8 N Ofl ROD DAYAN edztor N U M I D , I 'M X A at 9 5 1 DEDIC T10 1 rt 'N 1 N 1- . - .1 .- 1 1 1-1111 S1 11111 1r1111f I 11 Nl 1 . - - - -fr Nl 1011 111.1 1 rl. Ill .1-111 rx 111 -1 N - .1 I1 1 .1 Cl 11r1. ll 11 r1111f'h I lt N1 X11 11 N - - 1 1' Ill 1 Q1 11.1 -1.1111 .1r f- or -11 .1 1 s.1r1 tl . .- 1' . 1 . 1' -1 It 11- .1111 1' - - N - - . . .11 1r111111.1t11111 111 ll 1 111111 11-1 - . 1 r - 1.1 w Ill 1 1 ju'-t .11111 .1 11' . . N- w . - 111111 . R11 11-rt ililllllN 1111s 1111111 1111111 111 1111p.1r11 11 111 1 111-1 .1111111t 111111 1 11111 11f 11 .1r11l11g: I' 1111 H Q U 1 IllIl 15 1 1 N 1 ill ll l - 1 1 1 w ll 1 1.1 Ml 1111111411 thu- 1101111 111 H0111 rt Sllllt 1.11111 1 .1 N1 .111 1 fr11 2 R111 1- ,-X11'1111. 111: 1'11r sixt1-1-11 y1-'111' 111-'1 1111'1.'t1-r 11' I..k-u' - .' -1 1. D1 ' F 1 - Q ll'f hip vi.'i1111 for 1111- 2, 11wlh 11f 1111- J -1 1 'I- 11iz1-11 ' 1111- 111'. - 1 IIS 1111- i111'ir111111'y. N11-fX11isI1-r 111111.'1-. 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' 11 1 .'lll1. 3 Facult Lf FRONT R017 Small Fngtltn l-no-man Keaton fanlonwme U-HA ROW Hnrnx Worx Wciuskey Lambert Ham nxnul Iarrmplun Ulnn john n Q FRONT ROW Pnce Hlmxllon Biflk RUF eaknev Logan bold-mnh 4 C O C Q ' Q 5 , - , N ju' ' C 1 ' 9 , 3 '- AL , K 'A Q- S A I H-1.. .,.. 1 ' ' r -, ' mg' , ,Ak 5 4 ' , X. ,Q I' Q . . , 4 ' ' 0 A f vb Q - Y- I ' 'Q ' f' ' . x A. f ' I4 -, r, A B. Z I. x -in :N V ' I K. A I 1 I 4 ,I 1 , n 1 ? ,Y ' 1 0 ' , I ' .' 2 ' , A . .A :' 'g Bl ,, , ' , ' . QQ! P. '54 'JW' .gl 21 awww! A 95 4 :if ...x-IVF mei' -rv 9 Lt- vu-v M qi, .v-. 1 5 xr. A. ? g 'W'-NX H ii 1' 43 x wr! J W! X Wm , Q 5 vig iixfgjif R Q Ebifjii 7 , . Z ff f 4 f I f XXX ' f N' J CT X ,M f 1-ZA XX F K N na ...f 3 E -ll 21:5 I N rg Q 5 . K ? i A :ll ' a X. 2? I, V' ' ? I -,,.. . J flllllu My ' ' 9 Q J , --'55 N11 7 :E ' 1,1 -1 5 Z A52 X :Sz 'f QCP as 54.-ff' ,ff X ,awww i ff : ,it-cfugr 'N ff' x-by-'25f...1 wr 1 - .,,, 6 James Anthony 1.1p- 11111 - . ll r 11 If -111111r 1 .1N- - 1 111 1111 111 111111 11111 IIN .1rr1w.1 di .1 fr1 wl1111.111 Illl l1.1- 111 V1 r 11r 111 lllt 11ff1111l1 1.1-lv dll! 1.1- .1 wax- .1--u11111 .1 1 .11 lllf' r111 If 11 111 N 1111 Ill 1 N1 11.1111r 11r 1111r W1 .IFN N11 T1 dI'Y 11 11 Nllll 1 ll IW 111 IIN 1111111r Nl dl' . Ill 1 Illl - 1x. ll 1' 11 Ill 1 I1 N1 11111 1 1-11 1 Ill 11 1 I1 11r111111111111 llll 1.1- .1 wav- 11 1 ll ll llirl 111 -111 .1- IIN wo 1l11IN 111 111111 1111 1.1 dlll 1.1- tl 1.1 WI QN 1 1 ll' .1 111 won 11 1111 1.111 11111111110 r1111w dll! w.1- .111 .1 11 .11'111 . I1 - .111 ll 111 1 - w Ill 1 s. 1 111111 llld Illllg llIN 11111111111 .1 11111 11 1 I1 1.11 111 Nl 111 . r 1 1 .-N Ames Bazllargeon H N ll 0 ll ll HH Y Ur YN 0 Sl dr' IIN 'I ll1l'd ll 1 0 N 1 41 11 PI1l0'r 1 H15 1.1- 111.111 lllll .111 1111 IN 11 11-1 D1 llll 111 111 11 I1 lat If - 11' 1111 H 1 111 1'1111111111l1 Hldllllll vs.1,11111 1.1- 111111111 1 f.11111l1.1r 1111111 w111111111f 111v111 1111 1lllV1 11.11 Peter Bzshop - 1 ll 1 N r wx s .111 . . 1 1.1- .1111 ll 1 gl ff . 11 1r11 .1r 1 1.111 1 .1 1 - 111111 r1111r1l 111 . . - . . 1.11 11- u11111r W1 .1r ,111 11.11 .1 Q11 .1 11111 Fllldll 11 11.1lfl1a1 1111 1 IIN 11 .1r - llldIlllll0Il'fllIll1l1V1ll qport- l10w1 V1 r 11.111 11111 1111 ll lllf onls f11 111 1 1111 .1w11r 1 w.1- Vlll 1r1-11111 111' 1 ll 1311111111 1 ll 1 .1111 11 .111 11 1 . NN - 1 . 1 .1 -11 1111111 Tdlllllli' ill!! 11N I JUIIIOI' Melvzn Btmk 1 1.11111 111 .1 1-111 lll 111 j11111or 11.1r .11111 -111111 1112111111111-11 lllll -1' .1 .1 W1 1 11 T1 lI'1NlllldllV1 fr11111 111111 rox wlt 19111 111111 11111111 llldt -.1v111 111111 for l11 WdN 10llllllll8llW lil11ll0fl .1l111111 l'11'1ng from 1111- 111u111r1 11111 11.111 1111 S1'I'l0ll9 Nl1lf'. 110111-v1'r. 111- 1lll'llf'1l 11111 for war-111 11111111111 ln l'llN ldil 11-ar and H1-rv1'1l on 1111' -1r1111 11-.1111 'I l11-r1- lllx fllllgllll .1g.1111-1 1111' fn'-1 11'.1111 1lax .1111-r 11.11 dllll r1-1111-11 1111 1.111g1111l1' r1-111g111t11111 for ll 7 l'1-rl' .' 1 Ill. 1111' 11111.'1 '11'1iv1' lll1'f 111- s f 11 ' ' llilf ll.. J' A 1 ,.J' , . sl'k- -1' l1'. 1 . .'.' -l'l-'I',, 1-. , 1l'.' ff'--s' -1 f f film l-1 11111 ' l ' -' . '1 l1I1- 1:1 -. l1'l' 1, ffi1'1' ' 1 ' 5 'l 1. lr-. 1' fl-11 - -'LJ' l'x'l ,'.'l-' II rts '.'l'.'1'1' If 1l'll' ll-.Ak-l'll '1l1'.'1'fY':1l'.' f'll -' ll'1' tl' l - ,.'l'1l ' 1 'll--',. - f 1'11'k '.,li111 hu: ' '-111111 l'sl -l1ll1hi.' l'l-111 111 - . 1lll' ' ' 'in- tai ' I ' 's - 1' 1 - I-' 1' gg :'1 l'1 s11f 111' '1'1.'r. .-X11 21 1111' 1111'r f1l11- stl 11' 1 l 1-' f 1 ' 125 ,1- ' -lly l11--1 111111-1 f r 111: 1 llll -r'1 work. .4111 il l -111 ll 1 ,L 111111 'r. ,-'1 1-.' ,Yip 11215 111r111-11 in Fllllll' l'1'lllill'liillDl1' s11111s 11f s1'l111111 111'tivi111-s. This skill 1 lu' 'l'1' ' ' l'.'1'.'zll- 1 l-' f1l ' 11.1.1.1 ll , D, .., l,l.l.. .1 . K.-P . P1't1111a.' l1-1- 11 1,uk1'.'1111- f11 -'1-' '11111 111 11111 11 111- 1 ' --1111- plisl -1 ' ,.r1 11 l'z11. A tl y1-' 1-111-r11' 11 1r'1'11. lll' S1-1 111 ' .'1'l -' ' llll' 111il1- 'lllll w'1i 1'11-1'11-11 1 1pt'1111 111 1111' 1-' ll 111 ' . 1 , . i . ..k 11f-1 111- '---1 '. l'1 1' ' '111 Ill' 1s--- r1'1' f 111- 1'1'1 .'.'. 1111111 111 1115 S1-1111111 y 1r. P1-1 - 'lr ' 1111' ,I.'..l-I .. 11.1 .. 1 ll. k I .' 'S ' - .. .. . A. 1' . lf 's' '-ll-l'k-l 11 ' ' - 1, - N11-1-5 '. 1 1 William Calvert I .1 lllt llllN r 11fth1 old Qllldft ll' 111 n .1t l 1l11 -1111 for -nx Nt df' I ldrttl' .1t tn Nl loo ms hun lonv and 111111-sful HN llldllY offuew have llll ludc d junior 1la-- pn -1111 nt 1-1 lldlt nl1nxb1r for two v1.1rs, -11r1t.1rv tr1 INIINI' of tu fltillllldll 1 .nw pr1 Slllfilll of t e nt10mh 1 luh .md vl11 prul1l1 nt of th. 'wlllllt nt hods Also .1n .1 1 1t1 Bull w as .1 lru Nt 1r 1 trllldll In 1.111 1.1 .and 1 tw1rw1.1r l1 Il6l'llldIl Ill flltlllldll hc was .1n ahle llllb QUIIIIN tltor ln h.1-.lutball 1 h.1 hun .ln 11tlv1 1.1der lll .all IlllclNCN of N1 hoo I 1 Earle Chiles r 1 on1 f If I rr s n .1 1 11 It .1 1-.1d1 Ill lll' Jllllllll war H1 -oon 111.111 .1 nun1 for lllIllNl w hung eluted -tu1l1 nt hodw tr1.1sur1r and bv btlllllllllg .1 n11 nlber of th1 dorm illlllllll Ili w.1s also .1 -1 ndtor .1nd nn dlllVl p.1rt1L llldlll ln 1lub dfhlflll Caspar Clarke ldpps 1- one of thru llltIllbfl'Q of the ehte 51 v1n Y1 .lr lluh lornmv to th1 Q1 hool dN .1 Qlxth 1fr.1der he h.1G l1 ft .1n llllpft QQIVE' r11ord bc hind hun ln .1thl1tl1 h1 h.1N be en for thru wars cl foot hall l1n1rm.1n .1nd Wdi ln.1d1 .1 wt1rt1r on the tll St.1t1 B S1 hool lltillllll H1 h.1 h1l1l IlldlIW offlu 1 whllc .1t ludkl sld1 whnh lllllllflf' s11r1t.1rw dllll preQ1d1nt of th1 Bw I Club, vl11 pr1sld1nt of the wllIII0lllb fluh four wars ln the S1 n.1te, an1l s11r1t.1rv of the -tudc nt buds Cappw I l'Ig.lllfllllW dlkIl0Wlf'llgt d one of th1 1l.1ss l1 .1d1 r- Rodney Dayan Rod IN .1n11th1 r old tun1 r ln th1 1 l.1-- of Sl A ln1 lnher of th1 'iflltlt nt hodv for sux v1 ara, Rod gr.1du.1t1 G di Vdlt'fllit0l'ldIl 'l reaQurer of the 1l.1ws senator -e1ret.1rw of the Wl1lt1oll1b Club, and 1dltor of the 'Vumulzan .1r1 th1 Offlll whuh h1 hae capahlw flllc 1l during hm st.1w .1t I.1k1wl1l1 H1 n1v1r :num 1l .1 Sl h0l.1stl1 quarter wh1n hls nanu was not on the bold Star and Honor Roll lute Bfulllll Q taking an active p.1rt In so1l.1l .11tlvltl1s, Rod was an .athlete Ht waq .1 starting guard on thu V4 .1r 4 championship football If .un Rod also pl.1v11l dub h.-mketball dllll waq .1n lndlspcnflahh llll lnh1r of the traek t1 .1m Rods re1or1l IS proof enough of the le.11lu'Hh1p and 3bllltW he pmqe-esce 8 F errzs Dracobly Fe rrlw, I alee -lele s one re pre we lltdllVt from Rawmonel ha be e n a me mhe r of the -tuele nt boelw for four we arw X three we ar le tte rman I traek .mel a two var etterman In ra- et yall rae, a- ll u-luallw ealle el ele ve lope el mto an e xtre me ls ve r atnle athlete Pe ffl' wae alio note el for ht flne -en-e of humor He ha- been trea ure r of the Browne ll Flub anel -eere tarw of the elorm illllllill the latte r I an exeeee mg, w exaetln Job ane one whle h he hane ee eom re te ntlw No one wall for-'et t It Stall-tle lan George Drumheller feorge has been one of the qulete t xeflt e re --e el men ln the e ass A fine g.olfe r he won lllN letter on the golf wquael as we ll aw attain mg the rank of harpwhoote r on the rifle te am be orge IN al-o note el for hl ele pe nelabllltw, e vlele neeel hw the was he hanelleel the launflrw room elurmg his QPIIIOI' wear Pa w to 'ret alonlf wlth, Ge orge wafe a re al aw-et ln the ll0I'llllI0l'V C Blair Dyson Blalr eame to Lake tele ln hu- jumor xe ar From the start he entered lnto nume ron- 3lllVltlt N lhrough mue h work Blair became one of tle west p lotoffrapher ln tle -e hoo with ht- talent he aeeom ph-wheel a gre at eleal for the Taller anel the Numlelmn ln both hm junior anel -e mor wear- Golf anel te nmQ were hw mam IIIIPTPQIQ athletleallw Blair alQo Qerweel on Gee ve ral elanee COIllllllltPLi, round mg out a bueeeeeful two years at the sehool Robert Farrell Bob has, m hm own qunet was been one of the Q1 holastlc mamstave of the QQIIIOI' ela Q qlllll the orwlnatlon of the Honor Roll Bob hai fre que ntlw reeelve el ltw extra prlvnlegei XS eoedltor of the Tatlefr, anel lincoln Forum flnalwt Bob extenele el hlS QCh0l3illI' prowess lnto extra currneular flelele Bob has ako been actnve ln varextv track for three sears 9 Matthew Grzeve 1 11111111 1 1 . 11111 1.111 YI 111k.1111 11111111 1 N1 .1 1 . 1 . 11 1 11 11111111 ll 1 1 1 11111 1 1.11 .1 11.111 1 11 111 Nl .11 11 .11 lXl I1 .1r ml 11111 .1v1r.1g11 .1111 IIN 11111 X1 .IFN 1111 1111 VdI'Hl 1 11 1.111 . . . . 11 1 . 111 lllllll1,ll' Davzd Haury N1 111 . 111 1.1 1 .11 1111111.1r11r1 r.11 . ll 11 .1 1 1 . 1 Xl 1.1r1 .1 11.11 YN 1.1r11 1 1.11 1 1.1 .1111 1r11 N1 .IFN 1111 1 1.1r1111 1.111 11.111 111 f11111 ld 1.11 11111 1 1 1.11 111 I1 1.111111 .1111 11.11 1111 111 111.11 lll 1111 1.1111 1 Ill 1 1 111111 r1111r1 11.111 11.11 .11 01111 I1 dl IW Larry Hays . 1 . 1 . . 111.1 .1 lld r 1111111 . 1 111. 1 111' . la 1 1 1 IIN .111 1111111 11 .1 llllxf 1111 ll 111 1 ll 'll JI 1 11 1111 111' hllllllll' 1 ff llll 1 . 1 .11 1r1.11 11 1 1' Ull H Ill '0 dl IIQYIIIU 1111 Illllllbl I' 1 U It Nl lhl 1lN Peter Heussy 111111 r 1111 111111 r 11 11 1' 1 1 1 ld' '11 ll 111 11.1r1 .1 N11 111111.11 1111.11 11 111111 1111111111 11 ll' .11111 .1 11 111 1 11.11 .1 1v111 Nl .1r 11 111 r111.111 111 f0011.1 1111 mg 1111 1.1r11 r 11 id 11.1111 11 1 ll It .1111 .11111 di .11111.11f111 fu11b.11k 1011- .1 111 l1111r11 .111 1.1 11r 1r11 1. 1 1 1111 1r111111 11 FQ' lllldll 11.1 1 11r1 1.111 ll 1 11 -p111o111or1 1 .111. .1111 11 T111 .1n .1 .1r1111 of 1111111 1111 V1 111111111111 I 11111 .11111 1111- 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I A-1 .. t,. t- W Guy Hollzster lfuv, onc of the most versatllc mc mbers of thc claw, camc to lake Qlllf as a -ophomorc Qmcc thcn hc has madc an lmprc--lvc rccord both a a mc mbcr of thc -tudc nt bodw and as an athlc tc lll offtccs mc ludc vlcc IlI'CSlIlf nt of the Bug. l Klub sccrc tarw of thc Brow nc ll C lub, ucc prc illll nt of thc -c mor claws, and -c nator A two wear cttc rm an Ill football baakctbill :nd track lynx was a hu-fh -c orc r ln all thru spout- Ht- football rc cord wa- lllgllllglllf cl bw ln clc c tion as an all leaffuc back Gus wax a cleflnltc aclchuon to thc clas- Blake Howe a c ht bccn pcrhap onc of thc hardc-t worlur ln thc cla ol Hc has never avoided difficult coursc- and haa Somehow alwavs won the bold star l'lnQ ls no Inc an ta-k m ltsclf but Btn has adclc cl to thus thc chalrmanahlp of hc vc ral dancc 2 and an ac IIVQ part tn all phasw of school lnfc lhcsc accumulatcd achlcvcmentq are brought to a flltlllg close with thc acldltlon of onc of thc most lllfl-lLllll ta ks ln thc sc hool thc co cclltorslnp of thc Tatlcr Frank Jackson Frank IS bc at known around the Gchool for hm abllxtv aa an artnet HN cartoons havc added much to current 'Iatlc ra and thu Qame talent haa made lnm lIltllQIl9llidblf where dance dec 0I'dll0llS arc concerned lrank was also actlve ln club baseball, club football and track Malcolm M cC reery ln his flvc vcarq attendanc e, Mac ham been elneflv noted for hw dbllllllS aa a -xtudc nt lheqe capabnlxttes havc bec n brought out ln his exccllc nt work wlth thc 'I atlcr staff Mat IQ also more lllllSlCl3Il than most people rc-ahve, he haa been for three vears a member of the glee club, and hts df'llV6 gultar has been an integral part of the badly nclclcled school band Soren N ormann rc ll 111otl1c r lllt mln 1' of tlu ll 1 1r l1 lN ltllllrlllll 11 .1111 Nt 11No work 1111l 11 w 1 IIN me of the 1' 1111 - 1.1- rl - ll l11.11l o tm 1111 1 lutrn 1l 1o1111111ttu wluc ll 1 nt 11l- manw ll0lllN of vsor 011 f lllll or It 111 1111 IOIIIII 1 1 cv r1 IN - Buaux IIN IIN mor or 1 11111 to11 am IIN 11111 Nl I0 .1st1f stan: nw, Sort ll won tln SIIWQ r Nl: ll 1l for thf Jlllll0l' 1ontr1l111t1111' IIIUHI to th. 1 1 of the Nl loo ormn 1.1 too t lt -110111 111' lut '1ll0ldillL .1 nraffc 111 the 1 1 Charles Olmstead mil. 1 llu llrtl 1111 .1 lllt Ill ur o lt S1 v1 ll Xear Flux has to lu- 1 rf cllt two w .1r-1 as 1 varwltv lf ttf Tllldll Ill football Chuck a- also sc rve rl IN the sn rg: mt at arm- of both tlu l lI 0ll Club anf tn JUIIIUI' 11.1-N 1 llllllx furtlur aulc 1l th. Par-on 1.111-1 ln an 111 f thur l11-kntball tn .1111 to ln .1 -tronff 1ont1n1l1r for the dub 111.1111 Ill0Il5lllp Aldrzdge Pease -Kl1lr11lg:c mann to Lake -nl: ai a if n1or and rapullw bc-canu a favor lt: IIOI onlw wlth the dorm bow but also Wllll the flaw wturlenw H1 was a wtanrlout 1 ml fol the Browne ll football te ann, and .1 bf tt: r than au raw shot on the rlflc -quail Xlflrlflffc was a dt fllllll, addl IIOII to th. dorm llllq Nl ar Gordon Peterson Sam ldlllf to Laka -ul: from Portlaml at the hi Ullllllllg of ln- Jlllll0l' we ar llllllltllldll lx lu lllldlllt .1 ke w man ln all club HIIIVIIIPQ The bow rapullw ell-1 ove re fl too, that fforzlv could be I'f'llf1l upon to Ofgdllllf and 111 vc lop .1 good dam 1 , and conu que ntlv he haG alwavs bun 1n lltllldllll .14 a 1l.111u lhdlfllldll But the G1 wire not the only fu lalw le ft opmn to hllll and bordv nvoalefl thw bv dolng an Lxfel lcnt Job af- pre 1-1111 nt of tlu Pareon Llub th1e war I2 Robert Przce r attenele mor wear on 1 ru ln ld tlne neeanle notee or IIN idllillt wlt ane ln- dlJIlllY to get along wlt 1 otherx l,lll'lll the we ar h1 wa appolnteel ehalrnlan of the Wlareh o nne -1 1 onnnlttee dllll 1 ff11t11l quite a su11eb-ful 1 rlve James Richards nn another me nlbe r of Illlflldllll -oelets Kdlllf to lalu lele ln hn- junnor we ar ln two we lr- he lnanalfe el to eompe te ln eluh football, .lwltw oot ra , dll! vir-I W ru n IIN lrst ew w1e at Nl hool, nn he1alne a we ll le a1l1 r late r h1 was Vll e pre -11le nt of t lo l ar-ons anel a llllllllllt r of both tlll ll0I'lll eounexl anel the se nate Donald C razg Smzth on hax litlll at 1 esle 1 or two we in elurnw that tune he as eonle well 1 tl rw everxone exen thou' 1 h1 lldllN from a 1 near lortlanel ln all arounel llllll athlete Don w is eoeaptaln of the Brownell football wquael a Brownell baQkethall and baseball le tterln ln, anel a -1 rgeant at arnw of the same L uh John Sundfelt A b tl 1 ll l I I I f 1 1 os lt ma- 1 IH eou 1 a wav- 1 1' 11 Ill ll ron or e x ra Cllfrltll ar task- ohn ha Npe nt lllN xeiar- at l ake Nule Ill ohxe ure but llllp0l'IdI'lt Jobe H1 -erwe1l on the txeket eomnnttee lllll'lll the football and IHS e- ra -ea-on- ane wa- lt mann erlve e une ef Q1111'e'QQ u l lc tl ll I tl I b l l th f l Junior 101111 NNIOIIH lle ha lift n e 1 re tarw tre asure r of the' rlfle 1 lub for three sears earmn-f hw Bar V John has alwau nnaele the clags l t l h h l l l ll l f l t we Come 1 11s onm w ere no lab me 1 some wone er u par new I3 Peter Tramm Pete ln hu- unassunmw manner sometunes ereates a false nnpre s '-l0ll of llldt tlvlts lle ha-, howe ve r alwaw- been an nnportant faetor ln s mort- ne -tartu at em for tha- wears varsltw eleven was an Important tow on thu- war- var-ltw basketball team and has pltehed on the wir-Its baseball squad for two wears Be sides hxs lllllIl6I'0llN -port- d1llVlllt' lt la- -ervee capa s as serve ant at arm- of the mor ell Wzllzam Vance Bull, a ge attle lte 1 one of tho e few people to be equallv endowed wlth the lft of both tthletu und lnte lleetual 3bllllW though he IS neither a star on the basketball floor nor a ve mus lll the classroom, his consistent hard work has e nabled hun to set a record far above average Bull s work on the var-utw baske thall team has been be nefl ual to all and he has bee n a constant Cold Star Wlllllffl' Rzchard Werttemberger Duck IS vet another membe r of the group that has been at the school since the seventh grade Hn- pe rpetual air of good humor has made hlm a campus standout Dlek l perhaps best known, however, for his soual and skung dLllVlllLN Terry Weskzl Terrv s llfe at Lake side has been spent Ill varlous offlees he has been a senate lnembe r for four ve ar-4, on the dorm eouncll for two- actmg as v1ce president ln hu-1 senior vear the vlce president of the Brownell and Bug L clubs, the vlce presldent of the class, and the presldent of the student bodv Terrv IS also re eogmved as one of the school s outstanding athletes, bemg a three wear basketball and a two year track letterman , he clunaxed thls record by bemg elected captain of the basketball squad m his senior vear. I4 WW Robert Whzthed lhe 'Iatler staff will be the flr-.t to agree with our praise of Bob- work at the -sehool ht- qulek wlt anel re aelw pe n have kept manw a Ialceileler ln stltehee 'lhe 'Ialler however wa- not the onlw outlet for Bob G ene refs, for he Mai an aetlve partlelpant Ill mans rather lllilglllfll ant but neee-.sarw ta lv about the ehool Wzllzam Wbztlock 'lhrough hue eletermmatlon anal eonatant effort Bill ha ln his lllldiillllllllg wat, heeome a Stalwart on the traele team HIS effort:- have not been .llllllfl el to traek howe ve r for he Maw an Important factor ln football on thx- wears B wquael He was al-o an able. member of the rlfle team Thomas Youell ln his six vearfl at Lake slele 'lom has ape nt moQt of hm tame ln one offlee or another, he has been see retarw treasurer, vlce president, and twlee pre Qlele nt of the elaia, anel wae prealele nt of the Brownell Club Tom s three ve'arG aw a traek le tte rman have also made hlm an aetlve member of the Bug, L Club lunet and conse rvatlve, Tom IQ well lnleeel anel has stlll found time to wm his share of the Gold Stars Gene Sherwood Gene came to Lake e-tele as a jumor and qmeklv maele a name for hnnse If bv wmmng flrfat rank ln the rnfle club But Ce ne IS perhaps best known for two things hm love of booki and hw musical abllltv Hts sax became one of the leading pleces m the new school band which he was instrumental ln starting. I5 Senlor Class Wlll e the 1 .nw ef ml ef the ldlee-lele Sehoel heme' of ounel mmel elo lIl1llXl1llldllX anel m Con eert pulrlleh .mel elee are lln- our .1 Ml .ine te -tame ll I I I1 Jlllllllfl N1 l1dX1 I1 I'l 'l 0 I'lIIl lt I cl I1 Y tlllll P N ot1e een 1 l1llll1DI'1N ee r .un we Ill0I'- wnll Mr lldmmone e t1e fre Nllllltll we eeee o11r ee ln tuelx ld 1m hlllll0IlN le.1xeN lll lllgll I'el1ll pft of ,.1l1 to Mr ll.1m1lton Wll01l01SfdlI'lN well hw lumse n1e - .11 .nrefe on Ml IIN neat well elre-Reel .1ppe.1r.1nee .mel lllN motorexele hoot- to Norman Bram hflow e r o Xrmln Re mlm 1 lne que llll11 tle -o t XOI11 mel quletn1.1nnerl-m-of Pete B1 101 N e lirmle l1ll1l1l'lS wnll ln- f1ut.1r .me llot Uoefe llour r.1ello -how to John Hurling 1.1m B1 1dl1e rt le .ue - .xx n111el1 of lllN UllllllPllllX A l1e e.1n hear to lldI'tW1llll to Mort Praxn o el NI ithe NNN Hoel ILIXJH leunex lux A DI 1 s o .1- lll ne e 11e -t1on- ln S Hu- orw errl- lraeolvlx wlll ll Nll 1 tle ll mlnel to 'llr It elrx e e lleu-ex o emn 1 we e- ln- well worn hoole llxpnotl m of the Uppo-xte Sex to Harm Sdrve-nt that olel -moothx 1 e Howe llelIl1lN elow ll w1tl1 proper pomp .mel ee re monx lux -ee Ill f esel e o o xle ,le se o 1 l.1rre ll he que 1 l1 IIN epue exe nmef- .nt llUIIl1 to lirouffhton 1,.1nts and 1.1rpen er N dtthe w 1 rlexe wlll lllN lo11el re welx IlldI1ll1I't0 1 lne 1l1.me er o olge r lirlnle Nl lleolm Me1reerx le .ue - lu- .lt 1 e ll 111 1 S Don 1 new Snnth 111111 fIIldllN ,ln Holllste r le .nee l11 exee'--ne euppls of tape anel lrrdeu to thee athletic -ta fe ne 5 I1 rwooel lenne- lu- elo les Ml h t1e 1oxex l.1unerx dr 1l11le e .ne p.1rt of 111- allowemee to Matthew 1 lnpp hut onls p lrt, he s eull trune' to fi 'ure out .1 was to take II w1tl1 lnm 11e orge Drumheller lease 5l0tIlld1lllIlP fl purelvre el two we .xr olel who won S11 63 lent Near at Santa Xnlta to Hiatt lxe llx 1 ares .mel Dondlelxon the 1 Il tre.1-ure helr dlwaw .arrw Haw ledw- lllN huge dppetlte to ,Inn S1 mon- ln hopee of .1 two hunelreel pounel taelele for next xedr N football -qudel ol1n Sunelfe It le .ue - Mr lIdllllll0I'l s offlee for tl1e first Ullle m four se .are Dlek V1 efrttemlrerffer le fue- Ins summer home to 11rdl1.1m Smith with whom he IS sure 1t will ve m11e 1 aetne eu v Honest Ierrv We lell .mel Slfdlghl forwdrel Tom Youvll hanel elown thelr .1 ll lllf m tl1e e.1mp.11gn for goxelrn me nt.1l 0ffl11 to SlIllllIl Jolmllull he Jeo 1le e lolee DD W l11tl1e el leune- IIN 1 ent .N -mooth ope r.1tor to 1 l111e k x1ldlHN 6 0 0 xx'-. - 11- eeee 1 'r , 5- .. -' ,. 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U.. ft x I.I .5 .1 Bel 1 lltel- ata I emor Class Prophecy It ls the ve ar l984 llltl we 1re NlI'0lllll4 dlllIltNHlV elow11 Sprague Avenue 111 Spokaloo Wdilllllglllll lhe ffuttural ery of I xtry' I xtry' He ad all about 1t' draws our dlltlIll0ll to the eorner ne wsstand The re bran e 1- 1111 f the Spolmloo Ihuly Ga ette 1 tl1e newsy, B1 l Yanee lh1s paper edlted bs that radte xl and erus ee lng lllllt kr tke r Hohe rt W h1tl1e el h ts he e Olllt the tlldllllbltlll of the oppre sse el lhe hold reel he aellnu de e lare I hamp K0 el Ill Seeond' Upon the pure hase of the paper anel a me kel tlp for the 11e wsv, we tll'4l0V1 r that the ehamp 11o11e othe r lhdtl Man Nlljllllldlll Ulm te ad lo t the llght he avy we lte r we wht erown to slugging be ne She rwood, the W alla Walla W alloper lhOllld Youe ll the poor man s fyeoree Gallup, illfllllt-QI 1n hr- 11at1on w1ele poll that Sherwood, obviously the dark horse , staged 11111 upset In 111e ans of h1s unorthodox rou11dho11 e rwht I pon further se dlllllllg of the pages we IIOIMQ the captlon ,laekson Three l1111e loser Por the fifth stralght Illllt, the Pdlldtlllllll o11e of Prank s Aurora nlght eluh strlng, has burned to the grounel As we re ad further we see that larrv Hays, more IIIUIIIZIUIV known as Nloose, has beeome Ndlllllldl High Aluekymuck of the bhl'llllI'9 Hts fez 1s elnhelllshed Wllh lndlan he ads fappy Clarke, well known New York playboy, was last seen Sdlllllg towarel the ,lamana Islands Wlfh half the Vassar student body on boarel, lns partmg remark to the press was Yo ho ho a11d a bottle of rum' Blake Howe after taktng graduate work at Harvard, Uxford a11d Nl l T has suffered a lllf llfdl dlsorder, and, as a re sult, has be eome a 11o1111nee for the pre sldeney of the Lnlted States Pete B1 hop author of the best se ll1ng novel 'lhe Lorreet lhlllg was reeently Jaded on a puhl1e dlSflll'hdllLC eharge Judge Robe rt Farrell standmg for 110 nonse nse, also Jaded Hugh MeCreery when he eo11t1nued, desp1te Judge Farrell s adn1on1t1ons, to pursue a11 untenable argument Matthew Crneve has heco111e the worlds greatest l1v1ng authorntv on flower arrangement Matt s IIIIIPI and pdtlCIlI ways have made h1n1 a real expert ln the f0lllfllll of tulles Aldrldge Pease has now eon1pleted tus flfth test 111 rapxd muse ular movement and has graduated to thf ranks of a flrst wlllldlll W hltloek who Jumpe el fro111 the fourth floor WIHIIOW of the Sovlet I onsulate last week, has recov ered enough to speak Among othe r lhlllgi he has re ve aled that for the flrst tlllli ln ftfty ye ars the re wlll be two eandldates on the peoples t1e ket Ill RllHSld ,lose ph Stalm IQ runnlng agalnst Blg., Brother He ussv Wfhltlock suspects that Heussv owes h1s hwh rankmg p0blll0ll to hxs ca111pa1gn manager, Comrade Blatr Dyson In the sports worlel young modest ,lun Anthonv IS the worlds new hundred yard dash ehamplon ,lllll aetually fllllflhl el fourth 111 tl1e raee hut, In tXpldllllIlg the s1tuat1o11 to the judge s he worked llllll9t lf up to flrst place Me a11wh1le, lll larls, 111, 1,-dmm .duly Nldlllt el h1s worlel ftgure skatmg erown Cuv Hollister IQ stlll hedrldden as a result of Illllllllg. a muse le whlle pllltlllg ln a golf tournament, hls ease has lllV'illfl6d the whole llledlfdl world lneludmg Dr Don lraw Snnth Dr Snnth explatns that the Slll1dll0ll eould LdqllW be remedled 1f they eould tll'3LtI'Il Whllll musele IS eausmg the trouble Dave Haury has INCOIIIP a popular lll0Vlt star H1s latest part the Wleehanlcal Alan ln the W lzard of Oz has made llllll the xelol of lllllllflil Rod Dayan, the Broadway star has never 111arr1ed and was last seen at a 1yedd1ng p0hlllg Vbllll I alye rt s date He II e11rre11tly starrnw 111 The Harem 'lerry W esknl, a blg game hunter lll South San Stl'ldNll0ll, le ads all his bdfdfla tn a two tone Ldilllldt Dlek W e rtte111herger has he eome pre slde nt of 'leetotalers Anonymous and ls working for the relnstatement of P!'0fllblfl0Il John Sundfe le has hee ll chose n to lllU'0llllll III!! ntor Soren Normann s new re suscltatlon pump to ChlCdg0 s l1fe SdVlIIg squad John was he ad and shoulders ahoye all the other applicants because of hlS pre vlous experlenee wtth tl1e 'slllll0ll pump George Drumheller, styllsh golfer and race horse owner, has opened a n11ll1on acre stuel farm for Shetland pomes 111 South San Sebastlon Thls enttre acreage IS patrolled bv an anonymous two tone l1ad1llae Supreme Court Llnef ,lust1ee W lllldlll Calvert has announced that the case of Rnchards vs Brlnk wlll be con s1elereel bv lllS eourt R1chards, a raneh hand, struck o1l Whlle d1gg1ng a post hole on the lands of h1s en1ployer, the Ure at eattle baron, Nlel Brmk Both Brmk and Rnhards lmmedlatelv la1el cla1111 to the well Pven the real estate broker, Robe rt Prlee who sold Brmk the land, demanded a share, but h1s eharge was lgnored ,lustlce Calvert expla1neel that the case 1s uneler the Jur1sd1et1on of the court because a state IS Involved After all, he sand Brmk ow ns Texas Bflllk has announced that h1s attornev wlll be Gordon Peterson, the whtte plumed kmght of the eourts On the last page of the Ga ette we note yet another pol1t1cal mtrlgue Senator Ames Balllargeon and hrs crnne 1nvest1gat1ng comnnttee have accused Earl Chlles., d1st1ngu1shed leader of the Teamsters Umon and con temporarv of John I LPWIQ, of hoarellng champagne As we throw our paper llll0 the street, tt lS swept up bv a swarthv fellow m a whlte umform On hns chest there IS a badge whrch reads Ufflcer of Sanltatlon, Ferns Dracobly I7 o O O O '1 1 11 ' 1 11 1 1 - ' 1 ' 1-1 l 1 1 1 1 ' Y 1 1 ' ' r V' . u , 1 1 . g .. 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J .1422 0 t Var A ghan I'r I li e Jumor Class ThlS year, the mfluente of the Class of Q2 has been ft lt ln all phases of the school s actxv ltles The names Sargent, Vlfahl Carpenter, Broughton, or qwmons are heard whenever a Lakeside team IS mentioned Bull Swmons, Graham, Clese, and Canis are names that one easllv assoclates wlth the Honor Roll The accomplishments of these bow s, however, were not entxrcly responsible for the success of the class Projects llke the Basketball Dance and the ,lumor Prom could not have been managed so wt ll wlthout the support of hard workers llke Mlddleton, Matthews, Dexter, Burchard, and Ellis These boys made the class what ll ls, turned plans mto work, and brlght ldeas mto realities These and bovs luke them are the strength of the class The class of 52 already feels the responslbllxtv they wlll have next year toward setting the example nn cooperatlon m order that the new adnumstratnon may get off to a good start However, because of the unltv the class has shown and because of their deslre to make the class outstandmg, they look forward to a succcessful Senlor year I9 t . 1 0 U . . Q , . ' 1 I , J Q kx ' ' , .U r .. . ' 0 - i Q 4 . l 8, . A ' 1. l 1 l 4 1 7 V l , L Q D r i - 'I-v 4- - x ' K f ! . . . . A i v Q w , 1 - a ' v - N - . , 5 a Y ' i 1 , A , f, X lt? l . First row: Bull. Sargent, Wahl, Brnllglllnn, l i-her, Vutlsrlllllitll, Dexter. Seronll nur: Staalz, Carpenter, Blake, Ciese, Rirhes, Donald-on, fflapp Jordan. Thin! nur: Nelson. Graham. Willa-r, Xlattln-ws, Symon-, Shaw. Ellis, Flsmann. Fnurlh rnu: King, Koon, Manning, Hiatt, Rutherford 'an y, l ren, l!nrl'n ' 1. h nm: Frayn, Ilan-3, Kelly, Nlldrllelon, Hedlnpzer, e ker, . . . . . . -.. . -. . Y . ' , . . - ' ' . 4 . , . 4 4 L 'V s . , . . ' ' 7 .Y l ' -v K' . . I ' .K dw YL X . x . 3 . . . . . , . . . . . ' .1 1 ,. . I U .hh , 'l. - 'YYY v ' YYY' 7 nl . :gf I A G 'HI ' E . Il Junlor Class fficers PRUNI Bull! nh m B-Mix Wlhl Broughton 5 mon 4 1 Jx V I . Q. 411 24II1. fQ 14 rf. sth 9 irvl 11111 r111.ml1 1 Pr 111 .ir 1 111' I 1 11ml r111 ral 1111:-in 411111 ang 0 S 1111 11 101 111111 11 un r1n1 rig. .111 l1r.111 111 1 1.1111 er an 0 1 .11111111 mul r1111 r111.111 Huff 1 111 1-1 1111 1 11111 11-111 ophomore lass T110 1111 N1 Ill 1 1110 111111 Ill 11111111 110 dll, 1110 fu1ur0 llldt for 11111111 W1 1110111111 0n00 00111 1111 1111 11 1 1111111111 1 ll 013011111 1 lllN 1111101111 Ill IQ df 111110 101 .11 Ill 0111 1111111 - df ll 11.1-1111111 1111111 .11 111 1r1 111 . I1 r .1 llfl 1 .11 ll 11 111 11 lllll r111111- .1111 IIIN 1 .1-s -11111 IlldlllI'C9 .1n1l f111.1ll1 f'r.11l11.111- f10111 11113 11.1g1Q of 1111 Nu mulzan 11110 1111 I'dIIlxN 01' 1110 .1lu111n1, 1 T1 1 111111 1.1111 -1111111111111 X1dI' 111011 1111111 a111l 1111011011 101111111 1101 01111 1111 1la1- but thi. 11111111 11 1 Y 111111 0111 S1-l111la1s '11111 0111 a111l111.': our oratori. s01'iali10S 81111 0111 11 a1l11S. All are strivinff 10 a1'l1i0v1. 1lis1i111'1i1111 for 0111 1171 will T1 1110111111 1 1111 11111101 1-1121111111 rs of l 11111 S11 1, 11111511111 1lis1i111'1 1' with 111 v0i1'1 11 I,1llI' 11is01 as 110 :11-11i1v01l 01 11i111s1 lf Zlllll 1111 1- ll .'.' 1 11011011111 1111si1i011 0f 11011111 1111, li111'0l11 P0111111 wi11111,1 f111 this 1'1a1. 111 will 1111111111111 11, 411111 1101 q11z1li11' of Mac Huflus art 1111051 masterful 11011110119 l1av0 11121110 it a 1ra1li1i011 for llilll 10 Carry off 1011 1101101s i11 this 1.111411 :11111 wr will 111-all Chuck AIl8lllS ability i11 f110111all iillll 112150- l1all w11i1'l1 l1z11'1 w011 111111 il T1 1111111111111 11111111111 1111 1111111 rs of 0111 l1 ilglllf. W1 a11 1111121111 11101111 of 0111 S1'llOlZlI'S who l1av1, a1'l1i11'11l positions 0n 1h1 Honor Roll :11111 1111 110111 Qtar award lists. E. 1111-ially ar1 wc 111111111 of 1li1'0 L11a1111l11 911111111 Normann B011 Nl3lll0M'1. Bill I'1i1 1111, and P111 H1-is1r w11o liavc 111ai111ai1111l 1x1-1111i011ally hiffh scl10las1i1 111-0111s 1111011-vhout 1111 y1a1. Y1s, W1 of 1110 s01111o111011 class are 111111111 of 0111 1liv01s1 a1-l1i1.v1,1111,111s but we will 111 even 111010 so i11 llll y12'lI'S lo 1301111 . 1 2 I ophonune Cla iHiCerS 14' gl , 4 , , W 1 Front: Curzon, Culvert 1. Burk: Adams, Nornmnn, Hu 1 cr :Q Q-D ,f-41 .. --' xr, 53 f F1 lui.. 3 :rel run .mumg 1 lx ut rr In ru r er .un In a t xew 5 ul 1 :on rm llaxllargenn leant! Hn In Nndrr on 'Ur 4 e nmok llranzhfluwer :wart lr r 1 1 wig 1 lr tr t on me Jul e lrahnln Uslerhaug Freshman lass The Class of 04 is worlunff hard to make a leadlnff plaee for itself ln the historw of lake side Alrt ady we fr cl tht knowledve and txpt ru nce we haw Named in thu- one we ar will prow to bt invaluable in the futurs and durinv our nt xt thru wars wc txput to uphold firrnlw the Our elass I3 mdfed will halaneed ln tverw sfnse of the word W4 have hoth our athletes and our ' students Wt ean boa-t more hows on the Honor Roll than anw other elass and wt are tu al for honors ln the nurnhc r of Gold Star winners Boh Stewart has lt d our tlass scholas ueallv, a position difficult to attain and men more diffitult to maintain Un the athletie front, we haw two hows on the varsltw football squad, two plaunf' varsltv basketball, two others on the varsitw base ball tram and thru running, on warsitw track Our class also represents a wide ffeographieal area We not onls have hoxs from the P3FlflC Northwest and other parts of the I nited State but one of our number comes from the Phi lppine Islands and another from way south of the border in Chile The representative nature of our class even appears in our warned sizes ranginff from a hugh of 65 and 21-0 pounds to a low of 411 and 80 pounds This wear has been a good one for the Fr: shim n, with eat h how f'dI'l'Slllf' his share of tht load and with all of us working toward Lvtn a In tter standard of pc rformanu in future wars 23 . sg . 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A , , D M .5 2 ' 1 . 1 - D 4 :-4 D 1 A f J J- 4 1. 4 V ' ' 5 'M ' ' ' . from Wh1tl111l1 CllVf'I'l ,l T.1yl11r Bishop R111l1' IIIUIW llr1nl1 Rlthlrtl llllflllf' Q11111111 fllrl. f1l11-HW qldlll f'r11'111 Bull Smith 5ltMll l ,ltlftllll Br11ught1111 1111111 t,0d1lllwl-IFX X11th11111 D11111l1l 1111 L1rp111t1r XX nhl Ullll l111l Shaw Tr.1n1111 l'r1v11 Adam- Hollister H1uas1 lL.1ptI 1Nulp1dured lJ.111111 Issaquah l 111111111 tl11f 11.121111 lgldlllil lwG.11 11.1 1 Mf Sl lh1 h01111111111111g 11.11111 .11f.111111t 'Nlt Q th1' llon- prov11l tl1.1t th11 lldll .1 h.1ll 1lul1 l11 t0IllIllPttlN 1l11111111.1t111g llll 11.11111 a111l hv fllllill ll 1' 1111 t11 111111 1 Ill 0 .1 t11 6 w111r1 1111 11 IISIPI' sc0r11l thr11 lllllfg for tl11 l IOIIN with l1t1 H011-S1 alltl flllltk Mlanl- .1111111nt1n1f for tl11 r111111111111' t.1ll11 Bothell Tl11 B11tl11 ll 11.11111 Wdq lll0lllt r lrlllllllbll r tl11 l 1111- Ml 1 .1 1111 -111r1 11 1 0 1 hngh point 11f tl11 11.11111 11.11 .1 61 ydftl t0u1h1l111s11 Tllll hy I llllt'li llllllSlt a1l. 2l0-p1111111l ta1'kl1. who ' 1r1:1pt11l ' ' 1' 'ss. fllltl 'lc ,A4lZilllS plll 1111t an fXt'l ll1'11t off1 11siv1 1 ffort illlll fappy f'lark1 'lllll ,li111 A11tl111111' w1r1 Sl?lIltl0lllS 1111 lllt, l ion 1l1f111.'1. 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Th1 l i1111s1l11w1111l T11lt i11 '1 w1t lillll 1lr1 ary ' lt with '1 ' 'Ill .'1- 1' V 0. i-' 'r1111t1r fh111'k A4l2llllS I appy C' ar 1 il 1 C li11t Smith s1'11r11l 111111 t2lt'll for l z1k1 .'i1l1 . 11.1- 1lo-1l1 L011t1st11l to the f111al gun All t11 SKOFIIIEI 11.111 dfI0lllIDlINllPIl Ill tl11 firqt l1alf Mt Q1 b111r11l lllll f.11l1111' t11 1111k1' lllf' 11111v1r-11111 tl 11 11' h.1r1 1 11r1'1111f LIOII llllf qulc 11l up wo p11111t 1111 a Sd 1 1 rlllf Il 1 1 Tr1111111thr1w .1 301 1r1l p If t11 f .1pp1 tl.1rl-11 for It 11111 dll! 1111 1 1k1 11l1 t11u1l11l111111 dll! 1111 H11 1-t1r .1-Q1 1l .1g.1111 to flarlu for tl11 10nv1r Slllll IIN l1 ft l .1k1 11l1 .1l11 a1l 9111 6 .1t th1 .1 1 11111111 1.1rt 11 t11 gldlllt 11.1- .1 1l1f1n111v1 l1.1ttl1 H11 two t1'.11n1 -11-.11111l bdlli alltl forth, 111 1t lt r 1111111n1' 1l11s1 to p.11 1l1rt Ulllll Mt. Qi, 111 .Il'll ' 1l 111'1 t11 la 1si1l1 1-ya li111. ll11 l inns h1l1l f11r f1111r 1l11w11s iillll lllllltt 1l to Saf1ty for tl11 ir fifth straight vi1t11ry. i111 .Alllllfllly a111l Rod Dayan sh11111 on tl11, Li011 1 1 f111.'1. Bellevue . . . The 111111111 igainst B1ll1vu1 lllrlll 1l into illl 11ff1'11siv1 1a 11111111 that 1pt t11 s 111-- t11 ir f11t. la 1.'i1l1 11p1 Iltt tators 1-1111ti11u'1lly with H11llist1 r scoring ki ID lilltl tl11 1xtra point. B1 II1 Vllt r1taliat11l with ll hala111-i111' t0llt'lHl0W'll, llll f'1il1 1l t11 11111k1 tl11 1-1111v1 rsi1111. Iii ll11'111 t11 1 1 ' ' ' 1 'Ft fllilrtf. '7 1 lal11si1l1 1'a1111 hack 1arl1' i11 tl11 f1111rtl1 to l1a1l 18111 H. B1ll1 XIII s1-11r11l '11111tl11 r t11u1'h1l0w11 with Ol 1' f111r 111i1111t1s 11 1'11'i11,. ti1111 r1111ai11i11'. ll11 l ions not t11 l11 l11.1t1 n, 1lrov1 for the inal ' 1' 11f tl11 1111111 . wi1111i111f 91 to . VCISHOI1... 1 ' s's 'f s l'S1 7 w's' it i111' 1-11111- 11si1111 11r a s111-1-1ss ll H1 ason. lt ,i1111.' 1a1'i111f t11ir ast ga1111 t111'1t 11r 'ot r11 i111' 1ur 1' i11 lt irst 111art1r 'lllt 1 1t ll 1 11 st1a11' a111l 1l1 vas- t'1ti111 pz11'1 to sw11111 1 Yzishon 38 to I. ri I 3 14,0 4 spy Q., , , fr L , 4' t L . 'K 0-. 1-ll- -' M D xp. -W lo, .LA -of -t l V, -H -Q X ldil. 4. '1,:fja?2f,.,,-3 -I -.. , ,. ...1 ,H - N , X ,' A -5 Front: Clarke, Anthony, Symons. Shaw, Wahl, Olmstead, Trumm. Middle: Carpenter. Back: Bishop, Heussy fCapt.l, Hollister. ' ' : '. ,' , 1 . . - . . 7 . P - l I 9 ' 'H 0 . . - ' ' . ' rr ' ' . . . - I. , . 1 7 1 1 ' ' ' Q . ,, . . . , , c . v ' M . ' U - ' ' ' . . - . ' 46 . . . - g . , , I - ' 97 9 ' Y , . M I I U x, , 7 I N Q o 1 1 0 ' ' ' ' . U I 7 I . n a 1 S H6 9' J 1 1 . . ' 1 I I . h q . . . 4 4 - , , , X . . I . 30 tNot plctured Dawn gulrdl Chuck Adams Full of flghtmf' splrlt Chuck can be counted on for two more vears of fme ball Jlm Anthony A reat flghter and wmner of the Blockm lrophy ,lun was chosen as an all league tackle Pete Bishop Althou h qunte small Pate startcd at right halfback had both speed and drxve Hal Broughton Reserve quarterback Hal was the best passer on the tcam Bull Calverf Defensnve halfback Bull was always there to knock down that pass Dick Carpenter Startmg quarterback Dlck wlll co captam next vear s eleven Cappy Clarke The best end ln the league Cappy could alwavs be counted on to catch a pass or pxle up vardagc on thc cnd around plav An All B State Selection Rod Dayan Aggressive and hard charging Rod startcd at right guard Bob Frayn Backing up Tramm, Bob playcd good defensive ball. Dave Haury Another dcfcnsnvc man, Dave was an excellent lme backer Pete Heussy Captaln of the squad Pete was chosen on the all league team Guy Holllsier Top scorer on the team The Engineer was one of the leagues outstanding backs Chuck Olmsfead Two hundred elght pounds of startmg left tackle Chuck was the only lmeman on the team to make a touchdown Larry Shaw A great boost to next year s squad, he was an excellent center .hm Symons A fme defensxve tackle who wxll I'Cllll'l1 next year Pete Tramm Startlng lcft end Pete was the most VICIOUS tackler on the team .lohn Wahl Co captam of next vears squad, ,lohn played outstanding ball at guard. Graham 4ManagerP Stmtz lMmngerl Basketball . lhe l9m0 :pl haxkethnll team wa- prohahlx tht mo-t unpreellet nhle te nn ln the ln-torw of LdlxLQlllt Upenlnv the -1 awon against lllglllw favore el be xttle lre p the leon- proveel that thew had a ball Lluh hw ele ftdllll the Panthe r- 44 to '58 Vl nh thnx euelle nt l'll lIlIllll the IIOIIS went on to wln the lr ne xt three hall game- tln- VNllllllll Gtreak la-teel untll we met f0ll0WlllgI galnee Surprl-lnglv enouefh ll was not the A Qehool teams that hothereel the LIONS but another B wehool 'lahoma fwo game- with the Colele n Be arg took place IH league eompe tttton, while the thlrel one urre el ln tournament plaw llhe Il0ll'3tdllll out of thelr ,lump bw downing Pofeter, thu illllllixll us to compete ln the W eit Le ntral DIQIFILI B Tour nament Before the tournament plaw the Lion rouneleel out thelr -eaQon bw defeatmv U Dea and Mt S1 Moqt of the scormg thu vear waa elone bw Harrwon Sargent, Guy Hollnter, anel ,Inn Anthonv Sargent had one of the eleaellxf-Qt hook QhotQ m the league anel waa eleaellv from arounel the ke V llollmter eontrlhute el to the sneer-Qs of the te am wlth hm uneannw long Shots and hue exeeptlonallv flne fakmg and elrnvxng Xnthonw, the most nnprove el me mher of the team, was an dI'Il9l wnth a hook shot from the rlght lde of the ba ket Ferrm Dracoblv after overconnnfv earlv Sea-ion elnffneultnee beeame a mamwtav m the lmeup heeause of hxs boarel work and floor plaw Hal Broughton a real huQtler, al'-0 -aw mneh aetlon elurmg the wear The laQt member of the flrQt flve was Terrw W e Qkll, taptaln of tht-. xear s te am Although Te:-rrv elld not score as we ll as expected, he was the plax maker and a flne drlbbler 3I from Broughton. Hollister. We-akil tlIupl.I. Drawuhly, xLllll't'. Secorlelz Surge-nt. fhlllhllllf. Trumm. llnury. Huck: Couch MIFX ' ' , Q 4' ' 1 a . O . f - , . . . Y . . . v . it ' ly 1 x - I . - . . x ' ' x . . v- ' ' ' - e- z-- . - v. 5. 1 y 5 1 1 , 1 1 I X -I ' 5' 1 v 5 . y 5 , . . , . . . I, . . league-leaeling Bellevue-. From this time on it was anyone's guess as to the outvome of the . h . 'I 5 ' VI ' x LG qw h 1 - ,. . . U I, , ., , . . . . , . , . I, . . , F . , , I . , . N Y 7 . . K X . .5 x . S . N, k .g .K . h ,, .. - . . - 2 ' ' j, ' Q ' 5 . ' ' U ' I I L 1 'I I I lk L A . K 4 1 K v ' S i ' I . 1 X ' 5 I 1 if l . lv ' I .A h X . 1 . i I . ' . . I I Y A . i x x ' '. ' . ' Y S' S ' . '. , 1 ' ll il . ' I A E ll ' 1 . . 5 if . P v . . . , . U 1 1 7. 1 Q 1 K 1 1 N- tw, 1 5 1 p - - . . f . . . . Y . ' - - Q ' ' 'e Y I ' I U 1 l 4 5 y I t Y 5 I K p S vq - 1 . . I Game Summar asketball Lakeside 42 Seattle Prep 38 ln one of their fine st exhibitions of thc sc ason thc woung lion team showcd much pronnsc bx defeating a highly rc gardc cl l rc p qumtct llol llstcr and Sargc nt we re hi h with 11 Lakeside 49 Vashon 36 WllllllW Sargc nt Qcorecl 22 points as thc lions won thc ir first lc agua Udlllt Lakeside 45 Tolt 28 The Marxmen took their third Gtrueht bv handllw trounelng thc Tolt Demons llolllstcr took seormg honors with 15 points Lakeside 33 Overlake 42 With onlv two clavs of prac tic c aftc r f hrlstm ie vac ation thc 1 ions clroppc cl thc lr first gamc Lakeside led wcll into thc third quarter but a full floor dc fc nee bw Bellevue tired the uneondl tloned Lakesiders Sargent lcd the attack with 14 Lakeside 37 Vashon 35 A tired looking Lion tealn manaec cl to squec 71 bv a spirited Var-hon outfit Sarcfent with 11 for field goal Lakeside 35 Issaquah 31 Lakeside lcd throughout the game and stave cl off a last Illllllllt lsflaquah rallw to wln thc lr first league A game Hollister and Sargent were out in front with 11 each lakeside 36 Tolt 32 With Sargent out for most of thc gamc with a sprained ankle the llona stopped Tolt on thc ir 0Wll fl00l' bw a four point margin Hollister was high for the evening with 8 Lakeside 38 Tahoma 39 ,lim Anthonv s 16 points wc rc not cnough to Stop a small but Iltltflllllltll band of lahomu Bears Perrle Dracohlw dnl woman work on thc backboards Lakeside 26 Bothell 39 With onlv one Qtartfr on thc floor the lion bowed to a Qmooth working Bothc ll outfit ln thonv was outstanding on the board and paced the attack with 10 points Lakeslde 33 Foster 37 Poor ball handling and laek of bac klroard Qtrength cost the lions their third Slfdlkhl cle feat Hollister led with 9 Lakeside 42 Tahoma 51 ln a return imc with the llc are l ikc Qldc wa ag un dc fc llc cl l hc floor was c ou red with w atc r s s h c ic crahlw lcrrw S lI'4'l nt rc turnc nl to t It lmc u n mc p iced thc l ions with 16 points Lakeside 47 Mt Sl 45 n isur Tl tur o cu t thc 'llarxmcn sntppcd thc lr losing, st c ak of four I lllltw Vt it 1 Xnthonw rc llflllllllllllf wc ll and with Holllstc r put tml' on 1 brilliant exhibition of ll00lIll ', the ions lcc al thc w S Lakeside 34 Alumm 44 Vt lth thc rc turn of L tkc Qlllt s formc r stars the arsitw w is outclassec Ihc hlllllllll wc rc pac ec hw W irrcn Bc an ind Brucc llordc tux with 17 10 c ivc rrw c kll pusi throu-fh c wht for the Y arsits lakeside 48 Foster 37 W ith 1 rccord sc tting 76 point sc ormfv Qprc c bv Sarffc nt the lions won a lnrth m thc Dlqtrlct lournamc nt rlhc famc wae nip and luck all thc wax until thc final quartc r when the lions ficld Lakeside 32 O'Dea 30 n mothcr ln h point of thc at ison tht 1 :rx n cac hc cl irc sc a on x bc ct ms n cl 4 nw UDca The 1 une was mlrkcd ln elrc u ma handling cl a clclibcratc Qts 4 of p aw Knthonv p need LllilSllll with tc n eountcr Dlstrlct Tournament Lakeside 28 Eatonvllle 40 t ic r 111 trlct lournamc n ions cou 1 o not lllll' 111' lt lhc ir Slo 1 rw wa h indlin c voor lootln f cn tbl cl lllit rs to win tc lmc I X rico J lc hoard work md nt loin k n ic on c fi Lakeside 33 Tahoma 35 nr thc l 1' c how It om: o c c 1 c s thc wav but ala t sc cond fic ld oal won thc game for l choma Capt un 'lcrrw Vlc kil Qcored cl' he point for thc lionS - . . I I I . lk' 4 . . . L' i K' 31 AN . 1 i 7. X xl K. Ai lk I I 'I S , V 1' K- -1 1 ':1 '- ,,i' 11i 1-'Y 1 wk-1 '11 s' 11. ,' ' ' 1' - ' - ' ' ' ' . - and. as a result. both team: were amperc-d -on- '31 . Q. . -. 'gl .' l gl, 'ali pjlr. 1 . 11' .I a l 1 - 1' .' ' O , O 0 ' ' . - . - ' ' Q 1: ' 1' 5 ' ' -' ' 5 -- - 1-' -, l z 5 p 'sing n f -n s. ' ' . ' S z ' f .' rw gc W. l . I I 1 ' h -1 1 -' 'ks 1 , I . i . 1, V . . 1 S . x. . ' . Y ' g- 4 A - 1- , , ' ' , - l, J 'l ' l ' 'ag . . S v. . . . I .,. . . l ' I S 2 ' 'IA l A' l A' I K'- , ' , , , V- ' 'as ' l ' ' . .. .il K. at Y fi- . ,K i U if A ', I l ' l l Y r is ' 1 sv Q ' , ' ' Q , ' ' and respe 't -ly: 'l'c' W 'S' xl ed 1. 1 . N . h. ,' N. V . 5 1 A - 1 ' '- K' rl 1 ' I . . - .' E l 1 4 1 ' , ' ' I n V' 1 . ,N-1 ' L - ' ls . ' A 1 1 I x Q . Q v x . 'X . .I . - . . l I ' 'X 1 i X L rs v - 1 ' - A - 1 . 1 1 1 I - 1 -1 ' - 1 1 1 . . 4 i . I 7. ,., ' I 3- ' ' ' H . I . 1 lr, ,. - ' 1 4 . , V l ls ke evening Saved tw ganw with A lasbllllllum wrapped it up bv hitting 75 per cent from the Y , ' . O I I . . . I . la - gg . ala.- .. -., K' . i 1 - ' ' me r -' - - I '-.' -' s c- I -- atic J I c-f'at- . . ' i ' ' ,. ' ga S z - j z -l' l ' l'll-' ' an ' -' f' l','. I 1 i 1 1 i 1A1' 1 v' 1 1 1 S. , . I . H' 1 1 D I U . 0 I . .Q ' A' 1 1 1 L n 1 ' 1 , ' '. 2 o o i ' l 1 5 v . v , , , K I , , ' ' ' ln l ' fi st ganna- of the 's '- ' ' t. thc- lf s - ll cl l' ,. ,,l . -' Q III' , l'll-1 'ganll sl ' 3, -1 c' the I Cr .' qui ' la ll . 11 1 ' lbly s lz 'k- , . ' ' ' . - ,' 1 I a ' ' 1 A l I3 points ell tl ' - - ' ' . , - Li s in th- ezine. I ' . I 1 S 4 1 -1 l - , mln . 1 , Fc - thirc strai,.ht tim- the Lions 'ed ' to tl ' 'l'ah a G ll-1 B'ill'S. l.akc-.-isle lc-cl all J -A I , . 1 .5 I 'LI ,' S -.li ' 1 1 .gr 1 . Y i 1' l X 1 I 1 , , , H i ,h A. 1 , 'Y .5 lp . . I: ' - l ' ' . ' S 1 1' .. 32 Puri! Matthew tMinlgeri llrleoblw Yvhitloek IIIVIII WLSkll Rtehird Cl Iles l 0llNlllIllldK Smith llvlanagerl Second I rnham Carpenter Chandler Staatz Smith C Bishop tl ipt D Clarke Stewart Rode bmlth Cl Third Carnosale Shaw Hetser l' irrell Warren Anthony Olmbtead Elll Cnmtonvune Track . gint-e, the trflck se ason is still young as the Numidian foes to press it is impossible to prophesy it. resultsg the-re are a fe w me mber., howeve r, who have indieated by their per- formances in our early meets that they will produce some excellent times and distances before the eonelusion of the ve 'tr. Coach l aul Q antonwine is ex xeetinv creditable records . l 3- from Bob Farrell in the 44-0 Pe te, Bisho r in the mile, Graham Smith, ,lim Richards and Earle l Chile S in the s rrints Rod Davan in the volt vault, Ferris Dracoblv in the broad 'um Terry l . I . J ll . Yveekil in the hurdles, and Jim Anthony in the discus. Some bovs have already made encouraging marks ,lim Anthonv has thrown thc discus 125 fe etf Dracobly has broad jumped 19 feet 9 inchesg and Bishop has turned in a 4 minute 54 see ond mile. These boys will be most ably supported by Bill Whitlock Bob qtusart, David Graham, Karl Staatz, and Dick Carpenter, who are point winnera in their own right. If the rate of improvement evident at this time continues, the team will be difficult to de feat and will he. a first-rate contender for the league erown. 33 V S vc U 'KJ hrs! Adams Leautt Lurzon Branchflower Lalvert .l Calvert W 4laptP .Second Broughton l'rnn Hlury lieu w Peter son Symons Sargent Third Walker Graham Tramm Helllesen Kelly Matthew hsher Marx Bull Baseball . . . Wlth the help of seven lettf rmen Coach Bull Marx put togtther a strong baseball squad for the 1931 season Although defenslvclv equal to the best ln the league, the team dld not havt the llllllllg power to malu lt a real threat The Lions opened the season by losmg a thrzllfr to 'lahoma 7 to 6 ln the mxt game the 'Vlarxmcn came back to trounce the Vashon Plratts 14 to 0 The Illltlllllg has been handled eapablv bv Pete Tramm and Chuck Adams The mask dutus wt re fllled bv Dave Haurv and Hal Broughton The mfleld had Sam Peterson and WIIIIPW Sargent at first base ,lohn Calvert at second, and his blg brother, Bull, at shortstop Third base was plaved bv almost evervone on the squad The outfield was patrolled by letter men Bob Fravn, Pete Heussw and Inn Symons With thls team and the Improvements that have been made upon the fleld the brand of ball plaved showed a decided turn for the better this season 34 I Q 1 N H r . N , I K I 1 . f ' - , ' i , , Y. U , 4 I , ff '- I f I , f ' m .r l l Ol' lUN A N 't l . ' a tl 6 xl 4 4 1 ' '1 ' i , . ug: ' ' . . I J rf f X v - 5-f I' N 1 K A 1 - x V sf' P- 1 ' .un ' x av ' N 1.45, , , 'J'-.QM u ,r 'T T . 5 ' . , . tw . ' ' - . ,',f 1 --1-12, - -I . ' , ' H, . Th A wus-sr. I 1- ' -. , .Q - M' , J 5 . '- ,ns -uv-M. '- - 'Wikia--C .,.. -. . ' - 1' - -s . 1 U 1 ', 'l , l , ' ' , ln ' ., ' ' r. . . N , I , T ii' , I ', 55 1 N v T ' ' I 1 Y ' ' 9 1 9 4 1 lv 5 '5v 1 9 v ' l A 5 3 3 , , 1 p l I I? 5 r 1 J 1 L 1 ,. . . . x q A. D X 1 . . 1 L ' 1 1 . . 1 ' , '. . . 1 f y. , L . , . ' i , I I . I ' . . .Y 1 9 I ' i. K I., . . -. . I . ' . X , . , , I 1 1 v 1 I I l A 1 I H eussy Captain P4-to llcussy of this ye-ar's football tcani can look back on a rcal acconiplishnn-nt hz-rc at l.alu-sitlo. llc lcfl a l,ion clcvcn to its first lcaguc championship, aml was, hinlsclf. largcly rcsponsiblc for our umlcfcatwl re-coral by his uncqualcfl lll'I'l.0I'lllllllt't' at fullback. Lalu-siilcrs will rcnicnibcr Pctcfs achicvcnicnts as this ycar's football cap- tain long aftcr hc grarluatcs this spring. Weskil Captain of this vcaris baskctball tmun was To-rrv Wcslcil, an uncanny lnarksnian with thc long shot, who led our baslu-tball tcanl to a goofl nunlbcr of M'lIlS anal a In-rth in tht- clistrict tournanlcnt. His stcrling play at guartl and his lcailcrship on and off the baskctball floor lllilllf' hint a captain of whonl Lakcsiilc can be proutl. -Y -- :pgv-'t. -'ew JDJ .git-V' ' 1 . .-..-Q is -wr, ,114 9-QI' iafi .AI J QQ, ,T ' J -:ii 05s ' -. K Bishop For tht- scconil straight year Pctc Bishop has bccn clcctvil track captain. l'ctc holcls tho rm-oral for tht- nlilc run antl has brolwn his own mark upon scvcral occa- sions. But his talcnts wcrc not liniitcel to thv mlistancc 1-vents, so Pctc ran anchor man on the rclay lf'ZlIll. His haral work anal conlpctitivc spirit we-rc rccoglnizcal whcn Pc-tc was awarllcfl the Training: Cup at Class Day last year. Cal vert To top off Bill Calvcrt's athlctic carccr at Lalwsiflc. Bill was niaflc bascball captain. Bill's succcss in sports as illus- tratctl by his thrco bascball lcttcrs and his two football lcttcrs is fluc. in largc lncasurc. to his hustlc anil will to play. Bill's rf-cord in school activitics has bm-cn equalled by few in their stay at Lake-side. is ,Fi ' I 5 ,' - . ' . f' Yanee. Manning, Dyso n. Anthony O . O linder the guidance of Mr. Hamilton, the Lakeside Tennis . . . lt has been evident to all that this year's tennis squad ranks alnong the schoolis best teams. Returning to the court this spring were ,lim Anthony, who piloted the squad, llill Vance. and Blair Dyson. The already favorahle outlook improved when Dick Rutherford, Ross Manning, John Usterhaug, Stuart Wiest, and Dave Becker signed up for the sport. Since only five boys were eligible for interscholastic competition, league play was severely handicapped. The prospects for next year, however, look exceptional. Rifle Club has had one of its most progressive years. Soren Normann won Bar Seven, Grieve attained Bar Two. and Pease. Youell and Baillargeon, completed Bar Une. Back next year to form the nucleus of a new squad will he such outstanding shots as Matthews, Bar Nine, Star Calvert, Bar Three, Lepsoe, Bar Two, Sharpshooters. Golf. . . Though the golf squad turns out in both the spring and the fall, all the matches take place just after the start of school. The fall squad consisted of Larry Hays, Blair Dyson, Earl Chiles, Charles Davis, George Drumheller, and W'impy Sargent. Despite the loss of Sargent after the first match, we finished third in the leagus. This spring Guy Hollister joined and immediately showed his skill at the game. and Hendrickson, Parsons, and Sigurd Normann, all Front: Hays. Dyson, Hollister. Huck: Chiles, Davis X l Brownell Offlcers I' r ont Dr lt oblw Parson Officers I' ron! Bull H is Whlfcomb Officers Seat ed Heu llolli ter Slemeling., 1 ouell B 1 hop Huck Rte hard Peterson Olmslead K alwert .Stun din g Sargent Damn Smith Ll H-ke Brownells . Due to the faet that so many me mber- of the Brownell flub we re varsity material the club found itself ln third place in both football and ln ketball The tr uk anel base ball prospeets hovse ve r, look brighter I football, none of the ames we re tluieled bv more th in one touehdown Bob llanlowe, Phil Koon, Don Smith, and Aldrid ve Pe ase always made the te am a threat ln basketball the Brownells beat both of the other clubs onee anel were an impoitint faetor in deeidinv the fll3llllDIOIlSlllIJ Dlek Rutherford was the mainstav of the quad and made the all elub team leaders like President Tom hone ll lice President Peter Bi hop and See retarw Guy Hollister made the club a leader in total points though the Brownells were not too sueees-ful in athletics they are a strong con tende r for the C lub Plaqut Parsons . 'lhe Parson Club looks back on a generation of aehieveme nt, and this year s members have done much to aeld to this re cord. lvnder the leadership of Gordy Peterson, the, club has worked hard on numerous projects the most prominent be ing the painting of the, ble ache rs. In athletics the club has had strong teams, but not strong enough to win a championship. The football season saw the Parsons take second place with three wins and three defe ats. The basketball team was nosed out in a playoff game after ending the regular season in a tie. This years baseball team is leading the league and looks good enough to go all the way. We wish to express our appreciation to coaches Johnson and Lantonwine for their outstanding guidance of Parson athletics. Whitcombs . The Wfhitcombs first showed their capabilities by handily winning the Club Championship in football. Not content to rest on their laurels, football mainstays Hiatt, Dayan, the Calverts, and Blake proved their versatility by also winning the Club Championship in basketball. Under the impetus provided by leaders such as President Bill Calvert, Vice President Cappy Clarke. Sec- retary Rod Dayan, and ,lim Anthony, the club worked hard decorating the football field for games, readying the campus for Homecoming Day, and providing entertainment for half-time at the basketball games. The Whitcomb Club had an esprit de corps that added to the keenncss of the competition which was evident bctwccn thc clubs throughout the year. 37 ormltory LOUHCIT Front I Xbbe flrlham D Hermm Burlmgham Graham R Buck Huh ard Chiles Dratoblv We kll An lhonv lPresldenti oore Hall Dormltory . Thls vear llff nn the Dornntory could be termed ndeal Everybody enjoyed the compamonshlp of llVlllg. toffether and having fun together Surprt mglv the stress was not land on dlsclpllne Lnder the exmellent supervlslon of ,lun Anthony the Dorm Council made KTISCIPTIIIC some thmg to be respected and not something to be dodged and to be cheated, havmg dlscxplxne subordinated evervone had more energy to divert into channels of frxendshlp and relaxatlon A great deal of eredlt should be lven to ,lun for makmg correctlve actnons take a secondary posmon nn dorm llfe There were no hwhllghts of dorm llfe this year except the usual Chl'lStfll3S party and the athletic banquets, but llfe was not dull There were the perennlal bull sessions ln the rooms and the usual opportunltles for roughhousmg with the basement rowdles In the morn nngs the da1lv race for the showers kept the splrxt of competltlon keen The prerogatlve of COIllplZ:llIllIlg about the food was exerclsed wlth the usual vigor but with an Oh, well, lt lsn t so bad ln the back of the grlper s nnnd The crack of the bat rallied baseball enthuslasts on the warm Sunday afternoons to bat flles to each other 1n front of Bllss Hall The crack of the Whlll rallied these same enthusiasts on the cold Monday mornmgs to repalr the wlndows of the same Blass Hall 38 D . W . . i , I , . , 1. ' .. 1, . , . . . I . . . ' . ,, t ,Y ..' 59 1 .v 5 v ' 0 n O O ' I I' . ' . t I . , . . I . .Q. I. . . . b ,. L I, . . w j 5 , ' . . K X . x . . . . . . Y . . h . . . ., . ' - . U. . . . . C, f . , U ., , , x c - . . . . . . 56 . . , sq. . , . . . , . Q ft... , Anti lin. BKYIL ' ar Honor ar: Roll if es Winners gf.. - 1 PQ ,n SQ Xl Front: Brink, Heiser, Normann, Cal- vert, Friend, Mainlowe, Stuart, James. Huck: Osterhaug, Graham, Symons, Dayan, Normann. The Gold Stars. . . The Goldstar, originated by Lakeside's first headmaster, Charles K. Bliss, is one of the oldest and finest traditions of the school. The receiver of this award must fulfill four necessary qualifications: first, he must have a scholastic average of C or better, second, he must have a fondness for and success in sports, third, he must exhibit qualities of manhood, truth, courage, devotion to duty, sympathy for and protection of the weak, kindlincss, unselfishness, and fellowship, fourth, his exhibition, during school days, of force of character, of leadership, and interest in schoolmates nmst be excellent. If a Gold Star is won three out of four quarters, it is permanent. If four annual Gold Stars are won, one of these in his senior year, he will be awarded at graduation the permanent Maroon and Gold Star, the highest honor a boy can receive at Lakeside School. The Honor Roll . . . During the past two years, the students of Lakeside have watched a new and growing tradition, The Honor Roll, instituted by Mr. Robert S. Adams, late headmaster, its purpose is to encourage higher scholastic achievement. To be on the honor roll, a boy must have a scholastic average of B, or better, with no grade below a B-. In return for his efforts he is not required to attend study halls and may, during these periods, visit any place on the campus except the dormitory and refectory. Dormitory boys are granted the additional privilege of remaining in their rooms during evening study hall hours. Eight names appeared on the first honor roll which was posted at the close of the first semester of the school year 1949-1950. So far this year thirteen boys have won this award for three consecutive marking periods. 39 1 Q fx sv Lincoln 'll Forum l 1 'Q Symons. Heiser lWinnerI. Bull, Graham Lincoln Forum . . . Une of the oldest traditions at l.alu-side is the Lincoln Forum. instigated as an oratorical contest to augment interest and proficiency in public speaking. it has become one of the highlights of every school year. The four finalists from the l'pper School were Rae Graham. ,lohn Bull. ,lim Symons. and Peter lleiser. Honest Abe Symons gave the first talk in the guise of Lincoln and addressed the audience as if old Abc himself had returned from the dead. The second s weaker was Peter Heiser, talking on the Lincoln-Don 'las l r- l- Debates. ,lohn Bull analyzed the Southerner's point of view. The final speaker, Rae Graham, gave his own personal ideas regarding the Great Emancipator. The winner, Peter Heiser. had a fine speaking voice and presented his material in a well-organized manner. Band... This fall a new activity was added to the school's curriculum---a band was formed. This plan was originated and carried out by Mr. Johnson and Don Dexter. who played. respectively, the piano and the drums. Uther additions were made: ,lack Pancratz on the trombone: Henry Pennypacker and Malcolm Nlcflreery strum- ming the guitars: Mac Huff and Bob Farrell playing the fiddle-sz Gene Sherwood on the saxophone: Marshall Dutton helping out on the piano: and Larry Pierce of the lower school playing the clarinet. During the course of the year, the band held three auditions, the biggest of which took place the night before Homecoming at thc football rally. These boys are to be respected for having the initiative to introduce and organize a new group of this kind. The football team. especially. appreciates the backing it received from the band. lt is to be hoped that the masters will not let this activity die. 40 The Tatler Staff Nlhitlied. ,l:u'lvon. lfurrell tlfdilorl, lluwt- llfdilurl. llvllrsy. lly-on The Tatler . .. The '51 Taller, edited by Bob Farrell and Blake Howe, was well-received. The emphasis was placed neither upon social news nor upon sportsg the policy of the paper was to represent all phases of student life with equal vigor. Due to the fact that there was no journalism class this year, the Taller staff worked under difficulties not previously encountered. For this reason the number of issues was cut down somewhat. This detriment was overcome, however, hy the originality and frank outlook of the staff. Supplementing the main editors were Bob Whithc'4l, a fine feature editor, and Pete Heussy. a capable sports editor. The athletic events were given excellent covrage by ,lim Symons. These factors combined were responsible for a more than adequate publi- cation, a feature rare in the history of a school. V T e umldlan Staff 'T Front: Anthony. lluynn 4l'lditorI. Buck: Clarke. Hollister. llalxert. Chiles. 4l V., f.Qk.'.-: , A., 4 Q 1' N1 , 11 A .TQ hr - . , . A ' I ' MA' A ' ' 4 'fl .I-.. 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Josnru Ht-:Ning 72 ss Howard Adler ICI Qeattle Football quarterhtek Bae: ketball fXllSttr renter Baseb ill shortstop Travk held hot put I lee Club tenor llneoln forum flnll Honor Roll Il quirter I f old qtir IS qutrter-I fhairnnn of lommumtw Chet Drive Time Current Affair: Tent eig,hthI Store M-C Chart 514. Bobby Beebe If I Se 'ittle --YV Tr-n-k flee Club tenor Lin- e-oln Forum fold St-ir I1 quarterI. Billy Crockett IMI Fdmonds. W'l.'h.-Footliall All-Star end. B-1. ketlrill All-Star forwird Baseball shortstop Tr'te'k. flee Club tenor, Ch'lirm'ln of Red Cross Drive ft-ore M-f 285. William Griffith IMI Semttle -Footlrill All-Star guard B-n.-ke-tlnll. Tr'le'k Field. flee Club ln:-5 Time Current Affairs Te-xt IninlhI Score M-f Chart 274. Tim Hall IMI. Seattle-flee Club ha: Art Iweiter e'oloriI Cold Star I2 quartersl Score M-f Chwrt 219. Grant Dick Jones IMI Merrer I.land Wmh., 'Foothill e-nd B'l:eh'1ll field. Tru-la 100-yard dwsh Field Art Iwwter e-olorI Clrlirnrln of Red Crois Drive. 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STEPHEN Rtcxen Glee Club ack Ron lleft to Flgllll lrlfflth Moore l I Dunno Damslu Kloth Hull Muller lleree lnrsons Mnder fourth Rou, Xdler Sholrltd Bob Thorgrnn on Lhlnn l Abbe Merex Lroeltelt Cowen lloehfeld 'lhzrd Ron Ll el Henlee Ru n B ebe Wil on NIf0llllh fflllllll Second Rem lr Harrl Mlrtln lorter Sehroeppel I'ronl Rene, M1eRu Rueleer lhele Thorgrnn on If the danlv routme of ela-s work was elull we eould alwavs look forward to our Clee Club wlth Mr Harrns our dnreetor, who has been teaehmg Clee Club tn the Lower behool for the past elght and one half vears lhlrtv -even bovs ln the lower qehool sueee--fullv passed the trvouts for Clee Lluh and have been tllflllllg out for re hear-al Uur ttllllllltlllkllltllt -on' lhe orel s lraver bv Albert Hav Wlalotte, requires three parts first tenor for those bovs who have lllgll vonces seeond tenor, for the bovs who have xntermedlate voxees, and bass for those bovs hdvlllf' the lowe st volees lhese nlne bovs are ftrst te nors Beebe xldfllll Blaek, L Xbbe, Bob Thorgrnnson, MaeRae, Wlllson, Hoehfelel and Se hroeppel lll 'lll ln the -eeone tenor NKKIOII are tle o owlnlf se ve nteen rovs e er I 1-we ls Lroe ett, Dlalnond Ylue aa- Porter Hu elen, Dnele lhorf rnn on Lhmn, Crahaln Kloth, Waroellek Lltebdflll, Henlee Wlerev, and Rue ker lught hov are ba s -angers I rnfllth Hall Shoblad, Damslu, Wlader, Parsons, Moores and Cowen fhree new members Geese Nllller anel Pleree entered the elub rwht after Spring vaeatlon Pverv bov 1 ann -ure, has enjoved the Clee Club, thanks to Wlr Harrls Bon ZILBARTII Cold Star All school have traditions anel one of lalee tele olde t IS the Cold Star award The Gold Star was originated bv lalee lde flrt he dtllllditi r, Charles K Bllss To Hlll a Cold Star a pupll must have a SLll0ldHllL standlnff of C or better and a eltlzenshxp ratlng of exe elle nt lf the bov ls awarded the Cold Star three out of four quarters he IS ellglble to keep lt, and he also wms one half ere dnt towards a permanent Maroon and Gold Star whleh can be am arded when he graduates from I ppe r Se hool lhe fave points of the star besndes be mg the regular amount of a star, stand for what the Cold Star means lhe fur-t point 1- for -weholastnes, the seeond for athletnes, the thlrd for eharacter, the fourth for fellowship anel the fifth for effort fhe f0ll0Wlllg bovs have been three quarter vunners ,lon Damslu Howard Adler, Bert Cassels, .loe Henke., anel Bob Llebarth Two quarter wmners have bee n Tnn Hall Larrv Pierce, and Steve Rucker Une quarte r wlnners lnelude Wlarvm Levinson, Dlek Moores, Paul Clese, Deane Carlson, John Wilson, and Bob Beebe Honor Roll The Honor Roll,started la-t ve tr TCCOQIHLKQ aea denuc aehne ve lne nt to be Pllgllllt to tt, vou must have a se holastle averaefe of B or better with no Grade below B sug- 'Ihree quarter vunners are ,lon Darnslu, Howard Adler, Bert Lasse ls, anel ,loe Henke Unlv one bov Larrv Pneree, has won thls award for two quarters Une quarter winners meluele Paul Cnese and Steve Rucker Yhroo Quarter Winners Henke Damsltl Adler, JACK Resolve Cdmls 46 I 1' 5 1 11 1 t B ' f ' : 1 . s, ,ez, 1 nel, .' , ' 1' , l.. - . 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Ji I' 'lherc are three dnffcrcnt art classes m the lower School whuh meet everv wcek These classes mclude the oll pamtlng class whuh meets from 1 30 to 5 00 0 clock everv 'Vlondaw The bovs ln thls group who must have had a prtrtqul-.ite of one or more wars of clenlc ntary courscs are Peter Martin Dave Sellen Ralelgh I hlnn anl Bob lu barth The water color class for boys who would rather do advanced work lll water color meets on Frldavs In this group the bovs are Tun Hall Dlck ,lones Dnck Thorgrnnson John Wllson P Graham Keith 'Vlader and Joseph Black Really a beginner s class the charcoal class for tc achmg future Rembrandts the art of drawing meets every Thursdav These bovs are Ceorge Jensen Mlke 'Wlercv ,loc Hcnke Deane Carlson Stephen Rucker John Cowen Joel Dlamond Klt Narodlck Eddle Kloth Tom Lea and Martm Hochfeld These twenty two boys who go to the art tlassc s reallv 4 njov lt as they must give up one gym period a week Ill order to take art In the oll classes where vou are encouraged to palnt anwthmg vou wlsh Sellen pamted the portrait of an Indian Zlebarth palnted an ocean lighthouse and I have pamted one modern art plcture entitled IS entitled Dusk 1n the French uarter Lakeslde should be proud to have two eighth graders who placed m the Frederlck 81 Nelson Regional Art Contest Chosen out of several thousand projects Calnforma Landscape bv Ph1lGraham and Uncle Harry bv Robert Zlcbarth were on dlsplav ln Frcdcrlck 81 Nelson s audltorlum during March PETER MARTIN Maroon Cold Competltlon Everv vear here at lakesnde we have the Lower School dnvlded mto two teams which compete wlth each other throughout the vcar 'lhe scores and totals whlch I am about to give to you are not fmal and thcrc fore mav be changed conslderably bv the end of the scar The ten hlghest Cold score accumulators are as follows Adler 514 pomts Henke 338 pomts L Abbe 330 pomts Mercy 320 pomts Plerce 292 pomts Mahler 280 pomts Damskl 263 pomts Rucker 226 pomts Duck Thorgrnnson 222 pomts and Jensen 215 pomts The ten hlghest Maroons are as follows Cassels 442 pomts Parsons 287 pomts Levlnson 287 pomts Crockett 285 pomts Kloth 282 pomts Crlfflth 274- points Clese 254 pomts Znebarth 249 pomts Moores 240 pomts and Hall 219 pomts The preceding st ores which were compnled on Aprll 2 1951 were won by such actlvltles as Football m whxch the Colds won 1085 pomts and the Maroons won 1 150 pomts Basketball Colds 1 180 pomts and the Maroons 1 170 pomts Assembly Forums Colds 52 pomts and the Maroons 40 pomts Other actlv xtles lncluded Llncoln Forum lh which the Colds agam topped the Maroons with 480 pomts to the Maroons 350 Honor Roll Colds 300-Maroons a scant 90 Cold Star Colds 240-Maroons 165 Cltlzen shlp Colds 870-Maroons 725 Attendance ln which the t1de was turned and the Maroons won 800 whlle the Colds onlv accumulated 775 The fmal totals as of Aprll 2 1951 gwe the Colds a lead of 503 pomts as they have a total of 4985 against the Maroons 4 482 It looks as lf the Colds take hlgh honors ln evervthlng except Football and Attendance but as to the fmal scores on May 30 no one can predict thelr outcome JAMES SCHROEPPEL 47 2 1 fr . 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Llncoln Forum Ito r1g.,hl Nlroellele lXWllllltl'l er Il Zleblrlh If of the IIIONI out lllltllll even If r 1 ll e 1 tl1e Lune ol11 I'0I'llIll It l1aN IHKOIIII' trae 1 nal w1tl1 Nlllllt 11t mel faeultw mee 07 t1e w 1r lt hnel It IIHQIDIIOII, unelcr the el1re1et1o11 of o11r 1rQ eael1naNter 'Nlr Cl1arleN lx lgllhti ll I'or11111 11ot onlx pu tr1 rute to a gre at Illdll but e11eo11r11feQ an ele ve lop the art of Illllllll pe llxlll' ll eo11teNta11tN tl11N we ar were e eetee 1o111 lllllar lllflltllllllllll 1 10 IIOIIIIN Oll tl1e 'NIaroo11 an Colel I hart we re allowe el for e 11te rnw Zu pomt fo1 e 1111 llll 1l1Nt 70 POIIIIS for the fllldllilq mel 100 pomta for the w11111er who alNo reee Ive N a bronze I meoln We el IIIIOII at I owe1 ge l1ool LOIlllllPllCilllf Ill If twe ntw fourth annual COIIIQ t Yilllt Ill 111 I' ll 'lI5Ill a N pro cet wa helel 1tBl1NN H111 Ull I'ebru1rw 28 1951 w1tl1 llltl'O1llllt0!'S re1111rleN bw Nlr IIIIIIIIIUII llu four fIIldIlNlN we re leter Blaek who poke on Ihe Death of .1 Cre it PICNIIIK Ill Ixlt 1X1roel1ek me Olll N Xppearanee .mel Robert 71eb1rth X Dre dlll lo111cN Irue fro111 tle ewhth 1 ule How 'lr e er who IIIONQ a IIN 'll 1 eet bra nn llllll ll N ov 1ooe , w 1N Ne eetee from t1e1 NQWQ 11t1 'fr1e e for an outNta11el1111f Il0l'fOI'llldllll ,lox DiXINlxI Assembl Forum . 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I' Store at N1lFIlI lll wlth 1tN a111a11n fe ature Q, Stephen Rucker Barnum of the Barnum dlltl Ifalles KlT1llN Paul Gu N1 'Ihe 'Nlattcrhorn about the few people who clnnbed 1t, John W1lNo11, YellowNtone and Lead 111 Pcnc1lN two ve rv lIllCI'0SllI1g speechee Unc rule of the LOIIIINIIIIOII tateN that lf wou Het an X for Sour NITPQCII sou Het four POIIIIN on the Maroon and Gold Chart- If won 'fet a B two ponnt .ne plleeel Oll the eharta So far the LvolelN are lead lnff 52 to 40' Ton Ponrrn 48 ,, 7 1 1 D 4 . Y . Lef : Avi ' 1 . .-Kell1 , lack. U1 1 1 .1 s 1 ' K, 1 ' 1 ts ol' tl 1 you at l,1 kos' I1 'N 1 ' 1 ' . 1- I l'. tio' i 1 sa 11 1112.1 l'.'t'i ' 1 's' 11 ' 1 1 ' 1' f' .t H11 1 . . . I ' V. Tl 1 ' l' 1.'s 'I 1 ' 1' 1 , 1 1 1r,1. ' el 1 1 s 1 1 '1 S 11 tg. TI11 .1 11 '11s1l111lf' f 1 .zs ' : el I' '1 1 1'.,.'f 'N 'N1 '- 1':S.f '.1 1 '.t.,1 ' 1 L . l l V 4 K' i ul. V Ll' 4 V' l A. u A x E . 1 A P 1' K I N L 1 . T11 '1 -'- 1 ' 1 1s. ' '1 'N1 I g. fl's' N 1 1 'xg 1 '1 1 -' . ' . 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'lhe ve trlv b lttle between the Nlaroons and Colds ln football was won this vear bv the Maroons who proved vutornous bw be atm, the 1 old 7 to 19 But that game was bw no means a pushover The Colds we re hx h ln pnrlt and were on thur toes but the-v eouldnt seem to catch up wnth the overpowering who eoaehe d us falthfullv throughout the football season The All Star team IS chosen vearly bv Mr Marx 'lo be on the All Qtar squad you must be outstandmg. lll wour posltlon The All Star Includes the follow W nlllam I roe ke tt and Phllhp Craham outstandln ends for each team Dave Sellen and Tom Porter two e xe ellcnt tackles for both teams James L Abbe and Wllllalll Crlffxth, verv promlsmg guards, and ,lerrv Mug. :as a ve rw dependable ee nter for the Nlaroons Aside. from Kelth Mader and Budd Parsons flrst string ln alfb ee k Rnehard 'Vloores and Michael 'Vlerew exeellent backfne ld men were on the All Qtar squad Prom the whole lower Se hool we give our deepest thanks to Coach 'llarx and hls assistant, Mr Prlce, for the, tuna. and Ildlltlltt, Whlth thev gave to thc team Bunn Puxsows Basketball . The lower Qehool basketball teams the Nlaroons and Colds were coaehed bw 'llr Nlarx and Nlr Pnce The first ame plawed between the teams found them both fighting hard ln the flrst half the Colds let down and the Wlaroons plled up a slxte en to seven lead However the Colds made a tremendous comeback lll the seeond half and almost forged ahead but the llaroons flnallv won 39 to 31 lhe three hlghest scorers for the game were Nlaroons Thev were Clese with 13 Crockett wxth 8 and Parsons wlth 7 The hn h scorers for the Colds were Sellen and Mader with sux points apnece The score of the 'llaroon and Cold B 'leam vame was 29 to 4 Ill favor of the Colds lhe seeond game found the 'llaroons flghtnng hard a thew shellacked the Cold 33 to 14 The hugh pomt man for the game was a Maroon Bud Parsons wlth 15 points and runner up Marvin Levinson also a 'llaroon wlth 10 polnts Hlgh pomt man for the Colds was Howard Adler with 7 points The score of the B Team fame was Wlaroons 15 Colds 26 'lhe -KllStar -X 'leam puked bv 'Vlr Marx was as follows Clesc and Crockett forwards Adler renter Parsons and Mader, guards The All Star B Team consisted of Wlercv and Levinson forwards Shoblad eenter and Cassels and Pnerce guards lhe prospects for next wears 'Vlaroon and I old teams look falrlw good For the Wlaroons there are three returning vete ran- Cassels, Crockett and Cr1ff1t'1 Returning for the Colds are Adler, Henke, Dick Thorgrnnson, Jensen and MacRae Pau. 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J -- V . .... . , ' ' W., ' C gf V 'H Q - .- , . . 9. ,-in, -A 211' A J- . ,IL .- 1-A 1 xt -I. 4 ,I Maroon Track and Baseball Team Burl- Rou. Gold Track and Baseball Team Henle Rau lleft Cleft to right! Mr Marx Dnmond Moore o right! Bob Thorgrini on X ller r Parson frlffilh Front Row Ixloth Lassels Damski Mr lrue beeonrl Ron l Xbbe N o Porter Levinson Rusden diek Wil on Carl on Henlee Mlder l'ronl Row Dlek Thorgrlm on fflllllll Rue ker Mae Rue Hoehfe-ld Baseball April ha been very Hood to the Wlaroon and Colds We were able to praetlee das after das during the fine stre teh of se ttle d, 9llIlSlllIlV weather when the two teams we re re adv for their game the line up for the Wlaroons was as follows Eddie Kloth eateher Bertram Qassels pitcher Dlek Nloores first hae Nlarvln Levin on second base Bill Crockett shortstop Ru hard bhoblad, third ba-.e I Budd Par ons left field Tom Porter eenter field, and .lack Rusden right field. The bolds line-up was a good one also with 1 harles Miller catcher' John Damski pitcher' Bob Thorgrimson first base' Larry Pierce second bare' Howard Adler shortstop' ,lim I Abbe, third baseg Dick Thorgrimson left field' Ste phen Rucker center field- and Martin Hochfeld right field. The Colds heaviest hitters we re Damski Adler and Pierce while. the Maroons had Crockett, Parsons, Moores and Kloth as their best. At the end of the five innin s the Nlaroons led by only three runs 8 to 5' but in the sixth and seventh innings the Gold s pitching and fielding blew up ' and the Nlaroons scored eleven times with the Colds scoring five times, making the final score 19 to 10 in favor of the Maroons. Dick Nloomss Track Prospects . I have compiled the results of the first Lower School Track Meet and I am sure the Lion Cubs will have a good track team. In the 100-yard dash and the 50-yard dash we have Nlader and Damski respectively the outstanding sprinters. Mader s time for the 100-yard da. h was 12.0 seconds and Damski s time was 7.2 seconds. Although in the shot put L Abbe held top honors by throwing the eight-pound shot 32 feet 6 inches Mader might prove a threat to him In the hi h jump Parsons cleared 4 fee-t 3 inches and hopes to do better before the season s out. The pole vault which many people find difficult to elo was done by Phil Graham at a height of 6 feet 3 inches. Mader again is in the broad jump spotlight by le aping 15 feet 11 inches The, Maroons won the first relay' but even so both teams are evenly matched. The first Maroon and Cold Track Meet of the year resulted Colds 30 Maroons 29. PHILIP GRAHAM 50 F4 l vi -'ffm' r V 'V 'r Fi .,b.,s..rQ'f, ,V , A, lf'-wi ,Qian , . , f f ,rf , ,f-'7f23y : R' ' f rf T- , ' ag, , 1 - rv - I-vw - ' L5.h.9.- ' V iii' w 5,45 Y ' If 15 .:n Q! -Q N' - J' 71-JN' ' f Q - 'f '5 F F 1 I . A .. :.f'ff7l3 Lax? n ' , .D , ?. ., A 2. 'V 1 , . g ,. 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