Lakeside School - Numidian Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Page I8 WILLIAM KARR Bill came to Lakeside in his senior year, and, as all students in this situation, he was faced by the difficult problem of adapting himself to a new school and making new friends. But Bill had little trouble, for he has a sharp wit and fine sense of humor which enabled him to adiust himself readily to almost any situa- tion. Bill excels in basketball, and, because of his ineligibility, he played Parson basketball instead of varsity ball. His co-ordination enabled him to become the best member of the team, the Parsons are greatly indebted to Bill for his efforts. Bill participated in many class activities, and, whenever a helping hand was needed, he vertising to not become small scale. This is a typical example of Bill's personality, for, upon arrival at Lakeside, he tried his hardest to help the school. Whenever Bill has an idea, he tries hard to promote it-an admirable attribute. Bill hopes to attend the University of Washington, and to study law or archi- tecture, we all know that he will be successful in either of these occupations. College Choice: University of Washington. Will: I will the Senior Circle to all the iuniors with the twitch. was there to help. He worked on the TATLER, attempting to initiate ad- pay part of the expenses of the paper. Unfortunately, the idea could a realization this year because the paper was operating on such a NEIL ROGER lv1acDONALD Neil came to Lakeside in his senior year, but he met the challenge of making new friends and adapting himself to a new school with the greatest of ease. Although he is a quiet, reserved student, his sense of humor, easy-going good nature, and willingness to work have won him the respect and friendship of everyone who has had a chance to associate with him. Neil's athletic talent is swimming, but unfortunately, Lakeside does not have the facilities to encourage a swimming program. So, instead of swimming, Neil attempted to learn how to play golf this year, He has volunteered to serve his class, his student body, and the dormitory numerous times during the past year, his hard work and accomplishments have made him one of the most respected seniors in the dormitory. Because his fellow students realized that he was an excellent and trustworthy worker, Neil was elected to the Dormitory Council for the last half of this year. We will all remember Neil's smiling face appearing from behind some disguise during many a skit or pep rally , Neil is certainly an interesting and likable fellow and has been a great asset to his class. Neil's primary interests are in aviation, throughout the last few years, he has become so keenly interested, that he has actually taken several flying lessons in order that he might be better prepared for college aeronautics courses. He is cer- tainly a conscientious person, well qualified to perform any task he may encoun- ter, College Choice: San .lose State College. Will: I will my M.G. to Doc Naiden and family!

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6. RICHARD JONES Dick is one of that elite group of six-year Lakesiders. Dick will be remembered for his dynamic personality and endless energy. As an underclassman, he served enthusiasticly and consistently on committees. He was honored for his efforts this year as president of the senior class. He was assistant editor of the TATLER and worked on the NUMlDlAN staff. He served well in the Senate and on the Chapel Committee. ln all these activities he contributed a great number of new and good good ideas and carried them through with enthusiasm. He has participated in an extremely diversified field of sports. He has been a member of the ski club for three years and the golf team for three years. He has been on the rifle and tennis teams and has played one year of Parson foot- ball, basketball, and baseball. . As a further example of the diversity of his activities, he was part of ci quar- tet, head waiter, and secretary of the hot-rod club. He has taken art for four years and won a certificate of merit for his work. Last year he represented Lake- side at the annual religious conference in Tacoma. Will: l will myself to myself in hopes that I may become an individual. . :Q QQ:-4 VAN JORDAN Van has been one of the most outstanding athletes at Lakeside during his five- year career. He has played varsity football for four years, winning a letterman's award both his iunior and senior year. He has competed on the varsity baseball team for four years, winning a letterman's award every year. During his fresh- man year, Van was also a sharp-shooter on the rifle team. Van has held more athletic offices than any other member of his class, he was captain of the varsity baseball team in his junior year, captain of the varsity football team in his senior year, and president of the Big L Club in his senior year. But we will remember Von not only for his prowess, but also for his spirit and determination, all of his team-mates have commented to the effect that without Van's excellent inspirational enthusiasm, Lakeside teams would not have been as successful as they have been. During the '55-56 basketball season, Van again contributed his time and energy cheerleading. During his senior year, Van served as president of the Parson Club, Sergeant-at-Arms of the Student Body, and a member of the Dormitory Council. Van has been a faithful and hard worker in the many extracurricular activities he has participated in. His loyalty and deter- mination have been excellent examples to all his classmates, who sincerely wish him the best of luck for the years to come. College Choice: University of Arizona. Will: l ain't got nothing to leave! Page 17

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RICHARD McCURDIE Dick joined the Class of '56 in his iunior year and was soon a popular mem- ber of the student body. His ever-present smile and likeable personality have won him many friends and will continue to do so in years to come. He has a sharp wit and vivacious personality that cannot be matched by many of his classmates and which will be a great help to him in any occupation he may choose to enter. Dick has participated in Brownell football, basketball and baseball, in his senior year, he was recognized as one of the best players of the Brownell football team. He will always be remembered for recovering a fumble in the end zone to win the vital game of the season for his team. But Dick's best showing came on the ski team, he was also an active member of the ski club, which is greatly indebted to him for his new ideas and his ever-present enthusiasm. Dick is one of the most easy-going and likeable members of his class, we all have enjoyed knowing him and being with him. We wish him the best of luck for the years to come. College Choice: Whitman, University of Washington Will: I will my grades to Sam Baker! SAMUEL DAVID McKINSTRY Although Sam came to Lakeside in the fall of his iuniar year, he soon dis- tinguished himself in school activities. Constantly during his iunior year, Sam volunteered to serve on class and student body committees, he became one of the most respected member of his class. ln the spring of his iunior year, Sam was elected treasurer of his class for his senior year and appointed business editor of the NUMIDIAN. During his senior year, Sam served on the Chapel Committee and was nominated to attend the annual Northwest Religious Conference at which he was an active participant. Sam has been a strong member of the Brownell Club and the Ski Club, he played one year of club football during which he was recognized as a hard worker although not an exceptional player. In addition, Sam has enioyed track and skiing during his two years at Lakeside. Although Sam came to Lakeside at a difficult period in his high school career, he soon excelled academically, he has repeatedly been awarded the Gold Star and been on the Honor Roll. Because of his mathematical prowess, Sam is presently interested in engineering and business. Sam has been a great asset to his class and will certainly do well at any iob he tackles. College Choice, Princeton, Lehigh. Will, I will my senior math book to Bob Enslow! Page I9