Lakeside School - Numidian Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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First Row: Vice-President Middlebrook, President Voinot, Secretary Lyman. Back Row: Treasurer Merrill, Sergeant at Arms Lake. THE STUDENT COUNCIL The student government of Lakeside school is directed by a group of elected student officers who function under a school constitution. At meetings school problems and worthy student proiects are considered. This year Paul Voinot headed the student council as prexy. Ably assisting were Bill Middle- brook as vice-president, Fred Lyman as secre- tary, Clint Merrill as treasurer, and Bill Lake as sergeant at arms. During the year the student body has contrib- uted a great deal to the school. First they bought an expensive Speed Graphic camera for the use of the school publications. At Christmas time an auction was held to raise money in order to purchase a picture from the Merchant Seamen's Service exhibit, which would also help some sea- man to continue his career in art. Also they pur- chased two pictures of lions which now hang in the front of the study-hall. The four classes in the upper school are di- vided into distinct governing bodies under the jurisdiction of the student body as a whole and the otticers of the separate classes. SENIORS: Bodle JUNIORS: Ware SOPHOMORES: Lewis FRESHMEN: L. Titus 4

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FACULTY ROBERT S. ADAMS-Head Master B.A. Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio. M.A. Western Reserve, Cleveland, Ohio. Graduate Work-University of Washington. GEORGE A. LOGAN-Asst. Head Master Biology, Chemistry B.S. Whitman College. Graduate Work-University of Washington. FREDERICK W. BLEAKNEY-Upper School Principal, Senior English B.A. Whitman College. Graduate Work-Stanford University, Cali- fornia, University of Washington. WILLIAM H. ELLER-Social Science, Lower School Ph.B. University of Wisconsin. Ph.D. University of Wisconsin. Graduate Work - Leipzig University, Ger- many. VEO F. SMALL-Geometry, French B.A. Wesleyan University. M.A. University of Pennsylvania. Foreign Study - University ot Grenoble, France. Graduate Work-University of Washington. GLEN L. JONES--Freshman, Sophomore English B.A. University of Nebraska. M.A. University of Pittsburgh. VICTOR M. BECKER--Lower School B.A. University of Washington. PAUL E. CANTONWINE-Fusion, Senior Mathematics B.S. Huron College. M.A. University of South Dakota. Graduate Work - University of Colorado, Brown University, University of Washington. CAPTAIN KENNETH CORNELL-Spanish B.S. U. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md. M.A. St. Bonaventure College. Language Instruction School, Tokyo, Japan. Graduate Work-University ot Washington, Middlebury College. ELI DOYRA-Physical Education B.A. Montana State College. WARREN FLANAGAN-Physical Education B.A. University of Washington. J. CHARLES HARRIS-Lower School English B.A. University of Washington. M.A. University of Washington. HOMER D. HENDRICKS-Algebra, Physics B.S. University of Illinois. M.A. University of Illinois. BEVERLY MOSS-Latin I, II, III B.A. University of Missouri. M.A. University of North Carolina. Ph.D. University of North Carolina. Foreign Study-Goettingen University, Ger- many. Graduate Work-Yale University. RAYMOND E. OLSON-Lower School Mahematics B.A. University of Montana. Graduate Work-University of Washington. VERNON L. PARRINGTON-English, U. S. History B.A. University of Washington. Ph.D. Brown University. JOHN c. PLETZ-Hisfory B.A. University of Chicago. M.A. University of Chicago. Graduate Work-University of Chicago. 3

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