The Bush School - Tykoe Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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To Mrs. Lister ARLY every morning a green Chevrolet can be seen chugging up Republican Street with numerous children hanging out. The driver of the vehicle is Mrs. Lister. lt is not only her driving we admire, but her understanding and constant efforts to be helpful. How would the seniors ever get their doughnuts, how would the seniors ever survive daily squabf bles, and how would there ever be an annual without Mrs. Lister? For all these and many more daily services and kindnesses we, the class of 1943, dedicate our Tykoe to Mrs. Lister.

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Salute tu MRS, BUSH rib HAT are the things that make us proud of our school? They are our ex' cellent teachers, our upftof date equipment and courses, our high scholastic standing, and our grand group of girls. For all these things and many more, we owe a deep debt of gratitude to our principal, Mrs. Bush.