Lakeside School - Numidian Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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iff? David Jones AVE, WHO ENTERED as one of the many freshmen. certainly was never lost in the shuffle-f there isn't an office of any importance in the school to which Dave hasn't heen elected V the climax came when he was elected Student Body president after holding other offices such as twice a class off ficer, once a Whitcomh officer. treasurer of the Student Body, twice a mem' her of the Senate and the Athletic Council-on the athletic field Dave also excelled having won two letters in track and three in foothallff-in his senf ior year he was elected eofcaptafn of the foothall teams during his freshman and sophomore years he appeared often on the Gold Star lists hefore he realized that there was more in life than school hooks--fhecause of his undy' ing interest in sports, Dave. or as he is called hy some Gulunder. is the sports editor of this hookf-Dave's desk in study hall has always served as an example of how not to keep a desk neat. Ton Koessler N THE FALL OF '54 Tony made the long journey from lviissoula, lviontana to LakesidefTony, whom the hoarders call Boney Tony, had a promising haskethall career ahead of him at Lakeside until he inf jured his foot which put him out of action for a year after he had led the junior varsity in his junior year-besides haskethall Tony played varsity tennisfin his sophomore year he was a member of the Senate and the Dorm Council-Tony, whose favorite suhf jects are math and history, made the Gold Star a couple of timesfhe is treasurer of the Dorm Rifle Cluh+when not studying he likes to ride horses and to play hasketf hall. fred lowre af N OUR JUNIOR YEAR Lakeside was fortunate to receive from far off Honolulu. Fred Punahow Lowrey-along with heing tan all year round. Fred is known for heing a vicefpresident: Dorm Council. Vv'hiteomh Cluh and the Senior Classfalso a memher of the Senatef-in athletics Fred was restricted to eluh sports in his first year. hut as a senior he earned his letter in varsity foothall playing quarterhackfFred claims his favorite sport is surfing, hut the hoarders know that his main activity is chasing girls-Y in an effort to see more sunshine Fred is contemplating attending college in California.

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Nirt fifQffZa XEQJS fQ I - gy! Rick Ifaivs f I 6 'QW OISTEROUS RICKY passed through the portals of Lakcside for thc iirst time as a sophornorefhecause of a recurring knec injury Ricks athf lctic career has hccn short livedftwo years of varsity track and one of foot' hall--as a climax to his athletic carcer hc was forced into nianaging-V-hcf sides varsity and managing Rick also took hoxing for two ycars and hoxcd in thc smokcr Rick has donc hctter than avcragc work scholastically. hav' ing won two Gold Stars- his favorite suhjects hcing Physics and Chcmistry. Rick plans to hecome an cngintcr-'his many wcll written hut tardy arf ticlcs have addcd to the NUIVIIDIAN and the TATLER-this lad is a real marincr. for sailing his forty foot schooner is his favoritc sport along with skinfdiving. Tucker Ingham UCKER IS ONE of thc fcw hoys in our class that is a mcmher of the six ycar cluli fhe is famous for his otlnfhcat rcmarks and his hright rcd face aftcr he has uttcred one of the previously mcntioned witticismsA Tuck has heen very active in Studcnt Body atfairs Aduring freshman year. viccfprcsident of the class: sophomore year. secrctary of thc class. senior year. president of thc Ski Cluh and a mcmher of thc Senatc in athlctics. Tuck participated in Parson sports and Var' sity track'-his favorite hohhy is working on his MGAsp scar. if ' - t N , i kv Qt , xg 1 I I. Ra Jacobs AY. VJHO IS ONE of the two scniors from Missoula. Ivfontana. cn' tered as a sophomore-f'Ray. a very capahlc student. finds Spanish to he his favorite suhjcct -'fin athletics Ray participated in varsity foothall. track and IV haskcthall - in his senior ycar he won a lcttcr in foothall- hcsidcs play' ing hc managed in his sophomorc year'-also Ray played all Parson sports for at least one year-'at thc end of his junior year he was electcd Parson Cluh vicefprcsident Ray also contributed to the TATLER. W, ,I

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Bill ludberg ILL ClAMlf AS il junior from Spokane. hut the lwoarders will swear th41t he came from Ql place much farther away tllilli Spokane' heeause of the elzgihility ruls Bill was confined to Brownell sports in his first years in his senior ycar hw turned Ullt for varsity foothall, h41sketh41ll 41nd golf, and he won Ll letter in foothall as Ll senior he was class SCI'Q,'CJll1I'2lf'QlI'INS. treasf urer of the lirownells Lll1Ll il rnemher of the Dorm Council in the cl41ssroom Bills favorite suhjcct is science- his red illllcl white '57 Plymouth hardtop is one of the LlWI'TD.SlCLlLl1I1Q ears. Joseph Mcfonke L OE. THE CLASS humorist, joined us as Ll junior from Shelton' when there is ac' tivity in the dorm you can he sure .loe was the mastermind we will 41ll rememher him for harhoring ll wandering dog whom he Cilllfd Huhiv kloe hclped to finance this hook with the selling of ads -his hohhy hef sides water skiing is the Annie Vw'right Sem' inary 'naturally with his alert wit and flair for words -loe's favorite suhject is English in his senior year .loc turned out for the golf team ,lows lllillll amhition h41s heen to transport his grey Austin from Shelton to Lakeside. Thris Madden HRIS .IOINED us in our sophomore year having transferred from Belle- vue---Chris started ont on the right foot hy winning il Gold St41r in his first quarter. .1 feat rarely accomplished hy transfers-fneither teacher nor stu' dent have heen ahle to fathom Chrisis study hahits-fin athletics he lent his support to the Brownell foothall and haskethall te41ms for three yearsffin his sophomore year he tried managing. and LIS Ll junior he turned out for var' sity f1'LlCli'7CllflS participated in hoth Dehate and the Drama Cluh. and he held ll Pllfl in the lilffffii production of The Twelve Angry Men. ii