Lakeside School - Numidian Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Left to Right: Dave Burcombe, Sergeant-at-arms: Bob Middle- hrook, vice-president: Marty McDougall, Secretary: Tom Meadow- croft, President. Junior Class Achievements MART1' MCDOLlGALl.2 Parsons, baseball letterman, foot- ball, basketball, sec-treas. JOHN MALARKEY2 Parsons, club basketball, tennis. fQI:oIII:E MARsHALL: Brownell, rifle, radio, track. TOM MIIAIIUWCIIOFT: lvhitcolnb, football, baseball, class president, senate. Bots MIImI,EIIIIooK: Whitcomb, baseball letterman, bas- ketball, vice-president. Rom-:R NlEl.SF1NI Whitcomb, club basketball, track. VIC OIIERMAT: Whit:-omb, basketball letterman, track, club activities. DoN RIIIGEWAY: Whitcomb, football, track, debate club. DAVE RoIIINsoN: Brownell, football, club activities. PIGTE SYKI-Ls: Radio club, tennis. LEON 'l'ITUs: Parsons, baseball letterman, basketball letterman, senate, dorm council. PAUL TITUS: Parsons, football letterman, basketball letterman, captain football '4T. JOHN VAN PATTEN: Parsons, Taller photographer, club activities, tennis. CRAIG wil-LISMANZ Parsons, basketball, track, club activ- ities. JERRY WYHITEZ Brownell, basketball manager, club baseball manager. LEIGHTON XYOODZ Brownell, tennis, club activities, ski- ing. BOB ALEXANDER: Whitcomb, club activities, rifle, ten- nis. BILL BAIN: Brownell, track, tennis. DAW'E BURCOMBEZ Brownell, football, basketball, letter- man, baseball, sergeant-at-arms. MICHAEI. CARR! Whitcomb, basketball, baseball, illus- trator. CHARLES CLARKE! Whitcomb. debate club, rifle, frosb- soph football manager, concession committcc chairman. DAVE DEL VALLE: Brownell, track, club activities. DAVE DENNY: Whitcomb, cheer leader, football, base- ball, debate club. EUGENE DIGHT: Brownell, track letterman, football letterman. STEVEN DOWVELLI Wfhitcomb, football ll ltl'l'lll1.lll, base- ball, boxing. STAN EILENBERIQ: Wbitcomb, radio club, track. JIM EVERLY: Parsons, football, basketball, baseball. JIM FIEDLERS Parsons, artist, cartoonist, football, bas- ketball manager, track. JOHN Fox: Brownell, track. ROLFI-I FRIELE: Brownell, club sports, ski teaIII. ADDIS fiUTMANN! Parsons, club basketball, baseball manager. ALAN HARLAN: Parsons, pianist, club activities. HARRY HI-INKE: Parsons, football, basketball, senate, track. DAN KEl.l.EllERC Brownell, track, senate, tennis. CHARLES KETTERING: Whitcomb, football letterman, track, senate, business manager, dorm council. ART LANGLIE: Brownell, baseball letternnm, track, sen- ate, sports editor, athletic committee.

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f to Rigfllj Hr. l'lutZ. Nielson. Climiilcitv. AlClr.L'!IlI!l'C', Ik-l Vallu, hlol'gu1istci'i1, Yztiiclt-i'siivclc, .Xhlrt-tl, lla-ll. lio4lhui'y. firillcn .Xl'Nll!llt'. .Xmla-rson, llirk:-osoii, Iforgiiz SGPHUMORE CLASS THE SOPHOMORES were Men of Distinction. They knew it in their hearts. and they felt no reason to conceal what should be obvious. Among the distinguished men of the class were ,lohn Anderson, Larry Smith, Harold Alldred, William Bell, Fred Guenther. and Calhoun Dickinson. all of whom won major letters. Class oflicers were John Anderson. presidentg Poe Fratt. secre- taryg Fred Guenther. sergeant-at-arms: and Ewing Van Arsdale, treasurer. The class had its beginning in 1941. when Merritt Benson began the fifth grade. In 1942 he was joined by Fred Guenther and Dewey Metzdorf. Cronkhite, McLemore. and Rotten brought the total to six in the seventh grade. Since then there have been yearly addi- tions. working up to the present total ol' thirty-one. 2'l llultim-u. Sliuniakur, lif-iisui. Sw:-zen. Simons. limitlicr, lirilslin, Smith, lfrzxtl. Slizmnon. Htliz-rington. Xlctzrlorf, .lm1s.'ii. Yun