Lakeside School - Numidian Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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FHCULTY In the past year, the Lakeside Faculty has made several of the most outstanding contributions in the history of the development of Lakeside. Completion of the financing and direction of the construction ofthe chapel has been one of Mr. Adams' principal tasks this year. The Reading Pro- gram under Mr. Cantonwine and Mr. Eiseman's Remedial Reading in- struction have been the most significant advances from an academic standpoint. That Hamilton Man has continued to contribute under- standing and vast energy to his work as Boys' Advisor and to the Guid- ance Program. The most successful new extracurricular activity has been Mr. Harris' upper school Art Classes embracing three groups with sixteen students participating. Mr. Marx' successful organization and guidance of the new Athletic Council has become recognized as a most important step toward expansion of effective Student Government at Lakeside. As we survey the year's accomplishments of each other member of Lakeside's faculty, we must pause to recognize and appreciate Mr. Bleak- ney's success in overcoming physical obstacles to complete his always inspiring class programs and to revive for Lakeside's future one of her finest traditions, the Lincoln Forum. As the year closes, the Faculty of Lakeside does not rest upon the accomplishments of this year, but looks forward to expansion of the worthwhile things that have occupied its attention, to assistance in the development of Student Government and the Honor System at Lakeside and, perhaps with expectation of a sense of considerable relief to the gradual reduction of red-tape in the functioning of the Lakeside organization. sw'- Us -L. .T v-..,....... 1-. PM-A..l.5'T..- 8 T F , Nm bal- Q. Q. Y L-9 S'-uv K,

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