La Canada High School - Omega Yearbook (La Canada Flintridge, CA)

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TDRIHO TH£ POLAR ISLANT l a canad high school WRESTLING TOURN DEC 6 7 BASKETBALL TOURN VAR 5 7 9 10 THERE 20 CENir MAY 5, 1952

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Mi-.i (:.ip(il)iaMt.i MkIrHi- CiriliMi Sliannon Canx-nt. . I..iis(,iv ( l,i (lia C astagiia Imagine yourself sciuatting on the root of tlie ' ealctoi iiiin (cafeteria or auditorium, why don t you up your mind!). You ve spotted your enenn meandering 113 feet away. You pick up the nearest object, a 3 pound rock. You then notice the intensity of the molecular bonding. You bless Mr. Hanseu-113 + i)3-EMC + (113) (3) M. This must be the velocity, inciudint; acceleration, of the rock as it approaches your victim-oops . . . 1 UHist e cancelled. I solemnly pledge m ' allegiance to the La Canada Rock Flighting Federation: My commitment to meet with fellow comrads at least twice a week to ... have some lauglis shall be fulfilled oi- my membership shall be denied. Ord. 618 Rock F ' ighter s Honor C ' ode This is the pledge that highschoolers all o tr the nation are taking. This year, 25 members were initiated. This new interest in the Federation is the result of much campaigning by the Federation s founders. Alex Cool, Kii liCurs C.iiliaC C You ' re 90 GOOD to be ne)(tto! Sirs: 1 am happ to announce that snuffy, the groundhog vou showed dining on an ice cream cone before her winning retirement (Miscallany, LIFE, Jan. 30), is with us again this spring. She appeared briefl - on top of her woodpile home on March 1 but, spotting three feet of snow, went back to her nest. She reappeared several weeks later, thinner and slightly irritabli ' from lack of food. Mv ' father was very careful not to feed her too much since she had been dormant for six months. Snuffy is still the same friendK ' , lo ing creature she was last summer. Ken Craudall Sirs: I ' e just returned from serving 14 months in Turke ' and am impressed and pleased with Nour timely article on that great country. Eldon C. W ' ahlbrink Sirs: Margaret Bourke-W ' hite says: Pilots tell me that Chickens and turkevs run in special terror from a helicopter . . . The pilots ' theory is that the fowl associ- ate the beating in the air with a bird of pre . Chickens are equally disturbed by a free balloon, which is completely silent and has no moving parts. Apparently they associate the object, rather than the beating, with a bird of prey. Frank D. Klein Sirs: Mr. James Herndon sounds like one of those star- ryeyed, spla ' -tboted jack-asses who tiot about tlie gliet- tos and then emerge bra ing that ... you and ... our mother should be included in first grade reading material because these are the ever cla expletives of a certain segment of the black population. Grace R. Premo From beer and skittles to fancy vittles, Chicago offers a vast variety of food ... How does one eat skittles? Mrs. Roark Bradford Please send ti. L nime ' iiiiia city suf ONE YEAR $6.75 -nccn„n„,o-us. MowoM, A oilro. Puerto Rico, Virgin It (1 reir ji thf -.ir.gie copy c ' ' . ' iili) cost rou {10 0) (Conodo; 1 veor. $7 25) ■A I