Lakeside School - Numidian Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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6:1735 op BACR Row Baer Andrews Dunn Arnold Renme Trrewerler Mr Crooks Emil J Browning Pm MIDDLE Row Plum Adams W Helsell Mclvianama jahn Donworth Bertles FRONT Row K Davis Small Shearer Burchard N Buschman V Ohmck yearlrng class Other early members of the class of 42 were V Ohmck Shearer, Arnold and Small Last year Trxerwerler came from South Dakota to 1o1n the class Andrews, Bertles, Burchard, B Helsell and Plum were other new members Thls year R Adams, Baer J Browmng Donworth Dunn jahn Prgott, Prtt and Renme are the new members Durmg therr first year rn the upper school Van Ohmck has been presrdent and Mr Crookes advrser Thrs class has been so actxve athletlcally and scholastrcally that Lakes1de need not fear for nts rtputatron rn the classroom or on the athletnc field for the next three years Bill Emel, who entered Lakeside in 1934 as a flfth grader, became the first member of the school's

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yay! wana BACK Row J Helsell Antonsen Youngman Reynolds F Black W Black Towle MIDDLE Row C' Smith L Landry T Hughes Wise P Landry Rolfe Sullivan FRONIT Row Peters S Anderson Fix D Layton Edlund Randolph In 1953 the whole fifth grade was Doster Rolfe In that year the class of 41 had its beginning with Doster In the following three years this sole member was yoined by Lymie Black Billy Black Ted As freshmen they put on a successful mos ie They distinguished themselves by leading the schoo in the gold star awards Rolfe was the class president and Mr Bleakney was the adviser New mem bers included Carroll Smith and Sidney Peters This year as sophomores with Peters and Mr Bleakney as president and adviser the class again put on a highly profitable movie This class should be congratulated upon its unprecedented member Edl d W se ship in the Big L Club Fix Layton Anderson Reynolds Youngman Antonsen un 1 Carson Boyle Randolph F Black and Towle are this year s new members What a class this IS going to be for Lakeside when its members are seniors' , . Hughes, Pierre and David Landry, jack Sullivan and jack Helsell. I ' 7 I I I U H ' . 1 1 1 1 9 5 v l 9 9 3 9 ' '

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Thns year an ambxnous program has been started regardlng the act1v1t1cs 1n whnch the boys at school are engaged Ptevlously the varlous classes competed agamst one another 1n athletlcs money ralsmg and scholarshlp By thrs new plan desxgned prrmarnly for athlencs but apphcable to many other thmgs tll the boys rn the upper school and cxghth grade have bccn dmdcd lnto three clubs the of the school The clubs became an rmmedlate success R1valry has raged strong and the competxtxon IS mtense among the clubs The predomxnatxng feature of these tlubs ns that they grve everyone a chance to play 1n the games whereas before those not able to make the varslty squads were more or less left out of the competrnon A basketball league was formed wxth games tmce a week In thls the Whxtcombs trlumphed In volleyball the Brownells have come out on top and tn track the Whrtcombs have agam been v1ctor1 ous Rxflery Tatler work and decoranng the school at Chnstmas have been other flelds for compeu non among the clubs MR BROWNELL MR WHITCOMB MR PARSONS , , , : Q V . 1 . . l A . ' . . , . - . I X . . . V 1 , Q 7 t .Q 1 Brownells, the Whitcombs, and the Parsons, named for three of the presidents of the board of trustees ' .t . . . . ' J 1 ' l