Lakeside School - Numidian Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Page 2 DEDICATION Doctor Cantonwine came to Lakeside during l942, when the Lake- side faculty and staff were faced with a period of great strain and trial. Doctor Cantonwines record in dealing with all of the obstacles brought about by the war, and also those which came later, speaks for itself. The teaching of algebra, geometry, and fusion to succeeding generations of Lakesiders is a part of that record. Another part is the countless seasons of track, football, and basketball, varsity and club, which found him driving and leading his payers on to give their best. Students in his classes, varsity track men, Parson athletes, those who taught near him or coached opposing teams-all of us will remember with affection his outraged roars of pretended scorn at the foibles and follies of math students and athletes. We will remember him on the football field, at home games, and games away, stopwatch in one hand, timing gun in the other, following the tide of play up and down the field. We will remember his readiness to do his share, no matter what the cost to him in time and inconvenience. We dedicate this annual to Doctor Cantonwine whom we will always remember as an excellent master, a superb coach, and, above all, as a true friend to everyone at Lakeside.

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ENGLISH PHILOSOPHY HEAD MASTER MATHEMATICS F W BLEAKNEY DEXTER K. STRONG FACULTY Early in his Lakeside experience, a boy comes to the happy reali- zation that his instructors are his friends. Countless times the advice and encouragement received from Mr, Strong, Mr. Lambert or an advisor goes beyond class instruction. It is from these men that we have gained a firm foundation that will serve us in college, in the armed forces, and in the world. It is not an exaggeration to say that the Lakeside faculty does an excellent job in education for life. Just as the twig is bent, the tree's inclined. Therefore the Class of 1956 is grateful to for inspirational guidance as well as for incomparable classroom instruction. Our teachers have fostered in us the most admirable of human qualities as permanent and inseparable principles: honesty, sincerity, loyalty, dependability, and perserverance. Closely welded are the links of friendship we have formed here, not only with faculty and classmates, but also with the offzce ad- ministration, the infirmary, the refectory and maintenance staffs. Their untiring efforts to make each boy's stay cut Lakeside a success is truly appreciated. ln years to come we will recall their many kindnesses with sincere nostalgia. the Lakeside faculty U S HISTORY ENGLISH ATHLETIC DIRECTOR VERNON L PARRINGTON WESLEY A. CARLSON JEAN A. LAMBERT BIOLOGY-CHEMISTRY ,.... l . KEITH w. GOLDSMITH Page 3