The Bush School - Tykoe Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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I f .sill v. sz ' BIQLOQICAL SPECIMENS THE JUNIORS A superior crew for any school Is the Junior Class you'll find Not a Senior these girls dismays or sways As each one really knows her mind. Now our councilor Pat must head the list With her blue eyet and winning smile At all dances the boys she does en- thrall 'Cause she's so full of fun and style. Next comes Gwen who was likewise president: Of lieutenants and captains tall She had more at her beck than she could use Quite a siren for one so small. Midi Sawyer's a girl who knows the dance And who comes from Wenatchee town, She' a girl with blue eyes that charm and sway, And her beauty will win renown. Our Adoria's the 'tMoll at Taylor Hall 'Cause she reads those exciting books, And she always wastes the pay she gets On some journal from Pic to Look. There's a pianist with us who's never missed Any note of the grand Bush songs. It's that Idalice Squire We all admire And to everyone's gang she belongs. When we speak of Miss Frayn, we mention sports But we musn't forget her brain, She has worked in the stock-room all the time And sold war stamps to all who came. From Spokane hails this chic with breezy line: Knows her way when it comes to boys With her figure fair, and long dark hair Barbara Ludberg is known for poise. She has humor galore that's always there In her jokes be they tart or sweet. In all art she excells like Bill LaGrille It's Nan Hanson of whom I speak. It's the musical Clare with the coal black hair Who's the one Frankie Carle in school, With a blistering breeze she hits the keys And comes out of it calm and cool. An artistic young miss and smart is she Though ambitious, she's seldom heard But at costume design and staging too Janice Stubbs has the final word. Miss Barrett's heart has shot like cupid's dart Toward a certain spry male called Colonel But no cause for remorse, it's merely a horse Whose affections you'll have to hurdle. For a word-connoisseur we'1l take June Beck Who ranks second to Orson Wells She's the choice candidate for all de- bates And her voice casts a fatal spell. Barbara Peyser has talent that is shown By her most daring blackboard art Also she has the eyes that we all know Make her fit for a Broadway part.

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34 Wi f Now an outstanding lass in any class Is Jan Ostrow the Juniors' pride She is wholesome and sweet, a good retreat From the usual Junior stride. You just wait and you'll see, Jackie Binns will be Right on Broadway for she is good But I might be all wrong, as time goes on She just might land in Hollywood. Here's a girl new at school, a true bright lass With a smile full of charm and grace It's from Banff that she hails and Stevie's her name Now among us she's found a place. Excellent at song, and wind and sail Our blonde Ozzy loves both we hear It's a wonder her Willys holds up yet As we pale at its sightg for lives we fear. BIOLOGICAL SPECIMENS From Palm Springs we have Phyl, who's glowing still With her vitamized winter glance She's a singer who's really bound to go A long way if she gets the chance. For the song bird whom you have no doubt heard Is this opera's future bet That Geneva will have you all in tears With her songs at the famous Met. She climbs mountains and hills so very well And the horses she rides with ease As a. Quizz-kid she'd shine on Wednes- day eve Sana Harrah gets A's not E's. To the end I have come, for I am last-A I'm somewhat stoutish and square And though I've lots of bait, it's sad to tell Not a man has found my lair. -Joan Southwick F-fl' toy'-I o