The Bush School - Tykoe Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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SCHOOL LIFE BANDAGE ROLLING Every Tuesday and Thursday at a quarter to four, Patriotic students run in the sun room door. They're dressed in father's shirt, plus a dish towel on their head, And they sit before a cardboard on which some gauze is spread. No! there's nothing wrong with us, let me explain, . We're trying to help the Red Cross in their Bandage Campaign. Mrs. Steele and Mrs. Graves stand by to inspect, The bandages we think are without a defect. Now see here, sophomores, cries patient Mrs. Graves, This corner is convex, and it should be concave. At another table, laughs Mrs. Steele with glee, The bandage is perfect, but it's backwards, Can't you see? But seriously speaking, we roll bandages quite well, That someday may save a boy hit by a shell. Or help the wound of a flyer to heal, So that he can again get behind the pilot's wheel. We'll do our best to roll with skill and care, 'Cause we know we're helping the follows over there. Nina Winslow Page Twenty-six iw...-,am ' fi , p l y Sf' if . I ff .'., fl i . ii' K ,N 5 Ya 5 iii M 1 ' if aa iq ,M 55-. P' X N if , ,X .3 , , if , . ' J if f , -. . , - ,lwwnvgwgjravkw-ye .-,Q-X---As-we.+-s:,,-1..g,:-sAv1:,9pXay., 5 , , - -ze, sg ' If .1 , , , I x aels aff , f 3 5 4 ,Q ' 165,05- ff it 1 f : 2+ .'+ ' f 1 ' ffl 'wrfff . , 5 7 f 5 ' i 'JK J ,' ' I W., g 1 ,Q I Q, -i -no E, til.

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BIOLOGY LAB Mrs Gall, we have the finest specimen of spiragrya in our fish pond! opens the Biology Class. After acknowledging that first bright ref mark, Mrs. Gall finishes explaining to Pat Pope how amoebas reproduce. Today is lab day and the girls are supposed to be working on Unit Xg it is a wellfknown fact that half of the class is still on Unit IX. After settling an argument between Ann Pigott and Petie Smith about who has the little yellow book , Mrs. Gall is startled to find that Marilyn Smith has been sitting on it all the time. Oh, but we're not knitting! cry Nancy Gallagher and Patsy Donald trying to untangle the yarn which has them all tied together. Joanne, how much more do you have to do on this unit? asks Mrs. Gall. 'ije ne sais pas! re- plies Joanne, who has been deep in her French until this moment. Nelson Eddy stinks! says Bonnie jean emphatically. Why how can you say such a thing? replies Ola indignantly. He sings The Flea Song with such feeling it makes you itch all over! No sooner has Mrs. Gall quieted this argument than her attention is at' tracted to the Rolfe Bacteria Garden . Victory through Bacteria! is my motto, Mary proudly explains. As the bell finally rings, we find Jessie Franzheim, who has just removed her ring, asking Gallagher to take hers off. Don't you know it's not uniform? asks Jessie. Mary Rolfe -fa ga Q , E .fx--X - . . ' - are i , tg si as , -. B ' i tai 4 Q i - 5 ,f - ...a,.....,. ,..,, 3 A 'T' if Q . , K - E.f,P,,,,,,,.,.,,sw A, 5 Q '25 ff, 3 . X ' B Zjil , .': :eg , sg ..,'..,-,v,.--- . i ii, - 5 , B Q- . 5- 1 3 ' , 1 ff? 'ttf - Q . ' f SCHOOL LIFE il?-323' -ig .V , sas i-- g E 2 lt? k ' Qs e, - 'Z 9 i - 5: . Q .- , .psig . X . , . . . . , R ' . i' xf 1 ' 2. f' ii r ' V, L. M, S .. 4 f-if 5 .,.., M M..- . 5 .Z ai s .jf asf.: V -. I .. .. ., stu ' -if .. . ,,.g, , . H, Q. - ,, ' . sb f x .- '9 V t E ' ., . 3' .,, 1 - l , . ,--ax ' j ,If 'J J 'Wg f ,S Z 3 45 1,1 R 5 's K s il 2 X L 6 ,J 4, A 'A' jffg,1.:-- F :M at 1 . g 5 2 'W iq i Q3 s 2' ANNEX A wild scream, a low moan, and then silence, the annex is at it again! Those annex girls are experts in many lines. They didn't even quite catch that burglar that wandered in one night, but they came near it. And if you ever want to make wine from the raw materials just ask them. They're experts in the line of love too, at least in finding out about other people's, from Miss Kells to Ginny. Somehow they never seem to be happy. Ginny never seems to find time to do all her exercises and get her practicing in. For Bonnie, Mrs. Liven- good constitutes all. Marylu is continually moan' ing because she might not get every single answer in the test the next day. If you should ever wander by the annex at night you are in for a shock: you are likely to see all sorts of nude figures wandering past the window. No modesty at all! Queer sounds issue forth, too. It seems that joan thinks she is bigger than any- one else and simply loves to pick on everyone. Ginny contests this once in a while, but Bonnie and Marylu easily admit defeat. They're a wild group and if you ever want a night of fun and suspense spend it at the annex, right, Petie? Marylu Parker 611, Page Twenty-five

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GOVERNMENT FIRST SEMESTER COUNCIL Left to right: janet Lister, Virginia Price, Martha Holloway, Jean Osborne, Virginia Poole, june Beck, Jean Smith. SECOND SEMESTER COUNCIL Left lo right: Pat Hope, Barbara Ludberg, Jeanne Goss, Beverly Connelly, Susan Black, Mrs. Liv- engood, Leslie Denman, Bebe Paul, Lois Byrholclt. Student Government, NE of the main comhined efforts of our students and faculty, this year, is to have a smooth and efficient student government. The first step was to find out how other schools governed themselves: the second step was to write a constitution to hase our government on: the third step was to write a handhook which would give the constitution and other details pertaining to our governmentg and the fourth step was to put all this material into use. The first three steps were accomplished hy the junior The Trunk of the Tree Class last year and the last was put into active use hy the student hody and faculty this year. There have heen many humps and detours in putting this progressive idea into action, hut no government is ever perfect. The faculty, council, and committee leaders have found it very sucf cessful to have joint meetings to discuss effective ways of smoothing over our difficulties. Witli this comhination of experience and new ideas we hope to form a firm foundation on which our student democracy may continue to develop. Page Twenty-seven