The Bush School - Tykoe Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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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.

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Page Six Left to right: Marylu Parker, Bonnie Jean Berg, Sylvia Clise, Mary Rolfe, Jeanne Goss, Leslie Denman. TYKCGHE STAFF ITH the exception of Mary Rolfe, the editor, who was elected last year, the annual staff is more or less voluntary. lt is therefore difficultto praise the efforts of any one, two, or more individuals for the publication of this annual. The entire senior class has entered wholefheartedly into the making of this book. To Leslie Denman, the head of the photography, Jeanne Goss, head of the social department, Bonnie lean Berg, literary editor, Sylvia Clise, the art editor, Marylu Parker, head of the finances and features, Virginia Price, snapfshot editor, Mrs. Lister, our adviser, and the entire senior class, goes the credit for this book.