The Bush School - Tykoe Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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DORMITORY TN THE SHADE AIETYflaughter --f discipline f deep dark plotsAall go into making the boarder's life at Taylor Hall something to be remembered, Contrary to public opinion of the strict and unrelenting housemothers of the Victorian era, Mrs. Hansberry and Mrs. Shannon were the much loved and funftofbefwith guardians of the hall. Mrs. Hansberry began the year hut, due to an opening at the University, she left in March, Mrs. Shannon very kindly accepted Mrs. Bushl plea that she come hack and finish the year. In a very short time she endeared herself to the new girls as she had to the older boarders in years past. Student government and gracious living have been the predominating factors in life at the hall. Under Mrs. Hansberry's supervision, a council was elected and placed under joan Broughton, house president both semesters. The council, com' posed of representatives from each class, sugf gested rules to be voted on in house meetings and had general charge of order and disorder. And now for the inmates: upstairs we find those three giggling moviefstruck freshmen, Kay, Betts, and Cynthia rooming togetherffand OE THE TREE often sitting in the closet-reading after lights out. Across the hall the other freshmen Debby, Dorothy, and jane--feedin' or else lost in the latest gossip. Down the hall in the sophomore room, june, Pat, Adoria, and Barb-frenching a few beds, scaring June with noises, but really having a wonderful time. Then in the Annex-haven and refuge for weary upper classmen and secret ambition of all under classmen: joan, Ginnie, Bonnie, Marylu, and Miss Kells. Whzit a combination! Apple- pieing, a little matter of locking each other out fignoring a few of the proprietiesj, dancing, singing joan to sleep on her 16th birthday, the addition of Petie and a little more hilarity, combined with their fervent persuance of studies, are the highlights in the Annex life of this year's upperclassmen. With the others at Taylor Hall they shared ski trips fsuch soft and comfortable snow it waslj movies, concerts, icefskating, and tennis. The guiding star of both dormitories is Mrs. Haight, our institutional director. It is she we thank for the wonderful meals and the smooth blending of our duties and pleasures which made our boarding life this year memorable. 4 I Mrs. Haight, Mrs. Shannon, and Mrs. Steele. Page Thirty-six

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DORMITORY New to Dorothy Allen Hull lliis year is their lwotli dormitories. Slie is mommy to gill lvmrelers ousemotlier, Mrs Steele, ll trninuel nurse, who .nt lower dorm, in eoiistamt elemgiml, amd much feels tlie pulses :xml takes llie temperxitures of liweel. :lung mm Upper: Taylor Hall after the big storm. Lower: Shirley Steele and the Nlarsh sisters in front of Dorothy Allen Hall. Page Thirty-seven