Lakeside School - Numidian Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Huh Frazier N HIS FRITSHIVIAN ycar, Boh, thc fighting, musclcd, foothall playcr, camc to Lakcsidc from that distant land Orcas Island. Hc hcgan his scholastic tasks hy appcaring on thc Honor Roll in his first quartcr, and sincc thcn has maintaincd consistcntly good marks. ln his junior ycar, as a hcad waitcr and a mcmhcr of thc housc on Corliss Avcnuc, Boh startcd his committcc work, Fainc and fortunc wcrc consistcntly in this path, for hc was clcctcd a Court mcmhcr in his junior ycar, and rcpcatcd the fcat in his scnior ycar. Bt-ing a Scnatc mcinhcr, scrgcantfatfarms for hoth thc Studcnt Body and thc Parson Cluh, along with hcing Mr. Prcsidcntu of tht- dorm, wcrc his scnior ycar achicvcmcnts. This dcvotcd workcr had provcd himscll' to hc thc tough guy hc is! Harr B. Hilbert AVING cntcrcd Lakcsidc in thc scvcnth gradc, Harry is onc of our fcw six' ycar mcn. During his ycars hcrc, hc has hccn an activc supportcr of Parson cluh athlctics, participating in foothall, haskctf hall, track, and crcw. Always an cnthusif astic mcmhcr of thc class and school, H. B. and his Ivy Lcaguc cap have hcconic fa' iniliar sights at thc varsity gamcs. Harry is rathcr quict, hut thosc who know him say that hc is rcally a grcat guy hccausc of his fricndly, intcrcstcd attitudc toward cvcrything. As an indication of thcir con' fidcncc in him, thc dorm council clcctcd him a dorm prcfcct for part of his junior and all of his scnior ycar. Aftcr graduation from Lakcsidc, HB, plans to cntcr archif tcctural collcgc and huy a 300 SL. lil Pete H ansnn Nl THI C 14 in tit i hth ,ri c Thcrt hc cm ons ra cc iis vu :tan ink ati stir '1 i itics n tv Lol tcam, ctc kc vt uw 's wi 'i tirvugi up cr schoo 'inc graduatct wi i 12 lcttcrs to 's na ic. owcvcr, iis aticti's i not intcrfcrc witi iis :tu ics in tic s igitcst, 'iq ma ' ' sc'n in his num icr o' io tars 'in ncarfmisscs on Hoiior Roll, His studics and athlctic prowcss did not hampcr his social lifc in thc slightcst cithcr. ln fact, many pcoplc will tell you that they don't undcrstand how hc can attcnd so many partics in one night, We wish Pctc all thc luck hc can gct in his collcgc foothall carccr.

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Clifford Dempster NTERING THE HALLOWEED halls of Lakeside in his junior year, Cliff immediately hecame known, He shall he rememhered for his learned ufircside chats, his devotion to chess, and his passion for naval history, ships, and guns, The mad scientist of Lakeside earnestly desires to he' come a surgeon hecause as he says, l like. to take things apartlu Owing to his fondness for chemistry, the moment after Cliff's informal picture was taken, he received a close shave, accomplished hy fire and aeeoinf panied hy a loud hang. A devoted scholar, with occasional flashes of hrilliancc, Dempo also contrihuted, as an ardent memher, to the Brownell Cluh sports, Excelling in hasehall hecause of his natural throw' ing and slingingl' ahility, he also sat on top of the L. R. Sfs lilockhouse las Security Police Chief, in hopes that no one would carry it away. Ed Perr NE OF THE hest athletes of recent years entered Lakeside as a freshman in the person of Ed Ferry. During the three years he was eligihle for varsity athletics, Elvis Ed won nine varsity letters, and in his senior year was elected cofcaptain of the foothall team. He also holds the school record for the 440 yard dash. Off the athf letic field, Ed has done fairlv well for him' self, having received the Cold Star several times. His highfpriced vocahulary has heen a neverfcnding source of amazement to his teachers and amusement to his classmates. Wligitever he undertakes in the future, his stentorian voice and friendly personality will undoubtedly carry him to success. Robert Forman OB BECAN TO cultivate the Lakeside hahit in his sophomore year. entering from Kent School in Connecticut. A Bellevue harharianf' he workcd diligently to hecome civilized, excelling in the classics and heeomf ing a name on the Gold Star lists. But Quasimodo must he cited for his extrafcurricular work as well, for he contrihuted to nearly every project of the class and of the Student Body. ln his senior year, llolw devoted a great deal of time to the Numidian as its editor, Nor will Boh's contrihuf tion as a threefyear memher of the tennis team he forgotten, This affahle. wellfliked person has indeed heen active in the class.

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Q xiii Hob Hartmann 66 ADICAL ROB, THE only postfgraduate student at Lakeside, is planning to attend the Naval Academy this summer. Roh can he seen in the Commons Room expressing his violent views on integration or segref gation at any time of day or night. He was until a recent shakeup. voted the most feared senior, h ' a landslide vote of underclassmen. Roh at one time was the possessor of wheels, hut the segragationalists saw fit to hanish his land craft. Roh is especially talented in his compositions pertaining to study hall rules. The halls still ring with the protests heard in the Contemporary Thought class when studying. Deep South Says Never. Roh's pleasing personality and willingness to help out at all times are appreciated hy all his clasmates. Bob Isaacson OB ROLLED into Lakeside as a seventh-grader. Since then he has hecome well known around the halls for such things as his ahility and size in foothall, his strong arm for the shotfput, his infamous par' ties, and his rotund physique. His conf ,. .,. genial attitude and everfpresent smile have -1 helped him along greatly. He has heen in such positions as president of the Whitmziii Cluh and sergeant-atfarms of the same. We're sure Boh's red face will go nicely with his new l9OfSL. Richard B. Johnson is -1 HE RED ANT joined the dorm in his sophomore year, hailing from the deserts of Richland. His quick smile and pseudo'suhfhcatnik sense of humor were thoroughly appreciated hy every member of the student hody during foothall season, and even in his Student Body treasury reports. Rich's scholastic ahility has placed his name on the Gold Star a numher of times. Rich's extracurricular activities include drama, management of the gym, a certain Helen Bush senior, and music. In this note. Rich has done exceedingly well. He led a comho at Lakeside and played his hass in a Seattle hand for a season.