Lakeside School - Numidian Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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TIIIIMI-IS N. IIABNEY, Jr. NICK ENTERED OUR PORTALS at the beginning of our senior year, and he soon proved himself to be a true and sincere friend. A post-graduate from Middlesex School in Massachusetts, Nick's diligence and application were soon evident. Nick's primary interest, skiing, was well satisfied by the Seattle environment, and he showed everyone, as a Lakeside racer, some of that New England form. Unfortunately, because of the eligibility rule, Nick was not able to continue his career in varsity baseball that he had started at Middlesex, but he participated in all Parson sports and was the backf bone of the football team. Nick's hobby, photography, also found expression in taking pictures for school publications. It's been a pleasure to have our ambassador from the East, especially since it was Nick. We hope Nick has enjoyed the West as much as we have enjoyed the touch of the East he brought with him. JAMES F IIIEHINGEH, Jr. JIM'S HUMOR HAS ENTERTAINED his classmates since his entrance at the beginning of our sophomore year. His comical, sometimes ridiculous compositions have given us all many hearty laughs. Taking the more serious aspect of schoolfwork into consideraf tion though, Jim has done well in those subjects in which he has had a sincere interest. It has often amazed us to see Jim pass one of those dreaded spot tests with flying colors while all others failed. Perhaps jim's greatest contribution to the school has been in his capacity as cheerleader where he was able to transmit some of his own high spirits to us all. In the dormitory, jim was elected vice' president of the Dorm Council, and on the athletic field he has participated in Parson sports in all seasons. jim's everfpresent smile and droll remarks have made him a wonderful companion, while his less apparent, serious side will have him remembered as a sincere friend.

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Si rlccn excellent soccer player. travel far along the road to success JEFF CIIHNISH .AN EXAMPLE of administrative efficiency was offered to us in the form of jeff. As the source of :authority in the gym, Jeff brought order out of chaos. Realizing that effective administration requires an iron band, jeff organized the various separate sections of the gym dominion into a wellfknit group. The efficiency exhibited from behind his desk in the office has been put to use as the chair' man of the Library Committee and as a member of the newlyfformed Assembly Committee. 'Ieff laas worked on both the 'Tatfer and the Numidian on both the business and the journalistic end. His art work has won him a Schol' astic Art Award, and his school work has brought him four Gold Stars. Wyzatt has also participated in Whitcomb baseball as well as being Head Manager for football and basketball. His perserverance, interest, and awefinspiring administrative ability combined with his congenial personality have placed him among the ranks of our more successful and schoolfspirited classmates. DAVE Clllli s DAVE, ALIAS sQuEAKER,' as one of the best liked most respected, and most accomplished members of the class Dave entered the school in his sophomore year and immediately began to take part in school life. In his junior year he served as vice president of his class, and as a senator. At the end of his junior year he was elected vicefpresident of the Student Body, president of the Student Court president of the Parson Club, and a member of the Cum Laude Society. In his senior year he has served in all these capacities capably, in addition to being class editor of the Numidian writer on the Tatler staff, and chairman of the Calendar Committee His mme is constantly on the Gold Star and Honor Roll Yet Dave excels not merely in academic and student government affairsg he is also a twofyear letterman in both baseball and basketball s and a winner of the Paul E. Cantonwine Memorial Inspirational Trophy in basketball. In addition to this Dave ls an ardent and And Dave has personality too. People envy yet like ham Un natural as this may seem, Dave is 1 very natural person and will

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lfiHflfl'l'l1 BRUCE HANSIIN DAVE EMEHY IXN EASY-GOING, cheerful personality was Dave's main asset when he successfully led us through our freshman year as president of the class. ln the succeeding years, he has served as secretary of the Student Court, as president of the Brownell Club, and twice as a senator. His work in the classroom is equally worthy of praise, for Dave has frequently appeared on the Cold Star and Honor Roll lists. Known as our Latin scholar, Dave alone accepted the challenge of Sth year Latin, while his allfaround intellectual ability was recognized with his selection to represent the school on the National Merit Scholarship Exam. On the varsity football field, Dave has earned his letter twice as a guard, and equally as interesting and distinctive, although not as noteworthy, Dave's long sweeping hook shots from midfcourt added a different touch to the sport of basketball. Dave's interest in railroading cannot go unnoticed. His ambition is to work with trains, and anyone will do well to buy stock in the railroad with which he associates himself. Dave's quiet, yet amiable personality, his studiousness, and his purposefulness in life, all com' bine to make him a fellow to remember. BRUCE is, above all, an individualist. His attitudes and philosophy reflect this individualism and make him one of the most stimulating members of our class. As editor of the Numidian and as a student, Bruce's work is marked hy interesting copy and hard work. his scholastic abilities enabled him to place himself perennially on the Cold Star and Honor Roll lists and to become a finalist in the National Merit Scholastic Contest, while his athletic skills won him two letters in both football and golf. His tenacity and speed made him an excellent linebacker and halfback, as well as an unorthodox standout on the Brownell basketball team. At the end of his junior year, Bruce was elected to the Cum Laude Society for recognition of his academic achievements. lf still further evidence belying his lackadaisical appearance is necessary, he also served as a senator and as vicefpresident of the Brownells in his senior year. Bruce has a quick wit, and is rather immovable in his wellfthoughtf out opinions, but these are the qualities that make him a valucd friend and have won him the respect of all. We wish him success as a doctor.