Lakeside School - Numidian Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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.lim came to Lakeside in the middle of his iunior year from Lewiston, ldaho, but it did not take him long to adiust himself to school. Soon after he came to Lakeside he ioined the stage crew for the play, The Man Who Married a Dumb Wife and was recognized as being efficient and trustworthy. In his senior year, he was appointed assistant business editor of the NUMIDIAN, a difficult and tire- some iob wh ch requires many long and hard hours of work. He was also ap- pointed to the senior class Dayboy Boarder Council which planned many of the class activities He was elected to the Dormitory Council in his senior year, he contributed much of his time and energy to the council, working out dormitory problems One of the activities in which Jim participated was cheer-leading, one of the most frustrating and difficult tasks he could have volunteered for, his en- thusiasm was greatly apprec ated by all the athletic teams as well as by the en- Jim has tw ce been o member of the golf team and has participated in var- sity basketball We all will remember him for his drive, enthusiasm, and deter- mination .lim is friendly and liked by all members of his class. We are sure that he will be successful in his chosen occupation-business administration or chemi- Will I will my ears to the ground observer corps! f N STEPHEN lvl. RUCKER Steve's hearty and unique laugh is his trademark, with his keen wit and sense of humor, he is one of the most popular boys in his class. Although he is always eager and willing to tell or listen to a story, he is one of the most conscientious students in the school. Steve has been awarded the Gold Star and recognized on the Honor Roll several times during his long career at Lakeside, having iained the Class of '56 in the seventh grade. Steve is an excellent tennis player, being the key member of the team in his senior year and winning three letterrnan awards in three consecutive years of varsity participation. And, in his senior year, he was elected captain of the tennis team. He was also an outstanding member of the rifle team for two years until that sport was dropped from the Lakeside athletic program. Steve's literary and oratorical ability enabled him to participate in and win the annual Lincoln Forum twice, once in the Lower School and once in the Upper School during his iunior year. Steve is a fine and a good companion, his ami- ability and his unique laugh have won him many friends. At present he hopes for a future occupation in banking or handling stocks, both of which, require in- telligence and a good personality-Steve fulfills these requirements. College Choice: University of Washington. Will: I will my desert boots to Bruce Hanson! Page 21

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WILLIAM PHILLIPS Once in a while a class is lucky enough to have a born leader in its midst, a boy who is hardworking, vitally interested in all activities, trustworthy, efficient, and intelligent. The Class of '56 found such a leader in Bill Phillips. Bill came to Lakeside as a freshman and has been building an amazing record of contributions to his school ever since. ln recognition of his leadership he has been elected to the following offices: secretary-treasurer of the Ski-club, President of the Drama Club, secretary of his sophomore class, secretary of his senior class, secretary of the Whitcomb Club, for three terms a senate member, and for three years a Dorm Council representative. This year Bill was president of the Dorm Council, probably the toughest iob in the school. However, Bill has not limited his abilities to extracurricular activities, He has found time to participate on the ski team, win a letter in varsty baseball, and be captain of the junior varsity basketball team. He has also played one year of Whitcomb football, basketball, and baseball. Bill has excelled in scholarship as well. He has won the Gold Star every quar- ter he has been here and has almost always been on the honor roll. Bill is at the top of his class. He is a member of the Cum Laude society. In addition to all these things, Bill has found time to serve on the library and chapel committees as well as to act and to work on the stage crew for the school plays. It is certainly with iustification that Bill has twice been awarded the Presidents Medal and once the Silver Medal for the underclassroom who has con- tributed most to Lakeside. College Choice: Stanford. Will. I leave the presidency of the Dorm to anyone willing to argue with Bob Spock about senior privileges. Page 20 GEORGE V. POWELL, JR. George ioined the Class of '56 as a freshman and immediately took his place as a leader. We all remember affectionately his sea-lawyer speeches explaining why we could or could not do something. Despite these occasional outbursts, George did his part in school activities. George served in the Senate and on the Athletic Council. He came to full bloom in his senior year as vice-president of the Ski club, treasurer of the Student Body, vice-president of the Parson club, and Editor of the NUMIDIAN. With his imaginative and active mind George was able to innovate ideas in each of these offices and carry them through. On the athletic field George excelled. He won two letters for his performance in track, participating' in that sport for all four of his years at Lakeside. As a senior he worked hard on the varsity football team, winning his letter. He also participated on the ski team, played three years of club football, one year of basketball for the Parsons, and was on the rifle team for two years. George has won the Gold Star for six quarters and been on the honor roll for seven, an indication of his scholastic ability. College Choice: Princeton. Will: l will the mile to anyone dumb enough to take it.

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TOBY WALKER MICHAEL SEEBER Mike carrie to Lakeside from Kellogg, Idaho, in the beginning of his Senior year, but the job of making new friends and adjusting himself to a new school did not seem to bother him at all. Probably Mike's greatest advantage is that he always has a ready smile and a friendly remark, two of the most commendable attributes that anyone could have. One of the hardest things that a Lakeside student could do was to make Mike mad, even if he was angry with others, he would never let them know it. Because of his friendly, likable personality, Mike was immediately accepted as one of his class. Because he was here for such a short time, Mike did not really have a chance to participate in many activities, However, he did enter into the golf and the ski programs, proving himself to be an active and loyal member of the ski club, One would not think that Mike could sing, but he proved differently while participat- ing in the singing group which was established by several Lakesiders. Mike's will- ingness to help his classmates was displayed by his consistent volunteering to help with class projects. Mike has had considerable experience with radio and pharmaceutical work and hopes to enter one of the two fields. His sincerity and good nature will aid him in anything he does, his classmates all agree that Mike has contributed greatly to the spirit of the Class of '56. College Choice: Washington State College. Will: l will my nick-name, l-lelbert Macintosh , to Robin Luehrs! Page 22 Long, lean, and humorous are the three words which describe Toby best. His sharp wit and sense of humor are equalled by few in the school, his jolly man- ner eased the tension which always arises during a school year. Toby has been a great asset to his class and to Lakeside. As a feature writer for the TATLER, his new and humorous ideas added greatly to its style and qual- ity. During his senior year, Toby contributed much of his time and energy to cheer-leading, one of the most difficult and frustrating activities any boy at Lake- side can participate in. The 1955-56 varsity basketball team will remember his loyalty and arduous work during every game, Toby's friendly personality aided him in reflecting much of his own enthusiasm in Lakeside supporters. One might think that Toby is not an athlete, but such a thought is far from the truth. In his junior year, Toby played Junior Varsity basketball, and in the fall of his junior year, he won his letter playing varsity football, Toby is considered one of the best defensive guards Lakeside has had in several years. Toby's spirit and enthusiasm helped keep the morale of the team high, Because he was ineligible during his sophomore year, Toby played Whitcomb football and basketball, greatly aiding the Whitcombs to excel in those two sports. Although Toby's remarks may seem severe at times, they are really only in fun. He has been very helpful to his class and to the school. We are sure that he will succeed in business or in engineering. College Choice: Brown University. Will: l will my letter sweater to Tony Koessler!