Lakeside School - Numidian Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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West Central District Tournament LAKESIDE vs. oRT1NG With Fratt and Bordeaux barely recovered from a sick spell, Lakeside lost a close game, 43-37. The game was in doubt until the final minutes, and might have been won had the foul shooting been more accurate. LAKESIDE vs. CHIMACUM Playing first-grade ball again, the Lions had no trouble with the Cowboys, and won, 51-24. LAKESIDE vs. YELM Yelm gave the home team plenty of fight before going down to a 52-45 beating. Brown scored sixteen and Bell fifteen points. LAKESIDE vs. EATONVILLE Staging a terrific second-half comeback, the Lions reached the State Tournament by virtue of a 43-40 victory. Eaton- ville led at one time by seven points. State Tournament LAKESIDE vs. Harrington made a terrific comeback in the dying moments of the game to come within five points of edging Lakeside. Fratt's twenty points provided the 52-47 margin. LAKESIDE vs. Kalaxna., the state champions, proved too much for the Lions in a 54-34 contest. Behind only two points at the third quarter, the team couldnit match Kalamais fourth-quarter pace. LAKESIDE vs. Pine City, a school with 13 boys, eliminated Lakeside from further tournament competition in a 31-29 encounter. Lakeside was off and the Bobcats were on. gs ZQX N EE iii s 5 '- iii. af E Z' 53' - Q. :?iulIlFl1'.l.i i ' ifnih ci? I Z-Q is x'N 28 QQ

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BACK ROW: Bale, Guenther, Etheringlon, Fratt, Symons, Bordeaux, Jensen. MIDDLE ROW': Bushnell, Paterson, Farrell, Masters, Goss, Anthony, Rutherford. FRONT ROW: Dracably, Dayan, Weskil, Bishop, Youell, Henke, Shannon. Track The season started with the following eight lettermen reporting from last year's state cham- pionship team: Guenther, who tied for first in the high hurdles, Fratt, who placed fourth in the discus, Anthony and Anderson, who teamed with Guenther and Wiseman to place second in the 880 relayg Goss, low hurdler and alternate in the relay, Bale, milerg Etherington, quarter-milerg and Bordeaux, high jump, shot put and discus man. The Iettermen have been ably supported by Bishop, Farrell, Paterson, Henke and Symons in the distance events, Masters, Dracably, Weskil, Shannon, Symons and Dayan in the field events and Youell, Cronkhite, Rutherford and Bushnell in the sprint and hurdle events. The team has won all its meets thus far by comfortable margins with the exception of the Centralia Relays, where Lakeside placed third with twenty-two points among the twenty-one com- peting schools. Centralia won the meet with thirty-four poins and Renton was second with twenty-six points. Lakeside won the 880 relay event for the second straight year and Guenther Y replaced Weisman as the hundred yard dash winner. The shot put relay placed third with one hundred and seventy-three and one-half feet, Fratt placed fourth in the discus and the 440 relay - team placed third. For the seventh consecutive year Lakeside won the league championship in track and quali- fied a number of men for the district and Stale meets. Outstanding times and distances for the year are as follows: 5- High hurdles ...,..............................................,....... 15.2 Guenther 100-yard dash ......... .,.,........,.. l 0.3 Guenther gyfixxz 220-yard dash .,..,.,.. .,.......,......... 2 3.0 Guenther Shot put ........... ........ 4 8 ft. 6K4 in. Fratt E Broad jump ....,... ,..,.,. 2 0 ft. 1 in. Guenther Z Hi h 'um ,....., ........ 5 ft.8 in. Bordeaux EE Discus' ..... ............... 148 ft. Fratt Q' 55 . 3x tt' T lx ' - 1 This year's record: ig,-I-'Uni W Dual Meet-Lakeside 63, Prep 50. League RelaysfLakeside 28, Mt. Si 17, Issaquah 9, Bothell 9. Centralia ReIaysACentralia 34, Renton 26, Lakeside 22. Triangular Meet-Lakeside 71, Edmonds 28, Overlake 9. 5 ' : Northern Division, S. V. I. A.-Lakeside 68, Bothell 37, Overlake 8. Tit ' 4 1 e E if-- .. Q ' '- :E 30