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

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BACK ROW: Stutz, Lindsey, Hastings, Payne. FRONT ROW: Murdy, Slocum, Safford. TENNIS In the past Prep ' s tennis team has not met with too much success. Last year, however, the Flint- ridge team came through with a winning season, the first such achievement in many years. With the entire squad returning — including top singles players Ken Payne and Bruce Murdy — and with the acquisitition of some fine new freshmen, the team seems to show signs of being even stronger than last year. There is the added incentive of some of the players going to Ojai for the big tournament held there every spring. Thus, the future looks very bright for Prep ' s tennis team. Classic tennis form. 73

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BACK ROW: Coach Acosta, Wheeler, Jelin, Manildi, Fisher, Baumparlen. FRONT KOV, : Zisch, Guernsey, Keyes, Eskelson. GOLF Although the golf team has had a rough time than Flintridge and losing every match, there wa in each match and the number trying out for the in prospective team members, and the records sho match with Burbank, 20-16. the team dropped the identical scores of 19-17. But in their next mate in 27 outings, by downing La Salle 19-11. The ch Flintridge ' s golf team might add more victories to in past years, playing schools many times larger a marked increase in the number of points scored team. This year there has been another increase w that the team has improved. After losing the first next two matches to Burbank and Burroughs by h the Prep golfers finally won, their first victory ances are very good that in the remaining matches their record. The . costa method of golf. rill- laUbt teeing technique. 72

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Under the able dirertion of this year ' s Student Council, the intramural events which make up class competition were carried afl quickly and smoothly with the Seniors grabbing the majority of the gold medals. The juniors made a strong bid for first place; but as the year progressed, the powerful Senior Class pulled the juniors through the mud again and again and again. To raise spirits at the beginning of school, the arrogant juniors challenged the .Seniors to a tug- a-war over a mud pit. The .Seniors arrived in style in three jeeps and monogrammed shirts, while the juniors were totally disorganized. As could be ex- pected, the highly organized Seniors quickly pulled and dragged the over-confident juniors through the pit three times. CLASS Through the mud again. Barry in his rice patty. li,