The Bush School - Tykoe Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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xv 4 XX . I 4 O K, K' Q Xl ' tr ' -K ii -i . t ,J X VN T Back row: La Grille, Kells, Paul, Jensen, Hinman, Gall, Chessex, Haight. Front Row: Barr, Nlathews, Bush, Lister, Livengood THE FACULTY, The oots of Uuir Tree T'S a beautiful Monday afternoon, an afterf noon when all sensible people should be enf joying the rare sunshine: but only the student body is. The faculty, those weary selffsacrificing souls, are enjoying a teachersl meeting. First to arrive is Mrs. Bush weary from al' gebra but eager to help all those who come to her with problems. Mrs, Lister staggers in under a pile of English and Latin papers and Annual notes. Mrs. Gall and Mrs. Matthews arrive to' gether, Mrs. Gall discussing biology, geometry, and cooking, and Mrs. Matthews thinking about the day's tidbits heard in study hall. Mrs. Hinf IDHI1, with a worried look on her face, follows on the heels of Mrs. Gall, No doubt she is thinking about her English classes and how to keep them quiet the next day. Mme. Chessex arrives with her arms full of hooks, clothes, and various articles for the lost and found. She has been the gallant adviser for the Property Com' mittee and has kept its members from dropping under the strain. Three more teachers arrive in Page Eight thc persons of Miss Barr, teacher of Latin, Spanish, and German, Mrs. Paul, the gym inf structor who reminds us more of a fellow mem' ber of the student body than a teacher, and Miss Kells, the typing and dramatics instructor. Mrs. Jensen, who teaches Chemistry to the Seniors and Sixth grade boys, arrives from working in her victory garden and the general question is, 'iHave the quail been bothering your garden? and How are the vegetables coming? Mr. Haight and Mr. La Grille are discovered outside discussing history and art and reluctant to attend a purely feminine meeting, Ah! Here comes Mrs, Livengood, violin under one arm and music under the other. She's at school about seven in the morning, but by teachers' meeting she's still full of pep. Now that the faculty has assembled the serious business of the day begins. And next Monday those brave souls will assemble again. The one thing the students would like to find out is what they do in that meeting.

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