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

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. . . and I0 MESSERS LYNDON, WOOD . . . Again, as in past years, the task of developing a crack Flintridge swimming team has gone to that ever-popular faculty member, Coachl' Lyndon. Though much of his time is taken up with instruction at the Pasadena Athletic Club, Mr. Lyndon still finds time to develop his ardent Flintridge athletes. Because of his genuine and unaffected attitude toward the students, an important factor in the producing of championship teams, he has long since become a cherished tradition at Flintridge. Serving as assistant Physical Director this year is that ver- satile and likeable newcomer to Flintridge, Mr. Wood, whose ability in the various sports activities is envied by all the students, Through his experience as a softball player, our baseball material is rapidly developing into a cham- pionship team. . . . ami HUNNELL. Friendly, helpful, and appreciative-that's Don Hunnell, Flintridges new Housemaster. A friend of all, especially the boarders, Don is studying to be an athletic director himself, and at present the school is profiting from his talents. Seldom is such ebullience of spirit found, and almost never is it so readily transmitted from its possessor to everyone around, as is true in the case of Don.

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and to MISS GUSWEILER, MISS HOOSER, and MRS. CHATTERTON Miss Louise Gusweiler, head of the junior Division, is the person responsible for the fine library which we have at Flintridge. Through her accuracy in handling the library funds and in keeping track of the many books, the library has become a constant source of help to the students, in which one is almost sure to lind desired material, whatever it may be. On the shoulders of Mrs. Chatterton rests the development of the Primary School. A young, lively person herself, she is idolized by the many youngsters over whom she keeps constant vigil. When Miss I-looser walks onto the Flintridge campus, one invariably finds her surrounded by her many pupils. This fact exemplifies why she is so popular with the grade-school youngsters. Besides teaching in the Grammar School, Miss Hooser presides over one half of the French and Spanish classes. l

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