Lakeside School - Numidian Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Page 21 text:

FAEE17 K -- A :1...:,... 159 ev' 11,8

Page 20 text:

QF 2 PAGE IB ' U' I . iy' 'H x . L fi' i Q is ' QQHIW' 1945 Top-Griggs, Mr. Hamilton, Holmberq, Normann. Tracy, Masters, Olmstead. Cox. 2nd- Gales, Sundfelt, MtCreery, Swanson, Howe, Werttemherner, Chambers, Guyant, Long, Anthony, Burns. 3rd-Jack, Wilson, C. Clarke, Bishop, Farrell, Weskil, Dayan, Sink, Farmin, Heussy. Bottom-Reid, Calvert, Anderson, Yuuell, Dracably, Whitehead, Whitlock. '7he Qaahnwn Glaaa The class of 5l has a reputation to keep up-rumor has it that it is the best class Cscholasticallyj to have entered Lakeside in a long time. That means 36 fresh- men have a challenge to meet in the next 4 years: straight A's for everyone, no less! Just ask the masters if you don't believe it. The officer of the freshman class are Tom Youell, president: Pete Heussy, vice- president: Bill Calvert, secretary-treasurer, Roy Masters, sergeant at arms. The following boys have been in the senate: Cappy Clarke, Tom Youell, Pete Heussy, Terry Weskil and because many of the boys have been together for the first time, Nlr. Hamilton, freshman class advisor, has succeeded in bringing unity into our class. Through his efforts one of the highlights of the spring session was the dinner-dance called the Hliirst Buds of Spring held at Cappy Clarke's house under the patronship of Mr. and Mrs. Pletz.

Page 22 text:

l i 'itil l15'4 Qielsv ttf' :W ll If 8 19 PAGE 18 Standing-Odermat, Carr, Weisman, Kettering, X. Anthony, Middlehrook, Bate, P. Titus, Dowell, McDougall, Donoghue, Brown, Stewart, Alldred, Dight, King. Kneeling-Fratt, Utter, Anderson, Buroombe, Robinson, Henke, Everly, W. del Valle, Carter, Goss, Bushnell, Scheyer. Spcvzlld Every football team, whether or not it plays a successful schedule, takes with it, at the end of the season, a few of those never-to-be-forgotten moments known as memories. This year at Lakeside was rich in such memories. Looking back, many of them come to mind. ' Remember that goal line stand in the Overlake game? The Vv'olverines from Bellevue had four downs to make a touchdown from the one foot line. A line plunge on first down failed when the Overlake ball carrier was leaning over the goal, only to be pushed back by the stubborn Lions. How about the forty points the boys ran up on Coach lVlarX's birthday? Tlte Mt. Si Wildcats were the victims in this contest, which was played on Parsons Field. No one could forget the Bothell game. One of Bothell quarterback George Malone's passes was tipped high into the air by a Lakeside back. The league championship hung in the balance of that tipped pass as it came down into the arms of a Bothell receiver. This play set up the touchdown that ultimately beat Lake- side out of the title. Then there was Weisman's 81 yard run against Foster on the Lions' third play of the game. Middlebrook handed the ball to Craig from punt formation and he ran around right end for his first of three touchdowns that evening. Climaxing the season was the wild victory over the hopelessly outclassed Federal Way eleven, Everything happened in this game, Yes, this was a successful season. This year's team will long stand out in Lake- side history as one of the most powerful teams ever to play in the league, And even though the championship slipped out ol' our grasp, we ourselves have the satisfaction of knowing we were the league's best.