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

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KENNETH MONTELLE PAYNE III I ' diii is no Idti cr [Hiin irlicii il is past. -Preston Ken has been at Prep for six years. He has worked on the lliji,lilandfr and LOG staffs. Ken has also lettered in tennis, and his future hopes are set upon studyinii business merehandising at the Uni- versity of (California at .Santa Barbara. His spare time is spent working on his hot rod and occasion- ally water skiing. ROBERT EDWIN RUBENDALL Patiencf is a plant That grows not in all gardens. -Longjellow Rube has attended Prep for eight years: during this time he has obtained Cum Laude three times. This year he joined the ranks of the LOG staff. He has |)lans to study industrial engineering at either Stanford or U.C.L.A.: and with his quiet and studious manner, he will probably reach his goal. For relaxation Bob enjoys basketball, volleyball, hiking, and doing extra work in Physics. GILBERT TENNANT SEW ALL And if you don ' t agree with me, to hell, my love, with you. — Dorthy Parker Gil was editor of last year ' s very successful Highlander, which was both distinctive and inter- esting. Gil has been at Prep for the last six years and is planning to attend either Swarthmore or Occidental next year; after college he hopes to become a surgeon. He won first place in the Essay Contest last year with a short story entitled the Shores of Time. His hobbies are water skiing and raising huntinc dogs. 22

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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.

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RICHARD CLARE SMALLCOMB Strength of mind is exercise, not rest. — Pope Rick has been the business manager of the LOG this year. He enjoys ham radio and photography. Most of his spare time is spent experimenting with electronic equipment or driving his blue-monster Jeep. Rick plans to attend Stanford and study the field of electronic engineering. He has received a life membership in Cum Laude, ao accomplishment which is only a preview of the excellence he should attain in college. MICHAEL GERALD SMOOKE Virtues alone outbuild the Pyramids: Her monuments shall last, when Egypts fall. -Young In his six years at Flintridge Mike has earned a life membership in both C.S.F. and Cum Laude and has won the Faculty Award for American Literature and the Harvard Book Award. He is Commissioner of Publications and consequently he is editor of the LOG. Mike was the assistant editor of the Highlander and editor of photography on the LOG in his junior year. He hopes to attend the University of California at Berkeley. In his spare time he enjoys skiing and photography. TRUDE CARL TAYLOR. JR. Virtue in distress, and vice in triumph, Make atheists of mankind. -Dryden Jake is our Commissioner of Academics this year. He has earned a life membership in both C.S.F. and Cum Laude and is aiming towards Cornell University for a career in engineering. He has been at Prep for six years and is a member of the LOG staff this year. Jake has lettered in both basketball and football, but also enjoys playing tennis. Surfing, skin diving, and water skiing are his favorite outside activities. His red Jeep is well known in the parking lot and is usually seen scoot- inc down Foothill. 23