The Bush School - Tykoe Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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RENAISSANCE OF CHEMISTRY MARILYN GOETZ. Al- though Marilyn Goetz is the name of this comparatively quiet element, she is often re- ferred to as Gutzy . Unless greatly heated, her reactions are usually cool and collected. Her election to the vice-presi- dency can largely be attrib- uted to the fact that she is not combustible and is willing to work to see things go to completion. An interesting I9 side' ht on her behavior is er art work and not to be forgotten was her position as il WM? We sop omore councilor and her K fi 1 as Anita in the play. L

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cd,-J-' ' tl X! L,,,,t h X git M, lj -1 i ' iJ.x,LCjk'. ISKHLL-Aga Ji J.-A ag: M-we 51 ' 1 HJ-'Ll-. X Y v - a - I8 V , YS' RENAISSANCE, OF CHEMIBTRX . Niki. ' --5 X .J g 'AXP- . ki NANCY GALLAGHER. It is difficult to find any other element like Nancy. Her class- mates, who are forever on the wrong end of her practical jokes, might consider this state of affairs fortunate. There is, however, one impor- tant chemical that has one thing in common with her. That's copper. It's amazing that the color of Nancy's hair and copper should be so alike in view of the fact that she isn't a member of the 2nd group in the periodic chart of atoms. The resemblance ends there, however, because t'Gal is neither malleable? or duc- tile'l'g but she is good at bas- ketball and was vice-president of the senior class. fFCapable of being ham- mered 0r rolled back. : Capable of being drawn out as a wire.

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20g JOANNE HOWE. In com- bining With the typewriter Joanne Howe was an import- ant factor in the production of the annual. At times, how- ever, she is slightly unstable and readily decomposes at the RENAISSANCE sight of any worm or bug close at hand. The scientific members of the class like to bring in small animals so they can study her reactions, It will be a long time before we forget her portrayal of Nellie in the play.