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

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Lclilol' lndustrious, assiduous, sedulous, shrewd, sagacious, coriscieiitioufs, la-5 lidious, astute is our Editor. Thouqli tliis may seem a mutual admiration socielyf il isrilt. For Dick really has clone a splendid piece of work in creatiri and coliipleliriq iliis Log. Because ol liis energies, and l imiiy, we liave a most perlecl '- ' '31 assure you tliey were represerilaliou ol llie scliool year ol l94U 1941. 38

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,,0lllllliSSi0ll0lfS Left to right. Commissioner of Academics Charles Markham. Commissioner of Athletics, Iames R, Gamble, Commissioner of Finance, Reid Allen, The Student Council has devoted its efforts principally to satisfying the wants and needs of the student body. lt also was supposed to act as a buffer between the faculty and students, but in this function it has not been severely tried. A few months after school started, it was discovered that the Annual Editor, who has been attending Council meetings regularly, was not a member. Because the Annual Editor had become an important position in the last few years, and since Dick contributed most of the ideas discussed, he was elected to the council. During the rest of the year the Council chose the dates for the various in- ter-class events, added a few new by-laws to the constitution, appointed editors for the school paper, and in general directed student affairs. 37

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og Staff As is always the case, some one person is alloted the dirty work. This year's land last year'sl Man Friday was Chuck Detoy. Due to his ability in writing and his inability to say no, Chuck was imposed upon to create a majority of the printed matter. The Horoscope and the caricatures of the Seniors are a credit to his genius. So to Chuck goes our fondest hope that next year he make some other person the goat. Another Chuck- Charles Schimpff-has played a great part in the com- pletion of this annual. His was the job of abetting Mr. Christy with the pho- tography. Since no annual is better than its poorest picture land this is a good Logl, this was no small job, The total rnanehours he spent on developing and shooting pictures is worthy of defense preparation activities. Hail, to thee, blithe spirit, Acting on an advisory basis only, lim Gamble contributed some ideas. The advertising department was placed in the hands of Ogden Kellogg and Iohn Eliel. Both performed a very creditable job and also contributed some articles. Charles Markham assisted greatly with the finances while Ben Earls accom- plishments were negligible. lEd. note: Ben wrote this articlel 39 Lett to right. Ben Earl, Ogden Kellogg Chuck Schimpff, Chuck Detoy, Dick Munroe lim Gamble, lohn Eliel, and Charlie Markham Al Mitchum, missing