Lakeside School - Numidian Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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JOHN COWEN TOWNE CCLLINS l Towne has been active in a very diverse range of extracurricular and athletic activities. He has also been a hard-working and enthusiastic student, winning several Gold Star awards and having been on the Honor Roll list also. In his sophomore year, he was sergeant-at-arms of his class, in his senior year, he was a member of the dormitory singing group, the Ski Club, the Big L Club, and the NUMIDIAN staff. Towne has probably excelled the most on the athletic field. He played one year of Whitcomb basketball and baseball, he has been a member of the golf team, but he has excelled in varsity athletics to a much greater degree. He won his letterman's award for varsity baseball one year. But he will be remembered at Lakeside mainly for his skill on the basketball floor, his grace, accuracy, and composure were unequaled. He won many games for Lakeside, and in gratitude, he has been awarded three letterman's awards for three years of competition. We have all enioyed having Towne as a friend and a classmate. May he have the best of luck in the years to come! College Choice: Stanford, University of Oregon. Will: l will my position to anyone stupid enough to get caught! Page T4 John has been at Lakeside throughout his lunior high school and high school career. An avid supporter of the Brownell club, he has been interested and ac- tive in all of its school functions, He was an indispensable member of the stage crew for the play, The Man Who Married a Dumb Wife. For three years, John has participated in the Brownell football, basketball, and baseball programs. In view of his loyalty and competence, he was elected vice-president of the Brownell Club in his senior year. John is also an artist and won an art award at Frederick and Nelson's annual high school art exhibit. John has set an excellent example for many Lakesiders through his enthusiasm and determination. ln spite of his quiet personality, he is not one of those people who are noticed and known by only a few. During his six years at Lakeside, his pleasantness has gained him many friends, and his calm behavior has won him the respect of most Lakesiders, John's basic sincerity and straight-forwardness make him a logical and true friend in whom infinite trust can be placed, With such admirable qualities as these, he should easily make a success of his chosen career in consumer financing. College Choice. Claremont, Colorado College. Will: l will leave my teachers frustrated!

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BERTRAND BEASLEY CASSELS, JR. We all know Bert by his flaming red hair, according to legend, he should be quick-tempered, but this is not true in Bert's case. ln fact, it is almost impossible to make Bert mad or even a bit angry. He is one of the most active and conscien- tious students in his class. He has turned out for Brownell football, varsity foot- ball, and varsity basketball. He has won two letterman awards in varsity bas- ketball, and during his senior year, was awarded the Inspirational Trophy for that sport. Both his determination and his ability contributed to his winning this award and high honor. Bert was elected sergeant-at-arms of his class in his junior year, secretary of the Brownell Club and president of the Athletic Council in his senior year, Also in his senior year, he helped start an active i'pep movement which helped keep high morale both in the teams and in the student body. His excellent spirit and friendly manner have aided in making him one of the most popular students in the school. Bert was the chief delegate to the annual Northwest Religious Confer- ence, and delivered two chapel talks on this subject. He was also very active in planning school social functions and helping his classmates in any way possible. Bert's interest in all school functions and affairs, his activity in them, and his enthusiasm have made him a vital member of his class. His diligence, ability, and friendly manner will all contribute to make him a successful engineer or naval officer. College Choice: University of Washington. Will: I will my well-thumbed, worn-out mathematics books to Mr, Lambert! ANTHONY G. CHASE Tbny came to Lakeside in his senior year and found no difficulty in making new friends and adiusting to his new school. Tony is a likable fellow, always ready with a smile or a ioke or a friendly comment, but he is also a good, hard- working, conscientious student. He has participated willingly in many class and school activities, proving himself to be a loyal and deserving companion to many a Lakesider. He is another one of this year's graduating class who seldom shows his anger or disappointment, no matter how angry or disappointed he might be. Tony is a pretty fair tennis player, but, being ineligible, he could not partici- pate on the tennis team, he did, however, enter into the fall tennis program. He surprised himself and most Lakesiders with his agility on the basketball floor by competing in the winter Brownell basketball program and likewise by partici- pating on the Brownell baseball team. Tony proved himself to be a hard-working student this year, he hopes to en- ter law when he graduates from college, and we are all sure that he will be- come a competent lawyer aided by his diligence, determination, and ability. College Choice: Harvard. Will. I will my weekly allowance to John E. Ryan, Jr. Ill, so that he won't die in poverty! Page l3

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WILLIAM EVENSON During Bill's four years at Lakeside, he has been extremely active in scholastic and extracurricular activities. His determination, diligence, and ability have made him one of the outstanding members of his class. He has won eight quarterly and two annual Gold Star awards, as well as much praise from his masters and fellow students. He has been a basketball manager, a member of the Ski Club, a reporter for the TATLER, sports editor of the NUMIDIAN, and a delegate to the annual Northwest Religious Conference during his senior year, In his iunior year, Bill was elected secretary of his class and was a member of the stage crew for the play, The Man Who Married A Dumb Wife. There are not many other activi- ties in which he could have participated, Bill has competed in Parson football, basketball, baseball, and track. During his years at Lakeside, Bill has been recognized as a hard-working and determined fellow on the athletic field as well as in the classroom. He has not only made a name for himself in club athletics but on the ski slopes as well, he has com- peted in several 'freestyle' events for the ski team and has won or at least placed in most of them. We are all sure that Bill will succeed at almost any task he may tackle, for he has the determination, the will, the spirit, and the ability to do almost anything. Having Bill as a classmate has been an enioyable experience for all the mem- bers of his class, we all wish him the best of luck. College Choice: University of Washington. Will I will my secret identity back to John Bartels! MICHAEL FOLEY Mike came to Lakeside in the middle of his sophomore year from Vancouver, B. C., he is unique in having a dual citizenship, for he is originally from Florida. Mike was recognized early in his Lakeside career as the perfect diplomat with his sincerity, friendliness, and ready smile which helped cheer up those around him. Mike is never moody and always accepts the inevitable with a smile. Mike was not eligible for varsity athletics until the last semester of his iun- ior year, until then, he turned out for club athletics, excelling in football, basket- ball and track. But as soon as Mike was eligible for varsity athletics, he partici- pated in varsity track and was recognized as one of the hardest working mem- bers of the team. In the fall of his senior year, Mike won his letter as a half- back on the varsity football team, that winter, he won his letter playing varsity basketball, and in the spring he again competed on the varsity track team. Mike's good spirits and frequent humorous remarks always helped to put the team in good spirits when the going was rough. During Mike's short time at Lakeside, he became one of the most popular and trusted boys in his class, in his senior year, he was elected president of the athletically successful Brownell Club, but previously, in his junior year, Mike was elected treasurer of his class. Among all these activities, Mike found time to be a feature writer for the TATLER. Mike has been awarded the gold star and has been on the honor roll fre- quently. As well, he has the unique ability to make friends easily, and for that reason, he will long be remembered by his classmates and by his masters as a hard-working and friendly student. We of the NUMIDIAN wish Mike the best of luck and are sure that he will be a success wherever he may be. College Choice, Notre Dame. Will: I will that there be no segregation! Page I5