The Bush School - Tykoe Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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26 H VA RENAISSANCE OF CHEMISTRY' takably Bostonian. The pro- tons, neutrons and electrons of her nucleus ' are mainly composed of horse interests, arts, and canteen work. But her electrons in her outershell helped to keep the senior class satisfied when she was senior councilor. 'FSee Donworth. 'See page 183 of New Prac- ical Chemis y .27-Eg .Parr 1542 ZeSffUl0Q,QQ2 9 wwf pm wfmauf 0 70Pf'f0U. S MS-uhm fm MARGOT R 0 Y C E. A1- I though Margot Royce has re- W4 cently assisted her family in moving from Boston to Seat- tle, like a catalystif, she her- self has not undergone, as a result, any permanent change, as her accent remains unmis-

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RENAISSANCE OF CHEMISTRY JANA PRATT is essential- ly made up of artistic ability as shown throughout this annual. On being treated with executive ions she formed an excellent student body presi- dent. Through the contact process Jana has also made a good court member, freshman councilor and an outstanding editor on the school paper. Her artistic ability is easily eo T 15' QW' r0i1l-'- 3'-fifffvvff 'CSV S recognized by her trade-mark s X 0 ' which is in the form of av qs ,wqvba dangling farhufft gn awk ghostg CSV 'T ,,n0c.snfT Mak' mm CQUXLU qwjqkank -,Of du 'Mo Buff? oiff I lvfu' QXXQ ,404 rialaf a ro, 0.77. W MQIV' V1 JU WJQ:w-x, f

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RENAISSANCE OF CHEMISTRY 4 JEAN SMITH. Petie, like fluorine, is the most active element of the class. She has a great affinity for gossip and frankness which com- bine to form her outstanding personality. She is one of the starters of much spontaneous combustion during class dis- cussions. Her physical pro- perties inelude: large blue eyes and an alto voice which kiwi' wM7 if5UQD14NM 5k'D jx hel s the glee club along. Her ' nm ai in chem1Gl propert' s 'U n-u-kfzuf,-. Q5'U'Qh- were 'nior Councilor and M gbppy in til play5