The Bush School - Tykoe Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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CHAPTER FIVE 4 THE SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES MS Aviv xv , Eawgyikiggs

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42 g -in M QUESTIONS QUESTIONS FOR CLASS DISCUSSION 1. How many girls in the junior class picture do not look like dental ads? 2. What is the first name of the publisher of the geometry book ? 3. Do you think there are birds nesting in the junior wall decoration? Explain. 4. What girl in the sophomore class looks as though she were posing for a Pin Up shot? 5. What junior do you feel is entranced with the photographer? 6. Is the gentleman on the division page looking at an amoeba or parame- cium? 7. Is the bird on the upper left hand corner of the junior division page molt- ing? 4 SUMMARY OF THE JUNIORS AND SOPHOMORES Date: 1927-1944 A. D. Contribution to the Bush blood stream: as yet undetermined. Language contribution: Unprintable. Molding institution: basketball, high intellect, Hollywooditis. Ideal of manhood: anything! Dominant literary types: True Story, Modern Screen, satirical poetry. Dominant movements: struggle for freedom from seniors. Cultural heritage: concept of Truth, Beauty and Purpose.

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44 f CITIZENS OUTLINE OF THE EIGHTH GRADE I. THE ALTITUDINAL: A. Anne Denny is the tall fuzzy-haired individual who plans to be a veter- inarian when she is old enough, and is always talking about dogs and horses. ' B. Sally Ingha ' a in istic and ro person. r good sense of humor and i 1 -4 es add gr y to class. . Joan Griff' can : ' when here is work to be done. Ho e eco ic s o subjec . Elea rim V :, 'girl' h 's tana who is rather qu't ver E TIT D x ncy l n use of r that slaughters r o 1 c ap und with aspects e ne scientists that she is hum kee Rd y is quite a humorist. ae ean ngu e ert seamstress and actress of the class. d 1 s of un 'X e Latin brains is a social butterfly and was o r cilor. . Suzanne urc . cl one of those people that gets along with every- one. She is a g d ician and student. Il ' C ay e u h A I S D t fl , , 1 Mg. V II. ' - ' V . o - gf- s . y 4 0- 3 . . ' t e e as Q' I v i ' ' B. ' 'y g i 5 , t ch' pr , ' ' I -V' r he rful ice c o n above the clamor of her class- U t U 1 Q et , ' . . N . v 5 - L S 8. 5 0 t Q' - f . M ' . Q i P A: .' . I I ' .3 Sll ' Igx ax- , e nv ' B H, IV. THE UNCLASSIFIABLE: A. Georgia Callison is a day dreamer but this doesn't prevent her from being efficient and reliable. B. Mary Lee Griffith, one of the boarders, is a fiend for dogs and owns a Springer Spaniel. She made a big hit with the Naval Academy. C.- Janet Lister is one of the more jolly and positive members of the class. She is rather brainy and takes an enthusiastic part in all class activ- ities. D. Irma Mathieson is one of the newer girls. Being very friendly she be- came a favorite in no time.