Lakeside School - Numidian Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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2 PAIYL WALLACE 8 I'AL'l. w'Al,l.ACli is llistingzuishvcl by ai. ability to ilo we-II whatever he sols out to wlo. .Xggrossivvlie-Qs and hard work won him football Ivttm-rs in his junior and senior y4'ilI'S, and hm' Viillll' w-ry 1-Iosc to gf-tting his Big L in his sophomore- year. As 1-flitor of thx- Tallvr In' mculv it a svhool papvr whivh was of invrvasing inte-rn-st to 1-vvry sluelvnt. I'auI's svholastiv rvvoril has In-en notablvz ho- Ilus had the- ability and malls- thi- 4-Hurt to I-xt-1-ll in 4-very suhjf-vt. W I L LI A M W A Y LA W IJ IIILL WM'l,,xNl1 1-ntf-ri-el I,ake-sislv wln-n In- was ai fre-shman, and soon avquirq-:I thi- nivluiame- YVil4l Bill. II1- was an zlssvt to the- Parsons' Imslu-tluall ta-am IIPl'illISl' of his Iwigllll, unel thm- plays ha- math- llll 1Il1rin,f: tourh football sm-uson wi-rv ZIHIZIZIIIQE. Ilill was zu two yn-ar I?iIt'FIllZlll in Irasa-bull, anti ll mom- Iwr of ilu- llig L club. Hill will bv re-lm-mbvr4-4I lor his smooth vars, ami shining shoe-s. but vspv- fiully for his uniqln- bullromn stylv, RICHARD WUUDWAIIII Illfzli XXUUIHYAHID 1-:uno to I,zik4-sidv in his junior yvar. At thx- 4-nfl of his iunior ye-:ir hc was 4-lei-ti-ul serrvtziry of the stuflvnt bolly anal the- sm-liatv. II4- was president of thi- Big L vlub in his se-nior yvar. Ili:-IQ was a football Ie-tl:-rmun as ll hartl fighting hulfbuvk, anal un 4-uw-Ilvnt high jumper. winning I1-ttvrs in truvk in llis IIIIIUI' mul sn-nior yvars. GMM' PAUL WALLACE WILLIAM WAYLAND RICHARD WUUDWARD .2-v . ufajfnf-cf :.1xiIA'yf-ff iii WM'

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BER1' S'I'U'l'ENBUR 'lilll-I wHls'l'l,lN1: man ol' Ihr- srnior vlass this yr-ar was llvrl Sllilvlllllll. from lllllllllilfl, Wlishington. ,Xny lime- ho- was around, ilu- arva was filled with ilu- sound ol' vhirping hirds. lim-rl was on llu- llrowne-ll haslu-thall ll'tllll.. and gan- ilu- squad ple-nly of light. During his sonior yi-ar he- work:-d hard for Ihr Rillc- lfluh and was widvly apprvriatvd. JAMES TENNESUN .lm 'l'r3NNi:r-oN has hm-n at Lakesidv for the past siX 34-ars. lla- has hm-n known as a ronnoissuur of differ:-nl jalopie-s. Hn- lllls also distinguish:-d him- se-lf as a pe-rsuasivv salesman. 'iSwPde: played sa-ruh foothall for two years, then advanced to the' varsity squad in his junior year. ln his senior ye-ar he' was an invaluahlm- Cog in thf' powrrful Parsons' haslu-Ihall lll1l4'lIilH'. X 3 iffy' yrfy. BERT STOTENBUR ARTHUR SYMONS DAVE TEAGUE JAMES TENNESUN 7 ARTHUR SYMUNS THAT TALL, studious hoy is Arthur Symons of Se-- atlle. Although he applied himself mainly to his studios, Art playa-d basehall and haskc-thall, win- ning a l'2igl'I',S lvltcr in his senior ye-ar. The same- dutvrminalion he vxhihited on the hask:-thall floor 1-nahln-d Arthur lo do we-ll in his 1-lass work. DAVE TEAGUE UAV!-1 THMQUH, a Yakima hoy, de-voted his time' lo thc inlellerlual sidr of Lake-side-. Dave was inlvr- cstvd in art and served as president of the Art rluh. Ho did a good dral of de-rotating for thc danrcs and also of the foothall Held for ganurs. HQ' was serrvtary-lreasurvr of ilu' frvslunan ami sophomore rlassf-s and a momher of llu' VVhitvomh 1-luh. Davv's svholastie- standing was nc-ar tha- top of thc rlass. , 1 f' A ilf'-0 X ,I

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XK'll.l,lANl CUWAI.S I'ni. Sl-.NTI-QNIIE than would mort typify Bill llowulf' lhonghh woulil flarl with 1Ionln-f- Hum. Bill rv- anh-r1-4l l,uk4-fiilv this yn-ar uf a port-grailuatv nfl:-r Iwo ya-urs in thc Nan y. llill haf Illilllf' u gre-all ron- lrilnltion this yn-ar lay clriwing lniw-F ziml Ivy gixing: hif lima- amfl 1-llorl willingly wln-m-u-r il war re'- lIll1'Bll'll. JOHN I..-X NIBEHT llugnr xi' 'rmz 'roi' ol' ilu- fvlmlaftiv luihlor war lohn l.amlu-rl. .M an lraskvtlvall lJliIQl'l' John whowm-il up mzmy oppone-nh will: hi, rlllJ!'I'li ilrilxlnling ulnil- ity. ln llle- vlaasroonl ln- war om- of ilu' illll4'sl hlll- ele-nls. i'Y1't'lllIlQl in ull flllrja-vis. ,lolm will lu- re'- munlwrval for 1'onling: lhrougzllu with hir 4lznl'r ran' wh:-n nouns- of ilu' llorm lllbyh wc-rv ill Il1'l'll of lrunqmrlulion. Post raduates ' 6 Lfalxv-'LW 'ix' lfkmy-ACL lf-f 1f 9 - . . F' if ., i,,f,,g ..,,,5'f? s 1 H 14, 0- WILLIAM cowA1,s AN f' MARK GlLBER'l'.f pg 4 4 .lol-IN LAMBERT , ' ' MlNoRI.1I,r: ' , . , U Nl A R li G I LB E RT IT mm mi mm that only tlm-e thin,-:P 1-an mulu- Vlark Hilln-rl hzlppyinlounlains, snow. anfl skis. lla-rv at Lalu-sielv ln- liar made his Mark, He- was om- of the nuvli-i of tln- l04'i ski I4-ann. We will ri-nn-mln-r him for thi- vonstunl smilv whirh so fri-- qm-nlly lnrnval into a lvroaul grin are-oinpanin-cl lay u roar ol' ln-altluy lilllglllff. Nl INUR LILE X ll. U. is Wlinor liilv. .Kfta-r ye-ara of struggling: llpwarll, hinfln-ri-fl on vw-ry llanll lvy the- flrong arm ol' the wniors, he- has arrive-ll al Ihr top of whool lifn-. lle- if known for hi, joxiul mul rilrc- frvf- nature, sus-:ning new-r lo liavv u worry in the- worlcl. Although he is small in ftuturv. Minor'- pc-rsonality more' than lllilkl'F up lln- ilu-firie-m'y.