Lakeside School - Numidian Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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RALPH MEENACH FROM Wizmurzusii, Ralph Mr-e-nac-li vame- to Lake-- sidf- and immediate-ly made- a strong impression on e-wryone-. lt is hard to think of Ralph without a smile-. for he- was ne-ve-r one- to he- down-heartf-d in llu- fave- ol' dillil-ultie-s. lle- wore- tllv purple- and gold ol' the- W:-nate-liev l'antlu-rs on lhe- mapl:-s, and won a startling position as guard on the- Lion Iivm-. llis shots from far out and his hal, handling we-rr tlu- highlights of many a game-. ln the- 1-lassroom lu- was 4-nvie-el for his l'a1-ility al turning out A tu-sts. DAVID MYERS llulu Mvriks 4-nte-rod the halls ol' Lakeside- first als an e-ighth gradtfr then lm-ft us until his senior ye-ar. e-oming from Que-A-n Annm- high svliool. Daw was e-le-r-ted to the important joh of sr-vre-tary of the xh'vlllU'0lllll rifle vluh. He- was note-d for his argu- ments with Mr. Logan on thi- propf-r way to do e-xpe-rime-nts. hut it se-f-ms that he- always lost. .lf- 'lffv' fly f RALPH MEENACH M f JOHN MORSE l O DAVID MYERS 71, FELIX NATERMAS jlfinlfg , ff e ,gy- V' all N554 555215. i ,all JOHN MURSIFI llAu.lNt: from lnde-pf-ndenve-, Ure-gon, John Morse- spr-nt four suvre-ssful ye-ars at Lake-side-. As a fre-sh- man lu- was f-le-1-te-d pre-side-nt of his e-lass and as an se-uior, presidm-nl of the- stud:-nl lnody. His re-1-ord shows that he- was a me-mlne-r of the- dorm e-ounvil in his sophomore- and se-nior ye-ars, a se-nator in his junior and se-nior ye-ars, and a four ye-ar gold star winne-r. lle- was le-fl end on the- footlrall le-am for Iwo ye-ars, winning his le-tte-r lroth ye-ars. as we-ll as an me-mln-rship in the- Big le 1-lull. FELIX NATER MAS ltll-1I,lX N'K'l'l-IRMAS has he-e-n one of llu- ln-st like-d lnoys at Lakeside- during the- four yn-ars he- has he-e-n a stude-nt. His quiz-t pt-rsonality has ofte-n had a 1-onstrue-tive and solar-ring inlluenve- in the dormi- tory. A natural athle-te-, lfe-lix has four lrasehall let- tf-rs as we-ll as a vaptainvy to whivh he- was f-le-vte-d in his junior yr-ar. ln addition lu- has played four ye-ars ol' varsity lraske-tlnall and footlrall. Frequent- ly the- sound of S'l le-Vs '36 llodgi- Vlbllltl he- he-ard as he- lnarr:-le-el arollnd se-llool.

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41' Y ICTUH LEWIS i'lllZ'I'0lt Lt-1yy'ls .' seen more ol' his Alma Mater ll mo't ho ' having heen a Lakesider sinee the . xth de. 1 the footlrall squad, L'l'laylroy was r n 1' d and quarterhaek. winning two var- sity - ers 's senior year, his rough treatment f opposing ends and haeks won him seeond team I-League honors and the Big I, liluh hloeking tro hy. Vie will he rememhered for his yoeil'erous expression ol' his own opinions. ALAN INIAXW ELI. 'lllll-Q lied-streak who ran through all opponents during: the footlnall season was ,Klan Maxwell, the midget marvel from Seattle. He played soeeer for the Whiteonih tfluh and passed the rest ol' the win- ter ill the shower. Running the low hiirdles during: traek season, .Klan won letters in his junior and senior yt'iil'h. .Ks a senior he did an elf:-etive jolv ol' eollet-ting: ads for the Svlllllilllllll. V . 1 4 ,yj,,w'ff jf! I if I lf wi df vIC'roR LE A A l l f Lf y If JOHN MADDFIN UZ ALAN MAXWELL ' ' ' M HOWARTH , 'I , Mmnowcrzorw if 1 fl ,dj me flwjlawflfwf ,J Q ffblvfy .lt JHN NIA DE X ,IUHN lVlAlllll'fN played foothal and hast-hall for two years, winning letters as fullhaek and left fielder. He was a flashy skier and raeed for Lakeside as u senior. All who knew 'gluniorw were impressed hy his earefree nature and strong personality. lohn's pride and joy was always an automobile, and he hud a good many ol' them as a solaee for long win- ter evenings. 0 HUWARTH MEADUWCROFT llowutru Mi:AnoweltoF1' worked hard during his stay at Lakeside partieipating in all aetivities. He was viee-president ol' his freshman and sophomore elasses, president of his junior elass as well as sen- ator in his junior year. lle played basketball on the Parsons' team and was a meinher of the golf squad for two years. Running the projeetor dur- ing assemhlies was his ehief delight, and photogra- phy around sehool was his hohhy. Howarth did great work deeorating for danees and did the an- nouneing at them. I0 't

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S'l'l'IRl,lNG PETFIRSUN Xl- l'l:ll slillvmo a sllort llitrh in the- Navy, Sterling l'vt1-rson Pkllllt-' Inu-k to Luke-sille to finish his high h1'll00l 1-zlrvvr. IH-tl- was Mr. iii!lll0IlWlllf .5 stzlr lrurk man, running thc- l00. 220 and the rrlay. He lllI'llk'll ollt and lllzldl- his ll-ttf-r ill foothall. lllll injllric-s kvpt llilll lll 0lll playing as llll1l'll als ln- VVLllli- 4-nl to. .Ks il halfhark ln- showed plenty of slliftj Flllllllllfl' and lots of IIPFVP. Zoot was lllWLljS one' ol' tllr ln-st drl-ssvcl hops ill tllv Sl'll00l. C ll AR LES PIGi J'I l' l,Nl'. ol-' 'rl-lla 'l'-xl,l.l3s'r lloys in the senior 4-lass was lillill'lPS lligott. '6lllllll'liH played haskvthall ill his S0lIll0lll0l'l' and junior yours. Ht- lllllilf' a lotta-r ill trark in his junior yrar hut llll'lll'4l to tennis in his sl-nior ye-ar. lll- was on Mr. lhlnaway's ski team and lu-lpvd Lake-sidv win tho Tenth Mountain Di- vision nu-vt. ull. M. had a '42 fllllSlll0llilt' ronver- zihll- tllat topps-d all vars llfilllfllll to srllool this yi-ar. I Q A qs, HW STERLING PETERSONf ki! CHARLES PIGOTT PETER PHELPS XG! of N 1 DAVID RAMSAY f ff? ' o 1 ,Av- 1 PETE l'lg1'l3n l,HEl,P5 entered ' ' t r iillil has hecn Slllilillig ever sinrr. 'G P was illl 4-xvellc-nt scholar and a good rker in xtra ril-ular artivitios. Petr- scler ' Zl sail hoat enthusiast. In addition he F? M his good natured ways and his dc-ad ey rifle shooting. DAVID RAMSAY lIoMlNG to Lakeside in his junior year, Dave Ranm- say has had a slllile on his fare' ever sinre. Davi- is noted for heautiful basketball shots and fast 220 sprints, and won letters in haskethall and travk ill hotll his junior and senior years. He was a IIICIIIIJEEI' of the Big L cluh alld was treasurer of the Student Body. Dave I'lZillll5 that Ellenshurg is the 1'f'lll0l' of the world and it is hopeless to argue Willl hilll.