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

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From there his explosive driver, Mark Bacon, would drive 'tim through more rural areas where, stopping at a small town, he would be sincerely greeted by Mayor Hardyman. Escorted through the rustic suburbs, he would find proud Wally Dedrick and his wife, the result of a long, en- joyable, but discriminating search. Looking around the house, in the process of its annual cleaning by the hired man, Phelps, he would come upon the renowned surrealist artiste, Marc Neumann, and his Adonis-like model, Richard Bairde. When our traveler arrived in New York, his conscience would be stirred by seeing the Rev. Young reform a very wayward femme. From the bar's back room the brassy' trombone of Dave Gast would be emanating its New Orleans iazz. Cross- ing to England, the traveler's country impressions would be outlined by the beautiful sequence of two Sadlers Wells aspirants, Peter Ilyich Cooli and Donn Laidlav, Southward, the picturesque Basque country would inevitably show the poverty stricken guitar player, Michele Fee, earning his few centimes in front of the Cl1UI'Ch dOOl'. Every Once in Q While he would be forced to mgve to make way for the local priest, Father Hue-Pergardt. Returning tothe U.S., the bus would be incapacitated despite the technical effOrTS of mC1ster mechanic Jim Lucas. Thus our traveler, forced to purchase a Chevrolet from an enthusiastic salesman, Richard Riddell, would spend his last days visiting UC., where he WOUld be met by ts dean, John Clark, Ph.D. and shown through The Complex l0b5 bY The eminem Dr, HOVYWGV Reed. Then, returning to his villa, our traveler would continue to live off his heirloom stocks. IM if in aww'