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

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il FRONT ROW, LT. TO RT.: Hall, Danielson, Caldwell, Roark, Scott, l-lelmick, Stuerwald, Cochems, Ferrer, Lawrence, REAR ROW, LT. TO RT.: Bannon Bryant, Anderson, Remington, Warnock, Yingling, Mathey, Coombes, Holabird, Murphy G., Weston, Lewis J. The Grade School also carries on various athletic contests. They trounced Chandler in their only football game. In basketball they beat Southwestern but were de- feated by Poly and Harvard. At the time of going to press, they have had but one swimming meet which was unsuccessful but which will be more than avenged. During the student government day, which was resumed this year, the grade school students behaved themselves admirably much to the pleasure of all con- cerned. They carried on their classes in a most business like manner, realizing that it was intended to be a day of work as much as any other school day. The noon periods of the lower school have been well-used in all forms of recre- ation. Even though the sometimes raucous sound of their ioyful voices may drive certain teachers to the point of near-iibbering idocy, we still inwardly appreciate and look back fondly on those unburdened and carefree childhood days. Under the tolerant guidance of Mrs. Campbell and Miss Gusweiler the expressions of earliest youth have not been repressed to any great degree of regimentation. We are glad that this will always remain so. QL

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THE LUWER SCHUUL No less important than the affairs ot the high school in the Flintridge year, are the activities of the grade school. The Flintridge Grade school is composed ofthe fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth grades. It is separate from the high school and is under the direction of Miss Gusweiler. This year the Grade School elected Bill Warnock as their president, Mike Roark, vice-president, and David Stuerwald, secretary. There has also been great rivalry this year to obtain the precious ditch day. Thus far the eighth grade is leading with the others close behind. The contest is iudged according to the monthly spelling bees, grade averages, and number ot demerits issued, Brutsche has won the spelling bee twice, and Anderson, Ferrer, and Bannon have each been victorious once. The Grade School has its own publications which are completely independent of the high school publications. The Prep Squeak is their biernonthly periodical, and The Twig is their annual, both of which, it must be recognized, run The Highlander and The log worthy competition in liveliness of interest, in finesse of publication, and in quality of student participation. FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES, LT, TO RT., FRONT ROW: Westbrook, Duryee, Palmer, Benson, Young Coleman, Mitchell, BACK ROW: Swoyne, Broun, Garnette, Wood, Pottoge, Connell, Goodfellow, McKee Not Included: Eric Hansen . i c wa 3 4 . if at ilgx an- 1

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