Flintridge Prep School - Log Yearbook (La Canada Flintridge, CA)

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MISS LOUISE GUSWEILER MR. HAROLD E. McKEE Miss Louise Gusweilcr, sachem in the junior department, is well known tor her leanings toward horticulture and a scrupulously clean room. Miss Gusweiler has re- ceived degrees from U.S.C. and San Diego State College, and still she has a hard time keeping ahead of her precocious fledglings. Mr. hiarold E. McKee, handles the school ' s finances, and it is an eternal mystery to the boys why a financial wizard can ' t make enough money off percentage to get himself a car. A member of the slim, but staunch Canadian colony, Mr. McKee prides himself on having a golf game which is superior to that of the other two. Besides his golf, Mr. McKee ' s interests center in a ranch in Tujunga where he raises a fine crop of blisters. IISIIB Jin n 1 n u [ CALLED USUALLY FOUND FAMOUS FOR LIKES DISLIKES USUALLY SAYS Mister D. Giving ' denners ' snapping fingers poiriferae unpreparedness S. C. has . . . Lowery Telling stories being genial alumni ' Ham ' n Eggs ' that reminds me . . . Papa Lynch ' Bulling ' vocabulary skating Latin II BECAUSE! Coach Being dynamic popularity swimming To lose games FIGHT! Larry Giving inside dope ' Bogey Wogey ' H. Lamar flies just this . . . Joe Getting disgusted leniency summer courses apple polishers now listen! Sandow Helping someone one hand pull-ups. gym work noise sure Pinkey Trying to spell blushing buttermilk ' kidders ' Hey there! Gussy Teaching horticulture the car untidiness now. now . . . ■ ' Young America '

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PI[SII DANIEL FROST— The leader of the group, and leader in more ways than just being elected Student Body Presi- dent, hlis record evidences that he has proposed most of the innumerable pro- jects acted upon by the Council. As a student body leader every one agrees that he exceeded their highest expecta- tions. The Student Council is primarily a means of liberal discussion between faculty and student body, hlowever, it also acts as the eyes and the ears of the campus in order to supply the wants of the students in extra-curricular activities. Along with this runs the responsibility of keeping school spirit at a high ebb. Soon after school started, the Council decided to rejuvenate the school paper. It bargained around for printing bids, and, finding the rates too high, realized that rejuvenation must come from the quality of the articles printed instead of from the appearance of the paper. With the assistance of Mr. Lynch they appointed a staff from the stand-outs of the different English classes. The paper began to improve tremendously, one issue even containing twelve pages. A recent addition to the paper has been the acquisition of a printing press. A colossal monthly issue was developed to be sent to all alumni, who may thus keep in contact with campus activities.