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

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e Seniors It is with sincerest gratitude we bid farewell to Flintridge. The future stands before us in its fullest realization. It is a future built' on hope, filled with dreams, and supported by courage. Our act of leaving symbolizes not a con- clusion, but a beginning. The course has been charted with care and precision and we now launch upon the turbulent sea of life fully equipped. To attend Flintridge means to become a part of Flintridge. But only upon becoming a Senior does one realize the extent to which Flintridge becomes a part of the individual. The prevailing atmosphere of the school tends to stimulate an eager desire to participate in athletic and academic activities alike. This spirit, produced through the students, has become tradition. And while traditions such as this continue to exist, mankind, as well as Flintridge. shall progress. As our sun rises upon new worlds we shall not recall days spent at Flintridge without bringing to mind a multitude of indelible memories and lasting friendships. Within our hearts exists a sense of exultant joy mingled with an ever growing realization of sincere regret. A search for words to express adequately our thanks, our remorse at leaving, our hopes and dreams of the future for Flintridge would be to no avail. -OGDEN KELLOGG. 14