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

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UG iii wx'- AI. HUENERGARDT Ai ts among those whose graduatson will leave an atfecttonate nastalgua betttm, stnce he has been at Prep tonger than rnost of his ciassrnates, Through an these years AI has won the esteem Of everyone 'or the ?tV 'WV16SS ot his canvtcttons and tor has rnatare abtltty ta keep hts Own Coun- sel when those about htm are acttng somewhat less than adatts

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7 if GALEN YCDUNG In spite of the deep seriousness ot purpose in many of his activities, Galen is best known for his ebullient ioviality. lt is practically impossible to dampen his spirits, and his contagious humor never fails to brighten the dullest moments in class. The best indication of his deep-seated sense of propriety is the invariably immaculate state of his car and his own impeccable groom- ing, MAITLAND HARDYMAN Maitlands insatiable penchant for pseudo-scienf titic tiction entitles him to be called the H. G, Wells of La Canada Valley. When read, his Eng- lish themes have generally thrown the class into varying stages ot something between mental disorder and acute intellectual stimulation. ln his resolve to rid us ot such bourgeois tetishes as Santa Claus, Maitlancls iconoclasm is matched only by the brittle wit ot his mordant repartee. Why must such gifts be consigned to the lab of a nuclear physicist?

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