The Bush School - Tykoe Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Leff +o rigl'i'l', Sfandingr Jean Waison, Barbara Royce, Kalhleen Billings, Pairicia Bowen, Elizabelh Haynes, Mary Dickison. Seaieclz Virginia King, Beverly Connelly, Kalhryn Black, Patricia Boswell. JUNIOR DAY STUDENTS 1 Bins COLLEGE NAME HBS. Pnom x ,'hLCUNll'l.ISllMEN'I'l ljliS'l'lNY Cuoicia Bxany Black i ' Orson Wcllcs, Dramatic To he thc Bennington Drama training First llcvCo1nslly 4 Kccping calcnf Using lipstick Ulcl maid Yalc clzr up to clit sans mirror QOh, now Gig King S Mx' dog and Making a had Secretary U. of Wash my sgiilhoat in 'J hour lxto whom?l lean Watson 7 Tammy Qwho l Sleeping and To marry a U. of Wash or what? l eating millionaire Bohhin Royce 2 Boston hon l Making fudge Occupational Smith to get thcrc l sunclacs therapy Y. ,,,,, .. ss W ,,,, ,. ,,,,,,,, ,,,, , lzmmz , , , . WW., ,. Kathlccn l Anything that l Violin, riding journalist Annapolis Billings is fun ' and dancing fRamhlcr?X Toclily Haynes ' Sailing, Playing thc Ferry-boat W. S. C. The Ariel Sweet Potato captain Pat Boswell l Gcolnctry, 2 nephews 'S Murchanclisc J ' Driving nieces to dats Buyer Virginia lvcrson ' Susie Black Playing thc Elocution Holmhi' N harp, Driving Tcachcr Mary Diclcison 1 Vacations, Working out Woman U. of Wash Cars court slips Veterinarian PHY Bowen 7 Glcc Club, Driving without Nursos aiclc U. of Wash Movies any mishap Cl imliiinvil 1 in print' R15 -liv-

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Leff +0 righf, S+anc.ling: Cl1ris'rine Moller, Dorolhy Wall, Marfha Broughton, Kay Parker, Daisy Sieler, Dorofhy Hartford, BeH'y Bushnell. Sealed: Debbie Allen, Josie Kuloley, Belrs Hansen, Frana Larrabee. JUNIOR BOARDERS N.RN1E Hama INFERESIS A4'r1v1T1is WE.fxKNEss Coi.r.EGrz Cnolcii Debby Allen Seattle, Boys, PA., Lilv. l Sailing, Stanfortl Wash. Sports TO., GC. l Skiing losie Kuhley Ketchikan, Dancing Soc., Puh. Stuffed U. C. L. A. Alaska fQNot hallctf CLC. Animals Chris Moller X'a:1:ouxer, hladly dash- Pub. Ass. C. Ice skating U. of Wash, ll, C. ing arountl Kay Parker Bremerton. Clothes, SS, :Xss,C. Trying to get l Duke Wash. Paper tlolls Dr., G.C. a tan Betts Hansen Seattle, Vacations, Puh. Ass.C. Cats, and Smith Wash. Cars more cats Daisy Sieler Chehalis, Green '41 Puln., SS Photography U. of Wash. Wash, Studs GC. Rusty Wall Chelan, The Navy, F.A.g SS. Writing U. C. L. A. Wash. Letters G.C. letters Doclo Hartford Nome, Frankie, S S., Ass.C. Eating U. of Wash. Alaska Peanuts GC. peanuts Prana Lzlrrahce liellinghani, Hill .lollev Pub.g Lib, Sugar lumps Wellesley Wash. G.C.gT.O. L LLLLLL L LLL L, ,L LLLL, LL L L,L ,,,,,,7,X, Marty Dayton, Hou to get Sp., Cr. Knitting, Smith Broughton Wash. to Dayton T.O. Eating Betty Bushnell Dayton, Food, F.A.g Lih. Reading Stanford Wash. Day ton G.C. QWhat?j Qklontiniii-cl on page RID L44,

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Junior Class Activities The junior Class has played an unusually active part in school affairs this year. ln the social field, they undertook last fall a 1nixe1', to which Lakeside juniors and seniors were invited. The party was held in Gracemont's ballroom and everyone enjoyed themselves immensely. For the benefit of the Annual, the Juniors put on something entirely different, They presented three comic movies in the gym with refreshments served at intermission. Both Parkside and the upper school attended. At Christmas time the class was filled with budding Bernhardts all attempting to memorize their lines for the play, And There Were Shepherds. During the mid-term elections the juniors again had a chance to display their dramatic prowess in a more humorous vein as managers of the campaign skits. The Junior Mothers' Luncheon and Assembly was a great success and a tribute to the French and English students. The Seniors who were glumly anticipating college boards were somewhat cheered by the pro- cession of juniors through the lunch room in their honor. lt was culminated hy a feast in the junior room in which all the Seniors participated. A class associated especially with Juniors was Algebra II where all college hopefuls, under the able direction of Mrs. Bush, tried to learn about radicals, polynomials and negative exponents. This class was also known for its substantial bank account, and the Juniors remained in their happy financial state with the help of movie and Showboat proceeds. To raise funds for their Prom a raffle was held and the winner's reward was a beautiful black and gold program, The Prom, the juniors' most important project, was Chinese in theme, truly an Oriental Fantasy. For days the diligent salesmen were seen rushing around distributing programs and collecting decorations. On the great day the gym was beautifully decorated with blossoms, lanterns, pagodas and numerous Chinese effects. Many of the leading voices in the Glee Club belong to Juniors, while others are members of the orchestra. lu the sports department this class boasted many athletes, who excelled in tennis, basketball and badminton. One of them was a member of the team which won the badminton doubles tournament last fall. The Juniors played a large part in student assemblies. While many of them were on court or the heads of committees, also from their ranks were chosen next year's student body President and Vice-president. Following in the footsteps of last year's class, a great many Juniors registered to take college aptitudes, and came through with flying colors. Last but certainly not least, it was the stalwart junior shoulders that supported the syringa chain at Graduation, and it was they who felt the most unhappy at the departure of the Senior class. 7 79-ins-1,04 K O 14447 169-Q-1 'ff 419, 'T ' 'f al-0 . 0-43 A xx X. J I -46-