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

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RALPH SKILLEN For the second consecutive year Ralph Skillen has served in the capacity of Com- missioner of Academics. For most people this would be a difficult job, since the complaints of the students about the in- justice of demerits are plentiful. There are few, however, who have cause to com- plain of the fair and impartial judgment of Ralph. HOWARD HASTINGS Howard Hastings defies the opinion that if you are a jack-of-all-trades, you are a master of none. For besides holding down the nerve-racking job of Commis- sioner of Finance, he has served as Art Editor and factotum of the year book. Flintridge can well be proud of this man who has done such a splendid job in both capacities.

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UW Student Lmalem WARREN CUTTING Flintridge has been fortunate. this year in hav- ing so capable a person as Warren Cutting to fill the important office of Student Body Presi- dent. He has shown the qualities that are so necessary for successful leadership in the many activities which he has headed. He has won the regard and affection of all those who have associated with him during the year.

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JIM TURNER jim Turner, Commissioner of Publica- tions, is both industrious and versatile. When the task of selecting someone to direct the publication of The Log was put before the student body, jim was the wise choice. His previous service on other high school periodicals and year books has well qualified this energetic fellow for the difficult job he has accomplished. Besides his journalistic endeavors jim has consistently done exceptional work in aid- ing his fellow Council members in their task of disciplining the school. His is the satisfaction of having a year well spent. RICHARD HUGHES To do any job well, one must know a lot about the position that he is called upon to fill. For this reason, Richard Hughes is a natural for the office of Commissioner of Athletics. During his four years at Flintridge he has served as an outstand- ing member of the basketball, swimming, and baseball teams. Thus, as can plainly be seen, Dick could not help being a suc- cessful member of athletics.