The Bush School - Tykoe Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Horoscope for the Class of 1945 The solar horoscope for the year 1955 for the senior class of 1945 seems to be highly favorable. RULING PLANET: Bush star. PART OF THE BODY RULED: brain. BEST IJAY OF THE WEEK: Friday. BEST MONTH OF THE YEAR: june. COLOR: powder blue, fin the form of cap and gownl. FLOWER: salmon pink poppies, Like most people ruled by this star, the senior class is endowed with the quality of perservering through four years of high school, and the gift of graduating gracefully. For the compiling of the horoscopes of the individual members of this class, many years of research and astoral contemplation have been necessary. Since the planets will be in certain highly desirable conditions on January first, 1955, it seems likely that the members of the class will find the complete fulfillment of their most ardent desires. Sally Ayres, born under the sign of Virgo, will, during 1955, be well under way in a career of journalism. Miss Ayres as editor in chief of the Daily World will command the respect and admiration of all her staff. Her editorials will be among the most influential and widely discussed in the nation. Barbara Barrett is ruled by the sign of Libra, whose position implies that by 1955 Barbara will be highly incapacitated by a collection of dog-tags, navy and army insignia, service ribbons, insignia rings, and other military collectors' items. Libra suggests to Miss Barrett that she will be able to walk down thc aisle towards the altar more easily after she de-metallizes. Dorothy Barrett, being born under the sign of Leo, thus has a great attrac- tion toward animals. Dorothy will, in ten years, be head of the Barrett Riding Academy, and will have in her possession an enviable collection of trophies. June Beck, ruled by Libra, has long been weighing her decision between playing the accordion or piano. By 1955 june will have sol.ved the problem admir- ably by learning to play the piano with her toes, Ca patented processj, and the accordion with her fingers, This does not, however, mean that she will be un- balanced. ' Cynthia Bruce, although born under the somewhat vicious sign of Scorpio, has a very motherly disposition. The year 1955 will see her established in a steady family life. Gwen Cunningham, appropriately born under the sign of Aquarius, has a great affinity toward water and all things pertaining to it, Cincluding the Navyl. In 1955 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Jamison will be leading a blissful married life. .Ioan Frayn was born under the sign of Piseesg however, there is nothing fishy about her planetary forecast for 1955. In that year, she will revolu- tionize sports commentating history by reporting a football game in geometric and trigonometric equations, formulae, and terms. Nancy Lee Hanson, although also born under Pisces, has a very different future, for her path lies in the field of humorous fiction. Having long kept her classmates entertained by witty gems, Miss Hanson will be one of the leading authors of a new type of American humor. Sana Hari-ah is ruled by Libra. It is perhaps this precise and mathematical background that will lead her, in 1955, to become Einstein's first woman assistant, and later, his successor. Barbara Ludberg, ruled by the sign of Taurus, began her career in her senior year. Miss Ludberg, by January first, 1955, will begin on the second year of a four-year engagement on Broadway as the leading actress in Sinister House. Betty Osborne, born under aquarius, also has a future springing from the love of water. In 1955 Admiral Osborne will head the first woman's fleet of the Navy. Barbara Peyser, born under the sign of Leo, has a brilliant future ahead. In 1955, art galleries all over the country will exhibit portraits of her done by some of the most famous American artists of the day. Phyllis Rattray is ruled by Scorpio, whose position indicates that in 1955 she will be one of the most famous American singers of Schubert's songs. Katie Clare Roys, born under the sign of Aquarius, will be making her debut at Carnegie Hall in 1955, and will become one of the leading concert pianists of the nation. This performance is slated by the stars to be long remembered in the minds of concert-goers. -.lU..

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. -.4 N. , 3, ' - iw r te. - , K 1 F I Y S qix'i'Y,' in K '1 v ' i rg :ggi-,,' :H fsgfil, 'i 121 ff- A ALEX' I t Q, M i f,s,,:l. AX' A V 1 .sf- M vt fig. E , 1 . '- 3 I' Good-nature and good-sense must ever join. Last but not least is Jackie Wanamaker who was born under the sign ot Aries, the ram. Her horoscope says that she should bc a great talker and con- versationalist. This prophecy fits .lackie perfectly, for if ever anyone knew what to say and when to say it, she does. Naturally enough, ,lack ther other nick-namei has other talents besides being a good gabber. During the first semester she served as editor of the Rambler and was responsible for the marvelous printed editon which came out the night of the Smorgasbord llinner. This accomplishment was hailed as one of the triumphs of the year. Another activity jackie enjoyed was dramatics, and in the senior play she took the part of a young married neighbor of the Laceys who was more interested in other people's affairs than her own. Akin to her natural ability to converse is jackie's flare for telling and reading stories to little children. She enjoys children and after graduation from college is planning to become a child-welfare worker. An asset common to all Aries people is their will to succeed in whatever they resolve to do. Jackie proved herself a worthy Aries-ite by spending: Monday and VVednesday nights at liroadvvay high school taking algebra ll. ,39-

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Midi Sawyer, ruled by Aries, will be known the world over in ten years as the Florence Nightingale of 1955, and head of the Sawyer Children's Orthopedic Hospital. Stevie Scheiffler was also born under Aries, the sign of many famous people. ln 1955, movie-goers all over will thrill to the low, pulse-raising voice of one of the year's greatest discoveries. Cynthia Schoen, born under the sign of Taurus, will follow in her Father's footsteps, as a commander in Admiral Osborne's-fleet. Adoria Schultz, whose life is ruled by Virgo, will have developed an un- precedented reputation on the screen, Miss Schultz will be known as the first movie star with naturally long and curly eyelashes. Joan Southwick was born under the sign that will make her famous. ln 1955 her comic-strip character Saggitty, the Great, will be known the world over, and Joan will enter into a partnership with Walt Disney. Geneva Spalding, whose destiny is ruled by Gemini, will be one of the most famous Manons ever to sing the part from the stage of the New York Metropolitan Opera House. Her success will bring forth world-wide acclaim, and her career will be studded with many great performances. Idalice Squire, born under the sign of Aquarius, will be revolutionizing the world of art with her abstract paintings. Heralded as greater than Dali she will be Woman of the Year for 1955. Barbara Vannice, dominated by Sagittarius, will have her heart pierced by many of Cupid's arrows by the time 1955 rolls around. In fact, her home will become famous as containing the only library in the world in which each book has written on it the names of different admirers. Jackie Wanamaker, born under the sign of Aries, will continue, until the time of her marriage in 1955, to be known as the blond bombshellf' and the center of attraction at all dances.