Lakeside School - Numidian Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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63 5 QEX as 'E Z5 X 5 EE ? ' X- .. .R -5,7-'ff ROW 1: fleft to riglxtj : Brock, Haury, Brink, Calvert, Weskil, Youell, Pohl, Bishop, Whitlock, Vance. ROW 2: Dracably, Wilson, Swlnson, Gill, Whithed, Burns, Parsons, Bnillargeon, McCreery, Drumheller. ROW 3: Anthony, Lung, Heussy, Clarke, Farrell, Simonsen, Grieve, Hollister, Farmin, Anderson. ROW 4: Mr. Hamilton, Howe, Olmslead, Rich, Cuyant, Wiswall, Masters, Sundfelt, Normann, Jackson. Sophomore Class Forty-one strong, the sophomore class is not only the largest in Lakeside his- tory, but also one of the most active. Starting the year more than one hundred dollars in debt as a result of the track record board given to the school, the class officers, Terry Weskil, Tom Youell, Peter Heussy and Charles Olmstead, headed an aggressive campaign to balance the budget. Two school movies and a class party brought them into the black. Mr. Hamilton's boys are proud of their group participating in varsity sports: Cappy Clarke and Pete Heussy' in footballg Terry Weskil in basketball, Ferris Dracably, Pete Bishop, Rod Dayan and Tom Youell in track, and Bill Calvert, Peter Heussy and Stan Long in baseball. Ferris Dracably represented the class on the Dormitory Council. .lim Anthony, Tom Youell, Cappy Clarke and Terry Weskil deliberated with the Senate. 3 5 j - .' Ek Ng fe 4: f- Elk. , as N U i T x W ,L Ill cccccc 'j- E- Six 17

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ROW l: Pottsehmidt, Dexter, Donnan, Kohmen, Giese. Bell, Broughton, Symons. ROW 2: Burcllard, Davies, Dunn, Canty, Graham, Sinky, Stenzil, Ellis. ROW 3: Rutherford, Howgate, Frayn, Bannick, Wahl, Gray, Paterson, Clapp Davin. ROW 4: Mr. Engleson, Sargent, Middleton, Warren, Vale, McFadden, Thelm, Burlingham, Shaw, Donaldson. Freshman Class Thirty-five strong, the class of '52 looks forward to playing an increasingly significant role in the life of the school. ln this first year their activities have been directed by Nick Jordan, class president, Jim McFadden, vice-president, Frank Donaldson, secretary-treasurer, and Drury Pifer, sergeant-at-arms. ,lim McFadden was Dorm Council representative and Dick Rutherford sat with the Senate. As athletes, the group shows evidence of ability: Bannick, Rutherford, Thebo, Vale and Wahl in football, Broughton, Ganty and McFadden in basket ball, Paterson and Pottschmidt in track, and Bannick, Sargeant and Symons in baseball. Equally in scholarship, the class has gotten off to a good start. Davies, Donnan, Graham, Jordan, Sargeant, Synlons and Stenzil all show keen interest in collecting gold stars. The social life of the year was culminated by a gathering at the Mercer island home of Mathew Clapp on May 21. v 13 Z5 QQX 2. iii ' s f- if it rfff ' is is sf? 1 X lM:lf!,.llt Nl ' Es- N'x 18 52