Lakeside School - Numidian Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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A D M , N I S T R A T I . o ' N . 41. MRS. MURRAY MRS. STEPHENSON FRED BOLDT Page 6 FRONT OFFICE Mrs. Normann Mrs, Steffey Mrs. Johnson BUSINESS OFFICE Mrs. Stephenson Mrs. Hart M A I N T E N A N C E Fred Boldt Messrs. Crocker, Lenahan, Wells K I T C H E N Mrs. Barger, Dietician Mrs. Clare Mrs. Mills Mrs. Parsons Mrs. Cardwell Mrs. Roy THE INFIRMARY Mrs. Murray Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Staley Webster Brornan Heins Cunningham Carter

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THE CLASS Ori ri brisk morning in early September of TQSO, the Class of T956 l nfnf l its origin. Those of us destined to be Six-Year Club in r-rv1 bins wi-ii: Deane Carlson, Howard Adler, Steve Rucker, John iowi-ri, Bert Cassels, Joe l-lenke, Tim Hall, and Dick Jones. These eight boys made up the small but sound foundation for the Class of lf?'ifi. ln the eight grarle the class added three new members: Jay Balmer, Sim Cantril, and the Yakima Kid,' Van Jordan. The next yr-rrr was to be rt new and exciting experience in the Upper School. It was in the freshman year that our thoughts moved toward the inn-X wiir-n we would be Seniors, then, we thought, Heaven help the unflr-rrlriss men! ln our first year in the Upper School, the Class of IVG6 firlrlerl two fine scholars to its ranks: George Powell and Bill Phillips lvvo other boys also loined the class that year: Bill Evenson rinrl Towne- Collins, one of the finest basketball players in the hrs- toiy ol lrikirsirle. lhi- sophomore year starterl off with a bang. ln September, six iww boys ioinml the class: Jim Atwood, John Bartels and Toby Walkirr lrom Portland, Alan Bcrill, Denny Watt, and Brooke Albert- OF l956 son. At tha end of the first semester these six were loaned by Mike Foley from Vancouver, British Columbia. lt was during the sopho- more year that we noticed time to be slipping by very quickly. We dreamed more and more about the day when we would be Seniors. As iuniors we were slowly but surely getting the feeling of sophis- tication, The class foundahon was strengthened to near perfection with the addition of Dtck McCurr:lie, Sam McKinstry, Spencer Wood, and Jim Rooney. As we received our Senior rings, pins, privileges and responsibilities, we hoped we would write a significant and honorable page in the history of Lakeside. The Senior year was finally here. To round out the class, four new Seniors ioined the ranks. These were Neil MacDonald, Miko Seeber, Tony Chase, and Bill Karr, As departing Seniors, we certainly hope that we have made con- tributions that will long be remembered in the annals of Lakeside. We also wish to thank all the members of the faculty for their never- ending attempts to make us mature in mind and body, Lastly, we should like to wish the best of luck to next year's Senior Class and to all succeeding Senior Classes, jews sS Page 8 S