The Bush School - Tykoe Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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-film u p NUQQA QM-Lives-ft 4 H faced,-X , Ae-I 5,5 .5 P' f gf 1 fl K J 3 it P at J Lea ' . 'A -. c75 'kv 7 6.1-fcC.C4.,4A OLUOIJM We . if?-Q Qu Q A X' 1 i A gen'rous faith, from superstition freeg A love of peace, and hate of tyranny. Scorpio people are generally very sports minded. For Phyllis Rattray, who was born under this sign, that conjecture is quite true. She has won several tennis tournaments at school, and has been a forward on the basketball team ever since the seventh grade. She participated in other sports, but these two are her favorites. Phyl is also musically minded. She has a very nice voice and has sung solos several times both at school and at recitals. She says her favorite study is Glee Club, a testimony to her singing success. Phyl was snapshot editor of this Annual and to her goes the credit for ob- taining such good snaps. ln fact, in the end, there were more good pictures than could be used for the first time in several years, ln the Senior Play l'hyl did very well as Nliss Huey, the nurse. Those born under the sign of Scorpio should love travel according to the stars. Whether Phyl loves travel or not is unknown. :Xt any rate she had a very exciting trip East during Spring Vacation for her brother's wedding, On February 10 the Stanford Aptitude Tests were given. l'hyl was just sure she would fail, but a month later she got a very welcome postcard which told her she had earned a place in the second group.

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V' 1' . W 3 r , - , Q. IT t '11 .1 Lesh . W il X , ,I . 1 i9S ters' if ff 2 R Music resembles paetry, in each Are nameless graces which no methods teach, And which a master hand alone can reach Katie Clare Roys was born under the sign of Aquarius. Her horoscope says that she is naturally endowed with great possibilities which will take her to supreme heights of strength and usefulness. Her greatest possibility now is hgr art talent. Owing to this accomplishment, K. C. was elected art editor last fall. She is responsible for the cover design and the senior frames of this Almanac, Besides her Annual work, K. C. has drawn pictures that have been exhibited at all the Fine Arts Teas. Katie Clare has some other potentialities, too. She has a gift for learning languages easily and may even become chief interpreter for the White House. She is proficient in French, German, and Latin. - K. C. is also talented in the field of music. She is probably best known for her rousing duets in assembly. Few people know that she will have what is equal to a bachelor's degree in music when she takes exams at the Toronto Conserva- tory of music at Vancouver this summer. Last May she appeared in the Senior Play as Ruth Lacey. This was one of the leading and more difficult parts but K. C. carried it beautifully. Katie C'lare's ambition is to play the saxophone, and she may have an oppor- tunity to satisfy this desire next fall at Scripps in the music department. agp..