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

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HF' Koolzwvrm, Kob flu-Mt . . . who. in lu'o years, has become known for his cannon-ball service on the tennis court and for his courageous campaign to further the aims o f Flint- rid ge's Book-a-Year Club, remains undecided as to where the future will find him. Because the war has necessarily abolished the Davis Cup Team. the Indianapolis Memorial Day Auto Race, and the Boston Brownies' Sub- Zero Bathing Club, Bob is in a quandary as to where to fnd a vent for his talents.

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Chuck betoy, Uoice of the lI!aAAeA . . . fimlx it harzl lo believe that next year there will be no more Flinlrirlge for him. In his long and ad z'ent11resome career beneath the oaks, he has earner! the refmtation for being on the elosext terms with Senor Bull. Long lEll0ll'II ax the Matador o f the Classroom, he hax also somehow become inextricably iizrolrezl in most xtiuleiitx' mindx with class struggle and the beauties of South Amerira. Pomona College will take over this complex character for the next fL'll' years.

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C'laAA Jute:-, E06 Ziuner . . who looks at life from the alkaline side, has made up his mind to do his bit for our national war ejort by entering a war industry upon graduation. Bob's four years at Flintridge have been notable examples of the many ben- efts to be gained by a more charitable view toward life and our fellow humans. A prime conspirator in the early rough-and-tumble frontier days o f the dormitory, Bob still bears scars from nocturnal seal pin g parties which toughened him for the bitter realities of life.