The Bush School - Tykoe Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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YW WW W QUESTIONS QUESTIONS Who is the most likely possibility for Miss 1950 among the 7th and 8th grades, if it isn't the picture on the calendar? If Veronica Lake could choose, who would be her successor in the 7th and 8th Grade, Irma Mathieson or Ann Denny? In the freshman class picture whose muddily shod .feet practically take up the center of the picture? Mrs. Lee's, Mr. Chandler's, Anna Bockius', or Mrs. Hinman's? TRUE 8a FALSE Check the answer-T -or F. Do not write in book. The freshmen are the best looking girls in school, not counting the seniors. T. F. Evelyn Locke was not a source of black market film for our snapshot page. T. F. Patsy Parrot had no affair, several months ago, with a sixth grader. T. F. When the Naval Academy visits school they evade all freshmen. T. F. At lunch the 7th and Sth grade girls are always perfect little ladies, as the example is set by the seniors. T. F. Whoever wrote this didn't know what she was talking about. T. F.

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