Lakeside School - Numidian Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Thirty Class of I9 JUNIOR CLASS 0 Back Row: Rucker, Anderson, Osgood, McConkey, Lowrey, Ludberg, Babb, Ambrose. Backus, Madden. Third Row: Dunn, Rogge, Jacobs, Westberg, Rolie, Carlson, Frazier, Chamberlin, Templeton, Second Row: Diack, Bishop, Mason, Olson, Shanahan, R. Hanks, Bull. First Row: jones, president: Phillips, vice-president: Quainton, secretary: Miekelwait, Treasurer: Green. sergeantfat-arms: Branchflower, -I, Wilkins, Brady, Moritz, Ingham. T HE UIUNIORS ARRIVED last fall in a very enthusiastic mood that has continued throughout the school year. Class spirit was high as was evidenced by wellffilled stomachs at the football and basketball games and hy the sudden appearance of yellow hats on the head of every loyal Lakeside athletic booster. These were, of course, fruits of the juniors athletic refreshments concession and rooter-cap selling projects. A highly successful basketball dance netted a good profit, and ninety dollars of this was donated to the Orthopedic Hospital. The remainder, along with the rest of the money earned during the year, will be put into a fund for staging the most colossal junior Prom ever. For some reason, junior names have been sadly lacking from thc Honor Roll and Gold Star lists, but that is certainly not the fault of scholars like Leland Bull, Dennis Dunn, Scmmes Mickelwait, and john Phillips. They have kept us in the running. The athletic program is brighter, with tigers like Pete Ambrose, jeff Brady. and George Green showing the way in footballg Lee Rogge setting the scoring pace in basketball, and Bob Bishop and Ray Jacobs, iron men of the track team. And while we are speaking of meritorious juniors, we cannot overlook president, Dave jonesg vicefpresident, john Phillips, secretary-treasurer, Rodney Quaintong and sergeant-at'arms, George Green, all of whom have contributed their best to lead the class. All in all, the class is wellfprepared to meet the imposing demands during its last year at Lakeside.