. NlN0 VALMOSSOI BA - LA State Industrial Arts MRS. CHARLOTTE VIERECKI BS - Plymouth Teachers' College English, Social Studies MR. WALTER WARREN BA - San Francisco State BA - San Francisco State Social Studies

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