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

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KICIIAHI) M.GHEE HOLDER II IVise men ne ' er sit and wail their bliss, Bui cheerly seek how to redress their harms. — Shakespeare Rick has been at Flintridge for seven years, a feat wliich deserves recognition. He has done work on the LOG and Hifihlander staffs and has been a faitiiful member of the Letterman ' s Club. His in- spiration as a manager has been instrumental to the success of the football and baseball teams, and his playing eflort.s have won him a letter in tennis. Rick has made the choice of medicine for his life ' s work and will be taking pre-med courses at the University of Southern California. His favorite pas- time is going down to the beach in his green Lincoln. ALAN HALL JOBE It is good to lengthen to the last a sunny mood. — James Russell Lowell Al has been class secretary in both his junior and senior years. In his eight years at Flintridge he has earned C.S.F. five semesters and life mem- bership in Cum Laude. He has worked hard as Class Editor of the LOG and as a member of the High- lander staff. A! has played both varsity basketball and baseball, and spends his vacations in Mexico, where he enjoys skin-diving, water-skiing, and hunt- ing. Next year he plans to study natural science at either Stanford or L niversity of California at Berkeley. iM RICHARD IRA KERSTEN He learn d the arts of riding, fencing, gunnery, And hoiv to scale a fortress or — nunnery. — Byron Rogi has been elected class treasurer for the last six years and also is secretary of the Letter- man ' s Club. In his seven years at Prep, he has lettered in football, baseball, and swimming. For the last two years he has been defensive captain of the football team and All-League in football. Rich spends his spare time surfing, playing cards, and dating. He would like to study civil engineering at either Oregon or Northwestern. 20

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DOUGLAS DARL ERBES Lands rnortgag l may return, and more esteem ' d; But honesty once paun ' d, is ne ' er redeenid. — Middleton Doug ' s career at Flintridge has extended over the past three years. Moo has distinguished him- self as one of the class ' great outdoorsmen. and as a member of the LOG staff. His hobbies include hunting, fishing, rfnd the wide open spaces. Guns and tropical fish also fall quite naturally into his realm of pastimes. Doug hopes to enroll at an agri- cultural school in order to prepare himself for either cattle ranching or a career in the Forestry Service. KENNETH DANIEL FORD The night shows stars and women in a better light. — Byron- Ken has been an integral part of the football team in the three years he has been at Flintridge. He hopes to go to U.C.L.A. and study medicine after graduation. Ken is a member of the LOG staff this year. His hobby is the girl next door, and his favorite pastime is going to LLC.L.A. A red T-Bird with a leaky roof has become his symbol. JOHN DUNCAN FRANTZ money go before, all ways do lie open. — Shakespeare John has been at Prep for a grueling period of eight years, and in that time he has received such awards as Cum Laude and C.S.F. In his last two years he has devoted much of his time to the jobs of Commissioner of Finance in his junior year and Commissioner General in his senior year. He devotes most of his spare time to water skiing, sail- ing, and, of course, dating; but next year at Santa Barbara will require all his time, where he will major in civil engineering. Flintridge is proud of the fact that John ' s ability and devotion to swim- ming were recognized nationally when he received an All-American Award. 19

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CHARLES WILLIAM KRAUSE The mind doth shape itself to its own ivants, And can bear all things. — Baillie Charlie has been at Flintridge for two years on an alumni scholarship, and has proven his ability by receiving C.S.F.. Cum Laude, and the Rensse- laer Medal. He plans to attend California at Ber- keley and major in chemistry, physics, or interna- tional relations. He was on the Highlander Staff and is the assistant editor of the LOG. Charlie let- tered in A football and also enjoys swimming and boating. WILLIAM EARL NATION Give him all kindness: I ' d rather have such men my friends, than enemies. — Shakespeare A veteran of seven years at Flintridge, Bill has maintained his academic standards while also participating in various extracurricular activities which include hunting, dating and working on his Ford. He is also a fine volleyball ])layer and has competed in a tournament in Salt Lake City. Bill will do well at Redlands, the college he hopes to attend next vear. MICHAEL SHANE O ' REILLY God made all pleasures innocent. — Norton Shane has attended Flintridge for nine years and is seeking a career in the Air Force. He hopes to attend the Air Force Academy or the University of California at Santa Barbara next year. He was secretary of the Letterman ' s Club last year and is vice-president this vear. Besides lettering three years in swimming and basketball, Mike has earned All-League in football, and this year he supported the football team in the vital capacity of manager. Skin diving and playing the piano are two of his hobbies. He also enjoys dating, while his talent on the banjo has been a source of enjoyment for everyone.