The Bush School - Tykoe Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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for infringement of the rules and byflaws of the Constitution and Handbook. There are eight committees which have been formed to give each person an active part in student government and to help conduct school business. The Fine Arts Committee, headed by Sylvia Clise and Marilyn Goetz the first semester, and jean Stirrat the second semester, has been responsible for the hall exhibits and bulletin boards. They have brought us information conf cerning current plays and concerts, and also have brought us local artists in the fields of art, drama, and music to further our appreciation in these fields. Pat Kelly and Barbara Earling have been responsible for the Social Committee's activities this year. They have arranged our special school parties, the seating in the lunchroom, and they have created a special feeling of hospitality to' ward all newcomers and guests. As the Property Committee leaders, Virginia King and Jessie Franzheim have accomplished a great deal for the establishment of good taste, appearance and neatness. With surprise uniform drills, locker inspections, and Lost and Found auctions, they have made us conscious of a neater school and student body. The Publication Committee has produced successfully this year under the able editors Leslie Denman and Virginia Price, the Bush Barometer. In this they have faithfully recorded GOVERNMENT the lives and activities of the students and faculty and have been been given several scoops, such as the cast of the Senior Play. Ginny Poole and Bonnie Jean Berg have been the capable conductors of the Assembly Com- mittee meetings. This committee has been responsible for the Assemblies, which have brought us classroom projects and outstanding speakers on subjects that will interest us. They have also cooperated with the different Com- mittees making it possible for them to give Assemblies in their different fields. The Sports Committee has been ably guided by Bebe Paul and Sylvia Clise. Their job has been to take charge of all major and minor sports among the classes. They have arranged tourna- ments in baseball, basketball, ping pong, and other sports and have been in charge of all athletic equipment. Ginny Poole, the president of the Library Committee, has been responsible for the Lend' afBook Club. The Club was started with the aim of getting every girl in the school to lend a book to the library, so that other girls might have the pleasure of enlarging their literary acquant- ances. Another of their duties is to keep track of the books and their fines in the library. The Social Service Committee has taken in its stride the Red Cross Drive, providing suit' able entertainment for the Children's Home, Red Cross bandages and knitting, CleanfUp day, and in general helping the war effort in our com- munity. Nina Winsloxv has directed this project. .l Page Twenty-nine

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GOVERNMENT Aiiotlier l'u.iture ol' student goxrriiiiiciit ligis lveeii our .issuiiilwlies Qxiuix faetiltyj, XVQ lmve dis' russcd .1 vairicty ol' siilwt-rms liyflriws, uiiiforius. smoking, quid luiittiiig on wliiqli we ligiu' ol tli-J student lwody tire: Qui liours worlt utter scliool will lie spent by tlic gum chewing offeiidf ers, for tlie first offeiise, zuid from tlieii ou the time will be doubled witli ciicli offense: tlicrc .irrivcd alt ixuisoiigilwlu eoiielusioiis. will be no smoking on tlie scliool grounds or in Tlic Council consists ol ilir- president .uid vicefpiwsitleiit olk tlit' studciit liody plus ilit' prusitleut ol eucli class. Tli.-y lmw lwcii respoiif sible lor piw3p.ii'iiig tlit' lwyfliiwg or suggestions tli.it ligiw lwuu turiiud iii to tliuiii lw rlie rom' iiiittvrs .uid t-l.i-sq-, .uid iii turu pifsciitiiiq tlium to tliv studciit lvody. Among tlit' lwfliiws wluuli ligiw lwcii pi'Qst'iitt'tl liy tlit' fouiiril .uid inisstxl lw tlit- lu4riui'ity vote tlie scliool uniform. Tlic judicial Dcputmeiit ol' our student gowriinieiit is tlie Advisory Court. Ivlemlwcrsliip in tliis department is imdu up of tlie vicefprcsif deiit, tlirce iiieiiiliws elected by rlit- student lwody, tliree iiiciiilwrs selected lwy tlic uluctetl nieiuliei's ol' tlic Court, zuid xi iioufvotiug faculty atdviser. Tliis group licalrs zuid judges ull eases of mis' dumciuior in tlie scliool amd provides penalties FIRST SEMESTER COURT Left to right: -Ioan Brmiglittm. Mary Evelyn Donworth, Barbara Ludberg, jean Osborne, Debbie Allen, Nlarylu Parker. Nlarjorie Kristoferson. SECOND SEMESTER COURT Bark roar: Kay Parker, .loan Erayn, Pat Kelley. Mr. Haight, Bebe Paul. Janna Pratt. Page ,Il1l'Cllf1Y-figllf Front roar: Aim Pigott, Mary Rolfe.

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GLEE CLUB Back row: Pat Bowen, Virginia King, Ola Bell, Idalice Squire, Katie Clare Roys, Kay Parker, Phyl- lis Rattray, Betty Osborne, Pat Hinman, Jane Nordgren, Sana Harrah, Debby Allen, Jacqueline Binns. Front row: Dorothy Wall, Jean Stirrat, Jeanne Goss, Virginia Price, Shirley Dishman, Mrs. Liven- good, Jean Osborne, Bonnie Jean Berg, Mary Rolfe, Nina Wiiislow. 'THE GILJEHE CLUB HE Glee Club this year is one of the largest we have ever had at Bush. Yes, twentyffive girls from Freshman to Seniors, all try to outsing each other every Monday, Wediiesdziy, and Friday! After Christmas Vacation, the Glee Club chose two officers to help Mrs. Livengood out. A student director, Ola Bell, was chosen to direct the group Whenever Mrs. Livengood was absent, and a president, Mary Rolfe, was elected Page Thirty to help plan the various occasions at which the Glee Club would sing. From Night and Day to Brahms Liebes Lieder , the music this year has been varied and to the liking of all who heard it. At assemblies throughout the year, the Christmas Dinner, the Style Show, the Fine Arts Tea and at Frederick and Nelson's for the Red Cross, the Glee Club has been ready and willing to give its best.