Lakeside School - Numidian Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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SOPHOMORE CLHSS The Class of '52 is proud of its accomplishments during the 1949-1950 school year. We have had our athletes, our scholars, and our socialites: our leaders and our followers. We have had our exams and vacations, our wins and losses. All these things have made us proud, and with them we feel satisfied. There is one issue, however, which we deem of considerable importance-our future. It is to this future that we must dedicate our present actions, since a solid foundation is essential if we are to do something for Lakeside in our future years. With this goal in mind the question naturally arises, What can we give to the school in the next two years? both of a temporary and a more permanent nature. In our Iunior and Senior years we can contribute to Lakeside our efforts toward a good Student Government a group of reliable leaders and enjoyable school years This aspect nevertheless is only of secondary importance Concerning the other and primary phase of the question that of a contri butron to the school of lasting good an outstanding class at Lakeside could do much to increase the already fine reputation of the school Handicapped by the old Northwestern tradition of sending boys East to get an education the school 1n the past has not been able to grow and expand as rap1dly as it otherwise could have done An outstanding class could do much to lighten the competition of the Eastern schools It is toward this ideal that the Class of 52 IS headed We are striving to con trrbute to Lakesrde something that will bulld it into a better school for those who will follow us lt is with this hope that the Class of 52 eagerly awalts its future at Lakeside RAY GRAHAM Class of 52 at www M W vttwwrikt www' ww 'M 'ffflllwerk Milf hw QQ MW H xiii? 'Wit wwlemf Q 29 I . , , . 1 I ' I 1 . - . . . . . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . I . . I I ' 4 is g ., 17, fy M A A gf P AN? Yi? X 31. . 1 ,S K t ,U .. ug.. he ' ttf,-'-,yum-:az-s.m-75 ,vt ,, ' ff,fg1g?4:fq3:sifft+T4v, , ' ,t . w:fgly.,wA:z x .ggw I ,w,M,,, ,t , f,y,e5,,.,,,,k+,, . A A , ... ,,,, A h 73, M.t,..A, ls! f up , P f- 2 . - ,,22.,t. we f. r V E r b. X 131 1 W, :eil-ent rf.m , sM-4w,.w,, ' Mgt i n-., 1 iz ft :'Qil , 442145 .wr-f ,ffh l...,,4 I N fs ' 9'1 - Y-fr 25237 A X iflg MLM ' '. WV. 'X Qgvilfkt