Lakeside School - Numidian Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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,mmdmfaf ANDERSON, Roger C. one year Seattle Entered from Garfield High School, football, Big L' Club, intramural club activiriesg Brownell. CHRISTOFFERSON, Holman three years Seattle Entered from Queen Anne High School, football 3, 45 Big L clubg intramural club activities, president of Parsons Clubg vice president of Student Councilg rifie clubg glee clubg h CLARK, Arthur W. four years Seattle Boxing, intramural club activities, secretary of rifle club, glee club, honor societyg news editor of the Tatlerg valedictoriang Whitc9mb. CLISE, Alfred H. nine years Seattle Captain of football team, football 2, 3, 4g basketball 3, 4g tennis 3, 4g winner of ski trophy 2, 3, 4, Big L Club, rifie club, intramural club activitiesg vice presi- dent of Whitcomb Club. - v

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SENIUR zfdggdfllify. of the school that the then sophomores had the gumptlon of the upper classes Steps were taken however to curb some of thrs over abundant nerve The class was yorned rn the sprxng by Rumsey and Kane and xts most famous athlete Mrck Murray That sprrng Laucks became the proud possessor of a letter for track the first rn hrs class to do so Ives Kubley J McArthur Osborn and Rosenberg became members of the class rn 1937 Rosenberg addmg prestrge w1th the car he drove to school every day Wrth Mr Small and Presxdent Jeffrey holdrng the rerns the class gave the school the electrrcally con trolled scoreboard 1n the gym one of the finest gxfts ever presented to the school by one of the lower groups agaln took charge of the refreshment stand at the Basketball Tour nament and sponsored an attract1ve dance for the outgorng senrors semors' Ross Layton McAuley and Anderson 1o1ned the crowd for 1ts last year at Lake srde The senxors have bent all therr efforts rn the project whxch they are grvrng the school The new athletrc fleld called The Fleld of 59 IS truly the best grft the school has ever recerved from one of ltS graduat1ng classes The held 15 a credlt to every member of the class of 39 and may be looked upon as a fittrng monument to th1s amb1t1ous class One may say to thrs departlng class A good yob well done I In September, 1938, the class of '59 fxnally reached its home port. They were now

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O 1 f DAVIS, john S. one year Prince Rupert Entered from Prince Rupert High Schoolg skiingg intramural club activities: Honor Societyg Senior Councilg Brownell. i '- 9 ff at ., ,13al,. fat. 3,,,,,t at DRUXMAN, Edward J one year Seattle Entered from Garfield High Schoolg football trainerg intramural club activitiesg Tatler staffg rifle clubg glee clubg Whitcomb. 6242! offfffmfsr A TV-'H W , IVES, Robert C. two years Seattle Entered from Garfield High Schoolg footballg base- ballg boxingg sports editor of Tatlerg Annual staffg rifle Wjewwvdlgij clubg glee clu:, igrgmural club activitiesg W itco . KAN E, Donald R. two and one-half years Everett Entered from Everett High Schoolg basketball 3, 4g intramural club activitiesg rifle clubg Senior Councilg czzliiiv 741 lS'a7c!Y