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

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PETER LOHBERGER Good nature and good sense must ever join : To err is human: to forgive. Divine. Pope: An Essay on Criticism Flintridge was fortunate this year to have an Exchange Student from Austria. Besides being a tremendous asset to the Senior Class, Peter Lohberger proved himself to be an outstanding personality as well as a good student. We hope that he has enjoyed his stay with us as much as we have enjoyed having him. 25

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STANLEY THOMAS WILSON Among the most mighty oj men in his measure. -The l arl Poet Althougli he has hciii at l rcp for only two years, Stan is a vital part of the f.OG this year, acting as the art and layout editor. He was also on the Highlander stafi last year. Still uncertain about which college he will attend, he wants to go into the field of market advertising. The trampoline, surf- ing, and drawing are his favorite hobbies. His spare lime is usually taken up by parties. Stan is well- kiKjwn to his classmates for his artistic ability. ROBERT GARY WOOD, JR. Joy, Temperance, and Repose, Slam the door on the doctor ' s nose. — Longfellow Bob is an oldtimer who has been at Flintridge for the past eight years. He was class president in his sophomore year and lias represented his class well by placing in the spelling bees throughout the years. This year he is a mem- ber of the LOG staff: academically, he has earned Cum Laude. Besides playing basketball and baseball. Bob has done a fine job of keeping school spirit up with his cheer- leading at sports events. His choice of colleges is either Duke, or Stanford, but he is undecided about his future career. Bob can usually be found in the Senior Room spending much of his time perfecting his talent on the guitar, to the pleasure of his classmates. MR. F. A. DIAZGRANADOS Thou ivert my guide, philosopher, and friend. ■ — Pope The Glass of 1963 could not hold its position as one of the most respected Senior classes in the history of Flintridge had it not been for the leader ship of Mr. DiazGranados. class advisor fo r the past two years. Largely through his efforts such institutions as the Junior and Senior lawns. Senior library stack privileges, and the Senior Room have been established during the last two years. Besides the tangible influences in the lives of the Seniors, Mr. D. has provided the inspiration and guidance necessary for college preparation. 24

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All ritjlil Krhes, voti ' vi ' huil yiiur liiti- Look what Maiden Funu lan do for you. You play il your way, I ' ll [day il mine. All right, Krabbe, come on out. Arc yon sure this is the way Diaz did it? It ' s a rt ' llfx. 26