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

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00 1? X! '15 -af A :ci 52-X254 fax. , its N def Essay Contest winners, Lt, to Rt. Bridges, Clark, Lucas, Winners Times Current Events Test. Al l-luenergardt win Smock lnot includedl ner lnot includedl Lt. to Rt.: Neuman Symonds Seltzer Corlette THE CLASSES IN CUMPETITIUN One of the foremost features of Prep is its system of class competition. ln this contest every phase of campus life is considered, and points are awarded to each class according to its comparative skills with the other grades. It is confined to the high school and has proved to be an effective instigatoi' in accomplishing otherwise disregarded tasks. An example of this would be the photo contest, which without class competition would have never even existed. Another example is the book drive, certainly an event which would ordinarily attract the atten- tion of only a few. This year a new handling was given to the essay contest, which in past years has slowly been diminishing in entries. To remedy this, all the students were re- quired to write an essay which would figure on their English averages. Thus many more and superior efforts were turned in. Although there was a great deal of con- troversy over this new policy, the results have settled the question.

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nrkliaci -as s- -5 9530: 7' T' 'WE' , t A3 il ' L i LAST SEMESTER, 1952, LT. TO RT., FRONT ROW: Breslin, Lucas, O'Keefe, Laidlaw, Seltzer, Harris, BACK ROW: Smock, Lane, Martin, Neuman, Scott, Berne HUNUR SUCIE TY For those who have received no grade lower than a B the privilege of being a member of the honor society is reserved. Always a coveted distinction, this goal has been achieved in recent years by increasing numbers of students, in spite ot the rigid requirements. Twice each year, members of the honor society go on a ditch day to some such destination as the beach, the Times Building in Los Angeles, or one of various industrial plants. Disregarding hard work, a boy finds it quite enjoyable to be in the honor society. FIRST SEMESTER, 1952-53, LT. TO RT., FRONT ROW: Smooke R., Ladoge, McKenney, Jackson, Smooke B., SECOND ROW: Green Fay Cooley Wells Lucas O'Keefe Seltzer Laidlaw BACK ROW Harris Tri 1 ,.,,,. : 1 i PP' Corlette, Lane, Neuman, Martin, Scott if Qaxie 'Ti ,f 1 so V Q 1 qs Q- Q-' ' ' NL ilu - 9: in is Q E is Q, ' 'Pegg .inf atb as 3' X New 1, of 1 f f-.' 1:-. ' . fe er L' X '4ILfx.,,i4?QQw v.q.ww?e.f-tins' Qt, .wp I X -L .N S f A I ' ' A r gg- 7 .1 i '- K sth . ' fl . is J ' X V f i ix 'Q-in Ct . M is fails-1' Y' l ii 5 . , 7