The Bush School - Tykoe Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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'F i i ' ,Dx ' Q Lf t' i 565 I fl' tive, -I ff xx ' if as .5 ' 1 ,aff l A-' :iff X x i y 0 AH The reason firm, temperate will Endurance, foresight, strength, and skill. Like George Washington, Joan Frayn was born on Feb, ZZ under l'isces ,the sign of the lfish. The horoscope cast fer those born under this sign says that they make good friends, and this quality is certainly true in joan's case. However, the part of the horoscope which states that she is essentially lazy certainly does not hold true, for besides being the hard-working editor of this year's TYKOF and having to chase after the printer, the engraver, and all the writers who did not get their material in by the deadline, she spent hours on the Rambler staff last semester, seived on the fourt for the third time this semester, and was the captain of the Senior Basketball team, playing both guard and forward, to the dismay of the opposing teams. Joan is amply blessed with brains, and she made up the other half of the exclusive trig class. Her dramatic talents were exereised as the corpse in the Senior play, and she helped handle the financial end of The Sinister House well. -Ioan is a wliizz at tennis and badminton as well as the other sports she takes part in Cbaseball, volley ball, et all, and true to the sign of the Fish, she likes to sail. Smith is where joan is bound next year, but as yet she has not decided in what field she is going to major. -233

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,gpm 9 ' a K ' , N 5 1 If ,J hx- bt .2 I, 1 .vi 'P 4 :AJ '55 Z' ' ,A I I 7 ,,.f l 9 24: f S, Blest with a taste exact, yet unconfined, A knowledge both of books and human kind Another member of the senior tribe at Gracemont is Gwen Cunningham who was born under the sign of Aquarius. According to her sign she has a choice of being one of the strongest or weakest people in the world. So far she is one of the strongest-both in brains and social life. Her favorite occupation is honeymoon bridge, and it takes more than an ordinary class to stop Gwenivere as she is sometimes called by Mrs Lister. It is not known whether this game revives past memories or conjures up future thoughts concerning her rather un-private social life. However, when the cards are dispensed witli, Gwen be- comes one of the fortunate souls gifted with that precious, all too scarce, gray matter. ln chemistry one day, though, it went on a vacation, for Gwen ceased to remember that liquids can boil over. The hydrochloric acid plus a few other ingredients made ll delightful pop, and splattcred all over on that fateful occasion. She was a member of the Property Committee the first semester and on the Fine Arts t'onnnittee in the spring. Gwen, or Stein as she is also known, took the pnrt of the fresh and rather nox cl Midge Towers in the Senior l'lay :ind had everyone marveling at her here- tofore unknown ability. ,gg-

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f ' 1 ' Dy ' X f '.,. flag S3 i -A :Gi f - xxXx f f 0 lib it 'k hc . ' ' ? 2 is i ,gi .1 'Q- F ' v gp , ,-' HA-, l it . ual 1 114 .1 K use . 1415 :MT 5 .1 x V X . 1 X g S.. 0 x tx I H Y' ' W V V Ai An ardent judge, who zealous in her trust, With warmth gives sentence yet is always just. Court member and court head were two of the jobs held by Nancy Lee Hanson, who arrived on St. l'atrick's llay at Wallace, Idaho, under the sign of Pisces. According to her horoscope, she should defend her friends whether they are right or wrong. However, as vice-president of the school and head of the Court for the second semester, Nancy could hardly follow that prediction In order to acquaint everyone with her policy she promised in her campaign speech to use fiendish methods for extracting confessions only on special cases. Nancy also announced that she would decapitate those persons who were summoned before the Court more than three times! Needless to say, few people dared to appear before such a cruel and ruthless judge. Of course, outside of Court meetings, Nancy Lee was perfectly normal. She is quite interested in dramatics, and in the Senior Play was chosen for the part of Dr. Maude Garrett. She was a natural in this role. Most popular among the seniors was Hanson's wit. She continually kept them in stitches, and it was agreed unanimously that she was the class humorist. Nancy Lee was ont- of the seven fortunates to pass the Stanford test and at the latest report is planning: to live in Palo Alto next fall. ,ga