Lakeside School - Numidian Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Class Prophec My name is Rucker. I'1n an arranger and 1'o111po.1er. I 1111111 the hand that playx 111 Fred Lou-rey's hotel, The Old Ktnluekx' Home. Fred fourulea hm e.-tahl1.1hme11t about l1eev1!y 511111 after hm gra1l11at1o11 from Lakesttle, that was flee yearx ago. Nou' the hotel 1.1 tt lug th111g here 111 the Hau'a11a11 l1lr1111l.1. Gene Carl.1o11, who got h1.1 .start in Vexterrt Hotels 111 Seattle, 1.1 the Head Bell-boy there. I see lot.1 of the old school fr1e11tls when they Home 111 to the extabl1.1h111e11t. Of eourxe lots of rhmgs go on I ean't tel what everyone 11 dome to waste tune. X SR rome 111 here regularly l1ke john Ph1ll1p.1 orchard juxt uutmde of tou-11. Some just Lee Bull, the 11v1t1que dealer u'ho'l ruxty. just last week Dave jonei stopped 111 that glfl von were out u'1rh laat 111gl1t ' l buy He out cultl, but wax xhe out, tool Ruelney axketl hon so111e1f.'hat the same aue.1t1o11 you were wlth yextertlay. Dul yor u'l1o 1.1 11 u'111efxa111pler, awmeereel, Oh 11'1tteJ me, 114111 111t u'1th l1 . I all l youfall about, but l ean tell home ol the a11e1e11t claxx ol who hat hm 1111-11 papaya come bv o111'e 111 a u'h1le, l1ke al1no.1t .111x'th111g 1f 1t'x old and here. l asked h1111, lVho was a11111'ereJ, l kneu' I u'a.1 B2,11a111to11 came 111 and I That 11111 a real fine doll er laat 11114h17 Rod. oln't o11lu'1t her, xhe out' Some of the class of '58 are takmg 111 the xeratch llke tall 'Toux' Koessler, who IS 11 shepherd. Ahfahlahfah. Semvnes M1ckelu'a1t is really proud of hxs an:estry. They traced hu great grrreat grreeeeaaat g'ra11dfather all the way back to Mar1e A11to111ette,' 111 fact hm great great great grandmother traced h1111 bask there Aereral txmes. Sevnmes has tu'111 daughters he plans to me ln hu te1fe'1 burlexq11.e routine as .won as they can walk. XX'e get some pretty famous people here i11 l1ke jay M11.:r111, the rzght and left lungs an ltlaho potato u'1t Ofofofofoll It. tagtetl The Old Kentucky Horne. only pol1l1e1an who hax been able to make both meet. Or R1111 Frazxer. th: ac1e11t1.1t who croxxed h o11e of the .1po11ge.1 from the reefs 11111111111 here. ternblell But 1t sure hula a lot 11fg11l1'3'. M111f uter john Clam: was almost dr11u'11e1l u'h1le erlex 111 New lomey. He fell 111to Hauw jumpetl to save hun. Both able to stand up. Talk about people who are far 111 the 111ou11ta111s of T1bet,' he is go1'er11111g 501'1et3'. 'lay XV1lk111s 15 he wat k1lled u'h1le 111 hu small fo one oj tl1 fame our out, Lyle tryxng to not what re1g11 .sport Pete Ambrose acc1de11tally stepped on h1m. heart of darkness, he ts an 11-ory Afrna. lratler 111 1' 1' 1'1.11t111g the H1ef1:11p Brew' 1111, but .1k111ftl11'er Rlfk a l1ttle 'well' 111111 hardly Bra11.'hIlou'er 1.1 a her1111t el1.1co1'er the natural laws youtl fall nght cloxe by, car. A large 1111111 11a111eol Illll Lznelberg 1.1 111 the the lvla11flVla11 11at1on 111 Blg League ball player for the Seattle Tanks, Home Curve Ball A11der.1o11 threw a bxg blast here about three weekx ago. The eJ1tor of the Sunday Mor11111g Post Ser1pt. Brady, uax there. H15 111aga:111e 1x a sequel to the Saturday E1'e11111g Pomt, Deteey Xhextblcre, the lug' game h1111ter and expert sharp-ahooter, teax alto teen al1oot111g off h1x mouth. Gerry Rolxe, the p1e111l111t of Ta.11yf1'l1e1e G11111 Compa11y, wat .vee11 1111111m111g up the works pretty' well. Rav Babb .1hou'e1l up. He 1.1 1111 E11gl1xl1 teacher at L.1kex1Je, but he 1.1 11ou' 1'aeat1o11111g at The Old Kentucky Horne. Harry D1ack shot everyone there. He 1.1 a photogf rapher for Zesto, The Wvovnevfs Nlagazxne. Ed Raxrnuson hat been trying to make some money Aellmg wood' bur11111g .Stoves to the esknnoooos near Anchorage. George Green really burned h1m up u-hen he piped 111 natural gas. Ray -lacobs 1s al.1o 111 the plpe bu.s111es1, he makes 'Ye Streavnlmetl Tool for people who l1ke to mnoke u'1th a bxte, We had a 1'ar1ety att here last 111ght u'1tl1 Cfhrn Nlatltlen Jomg a lot of talk11114. He told 11 feu' jokes, anal hm partner 11111 Olwon, sang .1 jeu' songs. Danny Mo11tz pl.1xeJ the u'a.1h l'1.1a1.l :1h1le o11 .1k11.1 u'1th 1111 approprulte backdrop. All theme th1111ga take u'111.l, hut the bow 1e1th the hot a1r 1.1 Georze Rexlly teho has been employed bv the Helunn Gas Corp. for .1e1'e11tee11 yean. He blouzs up gas b.1lloo11.i, The u'e11ther bureau has tent a scout to look hun 111-er ax a u'eatherfl'1alloo11f blower. Although Mxke Sha11al.a11 exere1.1eJ 111111-1g hu hugh ,xelxool dam 111 hopes of b111lJ111g a11 over-1le1'elopeel l'1oJ-y, he eontraetetl a .vernau elm- ease Called Athlete'x Foot and 1l1e1l. Bob Buhop, a .'he11111t, trxeal lo ture the dxiease, He J11l11't make 11111.'h proerews though, but he Jul ti nal a :ure for whxeh there teas no olueaxe. De11111x D111111 :aught the eure a11J wax very sxck. I sau' h1m thu 111or11111g lymg o11 the beach, H1 1.1 114114: 1'1ee pve.11tle11t of fvlureler U11111eorpora1e1i. Bob Ha11k.1 1.1 the veeent Awnerlian a1nb.1.s.1a1lor lu R1111111 heeauxe they Jo not have a God oeer there. Lee 'fggorl' Royge ha.1 1111! .xolol Sunny 11111 lu -luh11 Onetfod who plana not to me ptavmlw 111 peanut. butter be' e.1u.1e they are too f.1tte11111g. I hear that joe lVlel.o11kes 1.111 note be fo1111.l 11e.11px'11115 a u11.1ll luale raneh eallea the 'Broken A 111 e.1,11e111 N11111ta11.1 becauxe hu A1111111 would go no jurther. Tucker lwxeham h.11 1111 e11tt.l a .he11111al called xexlepllalxa bon: aleohal u'h1el1 11 xuetl tor elearxxne pxafptns 111 111111111e1 anal u'1111er, X1111:

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-. Q. s FN .4-., , .qv f SENIUR CLASS OFFICIERS I Seinines Mick elwait, Treasurerg lired Lowiey. Yiee'Pi'esident Peter Ainhrose, President: Bill Ludherg. Seigt aiit'atf.-Xinisg Rodney Quainton, Secretary. Senior Histor F THE TVVENTY cheery, rosyfcheekcd seventh grad' ers that wandered through the halls of Lakeside for the first time early one morning in Septemher 1952, seven were desf tined to remain six years to hecome the foundation of the class of '58, Tucker Ingham. golden locks and all: George Reilly. who already had his foot in the gym door: smoother. suaver. Lyle Piranchflowerg the atfahle, energetic, howling hall, kleff Brady: and George Green, angler and yachtsman. all waited their first class in Bliss Hall. The day hefore, Lee Bull, the sharprshooting scholarg -lay Vsfilkins, without knowlf edge of those diminutive foreign johsg and ,lohn Osgood, minus his ace custom, checked into the Dorm. Also in that crowd was lim Olson, the Lakeside Lautrec. who returned to his hometown of Enumclaw for the next three years. The next year, the class was joined hy dramatist Dewey VN'esthurg and hy Rodney Quainton, whose secretarial ahility and wit have heen invaluahle. ln the freshman year, the class of '58 was greatly augf mented, Dick Rucker and Semmes Mickelwait filed in to take their places as the class's scientist and leading scholar. YC4PSCUVel5'. ,lily Nfason. committee man, and the ohseeluious archer. Dennis Dunn, were also there. From the ski slopes of Sun Valley glided Danny Mtiritz, and the apple and pea fields of Chelan gave us klohn Phillips. Tony Kocssler hrought his cowhoy suit over from Ivlissoula and moved into the Dorm. Iviichael Gripes Shanahan, and '5Charlie Brownf' alias Lee Rogge, arrived from Laurclhurst, Howard Samu Anderson. cigar in mouth, arrived from Edmonds. Last. Ivieany blr. High was kind enough to release Dave .lones and Pete Ain hrose, student leaders and playhoys. T, 1, The sophomore year hrought us Ron Frazier, radio operf ator1 Boh Bishop, laig time operator1 and Harry Diack, pho- tographer and humorist, all from Portland. The two Rays. Porky Bahhs and the manly wlaeohs, from ljugene and Mis' soula, respectively. took their places as Dorm leaders. Roh Hanks and Rick Haws hrought their rowdies and their serif ous moods from atop Capitol Hill, while Chris lvladden swam over from Hunts Point fwe dontt know where it is eitherfl. Une year later appeared ,l. T, IVIcConkey, lns hriefcase of funnies too, from Shelton1 quiet .lerry Rolie from the can, neries of Grandviexvg Eddy Rasmuson, plus appetite and credulity, from Anchorage: Spokanels eontrihution to the mayhem in the Dorm, Bill Ludhcrgg and Fred Lowery. our trouhled heach hoy from Honolulu. Gino Carlson, student leader and inspirer. was aliductcd from Garfield. VVith the addition of George Cooper, his Mzidl' magaf zines and tuhe of Vile Cream. from Portland: and -lohn Clod Clausz, the merry vocalist from New nloisey. the ranks of the class of '58 are filled, Possessing an outstanding record. hoth scholastically and athletically, its meinhers will continue in the future to display a spirit of leadership and ahility. The class under the leadership of the class oflicers experf ienced a highly successful year. Among the accomplishments of the class are an appropriate gift for the school and an extremely successful Senior Ball. This year's class officers are Pete Amlarose. president, Fred Lowrey. vicefpresident. Rodney Quainton. secretary, Semmes Ivliekelwait. treasurer and Bill Ludherg, sgtfatfarms,