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

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14nd 7 lumen . .. The lfroxh are alzeayx a xtrauge erozezl. You never are quite sure what ll7t'.'l l'C' going tn my or dn. Thix is probably due to the fact that they are lI'l'I't'10!Ill1g. They are turning from mere grade-school kills into high school .vtmlei1t.v. For .Vllllf', this is 11 harder prm'e.v.c than for r1ther'x. Tbix .year s elaxx hay seemed to take thix llroresx very eflsilhy. At thix writing it .seems that :ee have in them u ,Iromixing rluxx for '45 - one that will lermu' hnu' to accept its l'l'5lIIIII5ll7l1lfj' - 11 eluxs ax grmzl in f1ln'xl1i1'x of the ffmtlmll field as in thoxe of the 5l'l7ll0ll'Ulllll. lu fart, they are a e1u.s'.f of men.

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Some Soplwme eA . . . Yex. good fzeofzle, you may well stare long mul lmrzl at the above lzifture. For there. before your eyex. you see the wonderful tri.'u' namezl Sojzboznore, romulea' u fl only at great lI'iH'it'lIlf.1'. and for flu' irxl time .vlaown to the world at lar fe. No. Alzulanl. the ' are not L -1 wearing fulxe fuvex: tlmfx the way they look naturall y. Ladies mul fentlemen. father 'rounzl, and I will tell fou. absolutelf ree o S 8 . , rlmrqe. .vonle of tbe .vtran qe lmlaitx of this group. Now it is 11 favorite k M k .vfiort of 11 Sofzlaomore to .fit in one of bix lI0ll ll'0ll'5 - I lneliere iI'.c mllezl English Clfm - and argue about fllilififi, people. life. or any k L . .mlijevl ax long ax it lmx two sides. A SUIIIIJIIIIIOTC' bay 11 flelivioux .vense of lnnnor: tlmt's wby I mn write Ibix in t'llll1lItH'dflI'C' safety. In fart. if they are the coming wits of the nation. tbe nation luis but lmlf tr flmiice, f'I'l1e management reqiiexts that you do not eat this stuff with -your fingers. E1l.j

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The grade . . . The Grade School has enjoyed a year under the heneeolent des- potism of jim Stearns. who carries on in a lengthy tradition of Grade School presidents. His crew of vice-presidents includes john Baldwin as first vice-president, and Boh Insley as second rice- president in charge of keeping the other V-Ps happy. The Eighth Grade went on a wonderful trip to Venice to kind of break in the old place for the heating it will take on the annual Grade School Ditch Day which will come of near the end of school. Pete Paul- ing also went along to see that the intellectual recreation of his classmates did not sink to a degrading level. The year on campus has consisted of some very strenuous tong warfare between classes, and long sunny afternoons in study hall working long-division p r o bl e In s.