The Bush School - Tykoe Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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JUNIORS Left to right-Back row: Pat Pope, Mary Evelyn Donworth, Joan Broughton, Marilyn Goetz. Middle row: Jean Smith, Ann Pigott, Marilyn Smith. Front row: Joanne Howe, Nancy Gallagher, Pat Donald, Ola Bell, Janna Pratt. To the JUNJIURS, Tylkoegs Sturdiiest Branches HE following poem is just in fun It's ahout the juniors-everyone So put on your glasses and read this thru And when you're finished you'll know we're true hlue. First comes Pat Pope, the girl you will see With spectacles on and a hook on each knee. She made a fine officer as head of the class And I'm sure as a senior now will surpass. Then comes Pat Donald who loves every horse. Small, dark, and smiling and of course Liked by the students since she first came, Patsy's a girl that the juniors claim. Next is a junior I'm sure you'll know Short hair, freckles, and smile aglow There's a swish of air and a friendly call As someone saw Muscles go down the hall. To this clever girl you'll take off your hat For hoth witty and wise is jayo Pratt Her musical fame is far and wideg janna's the artist we point to with pride. Whcii we hear music we think of Miss Bell Ola's the girl we know is swell Good in her work and liked hy her friends Ola is a girl the class recommends. If you hear a crash and then a hoom You'll know that Petie's just entered the room. Petic is liked hy the school and its staff And we all know she's good for a laugh. Wheii you see a flash of red You'll know its Gall, the carrot head Always the practical joker shew Nan is fun as you can see. Page Fifteen

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WHEN THEY WERE BEDS Displaying the hour-glass figure?-Plank: Lawson looks disgustedg Rolfe, the snowmang Clise be- hind the window-paneg a tisket, a tasketg look wh3's in the basket-Franzheim, watch your fig- ure, Pooleg what's Denman up her sleeve this timeg coy Dishmang Price looks ferocious in this oneg now clon't get mad, Bebeg are you bashful, Marylug why donyt you wait on yourself, Goss: the vintage of 1912-Ozzie: remember Churchill's baby pictures?-Berg: what's the mat- ter, Nina?

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JUNIORS When you think of the junior class You always think of a thoughtful lassg She is the one that no one forgets! That's right, her name is Marilyn Goetz. Nancy's the belle of every brawl She's freckled, blond and oh so smallg She's one to keep the class alive It's on Cal's jokes the Juniors thrive. Then you remember a girl called joan She boards at Bush and in Dayton she's known Then there's one who loves blood and gore In Biology she usually faints on the floor- She's as nice as they comeg to this we'll vow So now you know it's Joanne Howe. Next comes Smitty who you'll agree Has lots of pep and vitality. From the first till the last she'll stick with you, Smitty's a girl you can't outdo. Last but not least comes tall slender Ann She's one of the best liked girls of the clan She is the author of this who's who And is she a poet? That's up to you-flvlary As the popular girl with the big brown eyes Rolfe, She's the kind' of kid that satisfies. ANN PIGOTT x I ,Mix X fy rj? E diff 4 fffcf Q 2 , fs f if 5 , W ,rf , 127' Mgr M13 ,riff av xx 155,31 ,Q K A A Z 'L---SWW ii .rm .f f, ff 1' fi., M -HX . wilt A ,,NP,f .1 4- lj ix .X 53 - I '. ,L ,' ,J ,Aff 5.92, ff k Mx -u 1g N QL, , A ,N Y: xi' i wfvft l q, If , RX! L' :ff lx t A-XVA gf , 1 X , ff' ' ny Qf f If , ff XQNYXB XM . !f,':y',,f vm v, , ' -L if fl. UN X-,f v .' Q Q65 Page Sixteen