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

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Mr. William Allen 10th, 12th Grades Dr. Lucile Burrall 10th, 12th Grades Mrs. Helen Meldrum 10th, 12thGrodes Mr. John McSweeney 10th Grade Early Program Card Distribution According to Mrs, Gene Miller, assistant principal, mailing program cards home before the start of school cut program changes this fall by one third. Other new ideos are under consideration by Assistant Principals Mr. David Blair, Mr. Roger White and Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Miller, among other duties, provides leadership with the class councils and coordinotes information on scholarships and college admission. The supervision of grounds, buildings and parking are part of the duties of Mr. White, who also organizes summer school and behind-the-wheel driving classes. Mr. Bloir has in- cluded in his duties the planning of the Master Class Schedule and the Master Calendar. Mr, Everett Stone, registrar, supervises registration procedures and attendance as part of his many responsibilities. All ' members of the administrative department work enthusiastically for the welfare of the student body. Working with the administration, parents and teachers, as well as students, Muir s seven counse- lors offer their services to facilitate student development. Utilizing group guidance, Muir s counselors several times throughout the year kept seniors informed on college and graduation re- quirements in special assemblies. College Advise- ment Night was also held to keep parents ac- quainted with the changing financial and educa- tional requisites for a higher education. Mr. George Rettie 10th, 1 1th Grades Mr George Smith 10th, 11th Grades Mr. James Stocks 10th, 11th, 12th Grades 17

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Mr. David R. Blair Assistont Principal Mrs. Gene S. Miller Assistant Principal Mr. Roger P. White Assistant Principal Mr. Everett M. Stc Registrar Administration ' s Innovations Include Mr. Pat Geyer Work-Study Counselor Mr. Raoul Guzman Psychologist Miss Doris Josephson Nurse Miss Madeline Bowers Speech Hearing Therapist SURE YOU CAN! exclaims Mr George Smith as he encourages Junio Goil R ' ter to new heights in scholastic achievement. Mr, Smith, along with other counselors and odm nistra tors personify enthusiasm as they strive to help students get the most they con out of the educational opportunities at Muir. 16

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Unsung Heroes Educational development in the classroom depends heavily on the facilities of a library. The Frank R. Wolkup Library offers Muir students opportunities for enriching their academic and personal experi- ence with some 20,000 books, pamphlets, periodi- cals and newspapers for reference use. Complimenting the library is the textbook room, a separate unit of the library which issues all text- books at the beginning of each semester and during the summer session. Purchasing and repairing of all books are also handled in this room. Manned by student assistants, the book store not only provides the ASB treasury with some $1000 profit each semester but also provides convenient access to needed supplies. This year paperback books were added to its stock. Indispensable to clubs and commissions is the student bank, which handles all expenditures and deposits of treasury funds in addition to the sole of tickets and ASB cards. KEEPING WELL STOCKED on supplies, Mr William LeBaron, Bookstore man- ager, labovei orders odd.fional materials while Mrs. Evelyn Birdsall, Bank manager, ibelow examines daily receipts. FURNISHING EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE to Muir students by offering aid in the use of library facilities are the library staff; BOTTOM ROW: Dons Anderson, Gladys Bowen, Virginia Burns. ROW 7. Fern Spore, Linda Leslie and Robert Cozzens.