The Bush School - Tykoe Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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,,1 , 1 V' 1 -,' J V.. ll X IV 4 u 4.1 , V. - t . , .4 if ,J 1 - REINAISSANCE OF cumivus Rl M 4 ,P 2 I V- fy is i-l7V -V V --V-H --f- V---W V V V- V V---A- + U- V - L - fV - VV v 7-wif Q 1 P ygfv y ,M ,MW .,1 JOAN BROUGHTON can usually be found in a free state in Dayton, Wash. Re- cently she has been in great demand for the manufactur- ing of new student body rules. This state is generally re- ferred to as Councilor. Her other allotropici' forms in- clude Udoughnut debt collec- tor, senior play's Lucia Ben- net. and chairman of the social committee. Her out- standing properties are steel- wool hair, brown eyes, and winning personality. Also a strong reducing agent. 'FDifferent forms of energy.

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12 OLA BELL might be repre- sented as a good example of an electrolyteil' At least you often have the feeling that there's a good deal of electri- city running through her. The vivacity of her actions has helped her to stand up under the strain of being student RENAISSANCE OF CHEMISTRY director of the chorus, and a French brain , and having two parts in the play. If looked at through the spectra- scope she usually gives off a blue light. This is construed to be her glasses which have an odd tinge to them. 'FSomething that conducts electricity.

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I4 H E L E N BUSCHMANN. Under ordinary conditions you will find Helen Buschmann at the pianog however, under fjij i RENAISSANCE OF CHEMISTRY scholastic pressure she must devote some of her time to the assimilation of other aca- demic subjects. Three factors also closely related with her other activities are painting, bicycle-riding, and canine psy- chiatry. Bushy hopes to ex- pand her piano talents under Patri at Cornell and also make this reaction her fame. f fs