The Bush School - Tykoe Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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36 CON GRUENT FIGURES THE SOPHOMORES IN BRIEF I. HOLLYWOODITIS: ' A.. B. C. D. Hansen: Murder! you yell. Betts Clark Gable Hansen is nothing but a synonym for excitement. This includes mischief leading to commotion and disturbance which often ends in disaster. She has a style which makes her click-in writing, too, Bruce: Studying seriously and well, Cynthia has accomplished a lot. She has also accomplished much by her dieting as witnessed by her slim waist line. Black: Beanie says she often has grandiose delusions which is all all right for some one who is going to be an actress. Her dark features and carriage make her look like the dramatic type. Halsey: Diane is an all around type that every class should have. This year she has been a councilor, member of the glee club and a hard worker on class projects. She is also a sports enthusiast. II. GABITIS: A. Allen: Debby is one who keeps up with what's what and who's who. x NZB. N x xc. ' D. NE. There is something in her spirit that resembles Mickey Rooney-could be her boyish hair and her popularity. Connelly: Beverly has become a leading personality in the class. She enjoys being humorous and at times shows a wit far greater than the others' strict corn . On the Court she means business. Connelly: Pat is cheerful and alert. As a boarder she is the envy of all with her placid temperament, and lovely dark hair. King: Gig is willing and competent. She can be said to sight her ob- jective always and soon have the situation well in hand. Royce: Bobbin's charm is her genuine sincerity and consideration of others. This quality was well rewarded when she was chosen as a member of the student court. III. SOPHISTICATITIS: A. B. C. Bowen: Pat is tall, dark, and beautiful. She can be characterized by a spontaneous humor and wonderfully congenial nature. Everyone finds a friend in Pat. Parker: Kay is one of our best students, a platinum blond with musical talent and oh, so much sophistication. Wall: Easy-going and happy-go-lucky, this redhead from Chelan has a warm personality. Dorothy plays boogie-Woogie on the piano and her weakness is magazine serials.

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CONGRUEN T FIGURES D. Kubley: Tiny and cute, this redhead resembles a cartoon. Josie is in- dependent, possesses a flair for the artistic, and is big-hearted. MISCELLANEOUS: A. Peck: Maybe the daughter of a Navy officer who travels here and there would just naturally come by an ability to express herself well. At any rate Jo Anne is a valuable writer on the publications com- mittee. Horses occupy most of her thoughts. B. Watson: Jean is a whizz in her studies, and shines when called upon. She is one of those who saves the gab and greatly profits by listening in class. We may think of her as quiet and unassuming but certainly able and competent. ll 1 1. ' 9 I vs.. lx l X . X, fxxll X , i i , Xp ,J X,