The Bush School - Tykoe Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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A Lesser Moment of 'I'he Senior Sneak. The seniors embarked on the usual whirl of houseparties, teas, dinners, luncheons, and swimming parties, and returned to school only for graduation rehearsals and Class Day exercises, when the Senior Will and Prophesy were rt-ad, the various sports awards were given, and the service scroll was awarded. The last memorable date in the Almanac is June Sth, Graduation, and this date speaks for itself. Let it suffice to say that it will be long remembered by the senior class of this year. KZKW -Q2..

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t , l Emerging From the College Boards. School reconvened on April l7th, after an extra day of vacation, and everyone settled down for the last sprint before final exams and graduation. The last event under the sign of Aries was the comedy play, t'Suds ln Your Fyesf' sponsored by the Sophomores at the Repertory Playhouse. This social function was well attended, and those at school who could not come turned their tickets over to the USO. TAURUS: April Zlst to May 22nd The night of April 29th june lleek held a dance for the seniors at lirace- mont. The dance, formal, was followed by a buffet supper, and was acclaimed a great success by all those present. The next big event under the sign of Taurus was the Fine .-Xrts Tea, on May loth. The art, dance, and music g.oups were in charge of the program, which consisted of several dances by Miss Kintjs classes, some of which were accom- panied by the Glee Club, and several solo selections by the chorus. Two of the outstanding numbers were the Boogie XN'oogie and the Ugly llucklingf' Examples of the art work done at school by students from the kindergarten on up through the senior class were exhibited on the walls of the gym and in the halls. After the program, tea and delicious refreshments were served in the gym. Three days after the Tea, on Hay 19th, the junior class gave the annual Junior Prom. The gym was decked out in oriental fashion, with a fiery dragon on one of the walls. The black and gold programs carried out the theme also, and the music was provided by Center Case and his orchestra. The couples who attended hailed the dance as the best one yet. GEMINI: May 22nd to June 22nd Thrills and chills fell under this sign of the horoscope, with the senior play Sinister House on May 25th, Barbara Ludberg, Sally Ayres, and Katie Clare Roys had the leads, but everyone in the cast, from Barbara to .loan Frayn, as the corpse, turned in topnotch performances, Those behind the scenes who did not appear in the play deserved honors too, for all the work they put in to make the play a success. There were no other memorable dates to remember up to the date of graduation, except for baccalaureate services at Epiphany Church on the Sunday before. Final exams took up most of the preceding two weeks, and class parties were given afterwards to celebrate the completion of another year of school. 491-

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