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

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STEPHEN DEAN FISHER Words are like leaves: and where they most abound. Much fruit of sense beneath is rarely found. -Pope Steve has been president of his class in both his Junior and Senior years, and is also president of the Letterman ' s Club. He has worked as organ- izations editor of the LOG, and as a member of the Highlander Staff. Golfing, snow and water-skiing, and horseback riding are his favorite hobbies. Steve will attend Loma Linda University next year, and he plans to major in dentistry. His favorite pas- times are adding horns to his Jeep, restoring his Model T Ford, and just plain talking. MICHAEL LAIRD HORST Rocks have been shaken from their solid base; But what shall move a firm and dauntless mind? ■ — Joanna Baillie Mike, this year ' s Senior class vice-president, in his three years at Prep has acquired CumLaude and a scholastic letter in Algebra II. He is a member of the Letterman ' s Club, having lettered in football and basketball, and he has also been sports editor of both the LOG and the Highlander. His hobbies include a variety of sports. After graduation Mike plans to study at Dartmouth for a degree in Busi- ness Administration. 17

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SENIORS The members of the Senior class have placed themselves in the position of pre- ferred stockholders during the last year by establishing certain precedents in dress as well as privileges. Examples include privileges granted in recognition of the maturity of the Senior class — the Senior Room and library stack privileges. Tra- ditions in activities such as the annual tug of war and improvement of dress w e also set. Thus, it is obvious that this year was a productive one for the preferred stockholders.

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ROGF.R NEVIN BAUMGARTEN A Utile nonsense, now and then. Is relished by the wisest men. — Anonymous A veteran r)f six years at Prep. Baumas is one of our out taiuliiif; athletes. Besides playing basket- h;ill. baseball and golf, for which he received a tri)|)hy at the Father and Son Golf Tournament, Roger has lettered in varsity football. He is headed for the University of California at Santa Barbara, plannirifr to make medicine his profession. In his spare time he likes to make money, which he spends on dating and his car. DUNCAN KENDRICK BLAIR A horse! A horse! My kingdom for a horse! — ShaJ espeare Having completed six years at Prep, Rex now plans to study liberal art? at either Rice or Stan- ford. He is a member of Cum Laude and has been copv editor for both the Highlander and the LOG. Since horses and guns are his chief hobbies, his favorite sports are riding and hunting on his ranch near Hemet. His weekends are spent at horse shows or at the Ice House. His questioning mind and pointed pen will be remembered by all. WILLIAM LEE CANEPA Hope is such a bait, it covers any hook. -Jonson Bill has been with us at Flintridge for five years. He has earned Cum Laude and has been on the LOG staff. He has lettered in B football and was a member of the baseball team. Bill is undecided about what field to major in. but is considering Princeton as a college. Much of his time is spent at the beach, where he seeks both surf and dates.