The Bush School - Tykoe Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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P H R K S I D E

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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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Le'f+ 'io right, Sfandingz Miss King, Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Wirklcala, Mrs. La Grille, Mrs. McCall, Mrs. Kramer, Mrs. Isaacs. Seafcd: Mrs. Parish, Mrs. Bergman, Miss Purnell, Miss Jones, Mrs. Twifchell, Mrs. Livengood, Mrs. Farwell. Parkside The TYKOIC Xlmanae wouhl not be complete without l'arksitle, the coetluca- ti-,nal tlivision of Hush, its inhabitants atteml classes from the first gracle through the sixth, bitt this tlifferenee in age is not a hindrance, as one might think, to the functioning: of l'arksitle's clubs. Three times a week meetings are heltl for such interesting activities as stamp collecting, cartooning, cl:'an11tics, st-wine or constructing models. Several speftke's, talented in these various tieltls, have visitecl l'arksitle. .-Xmong them were Mr. T. l, Cook, professor of political science, aml Nr. Erwin l.oeb, a stamp enthusiast. Llosely alliecl to these clubs is the l'a ksiile Post, a newspaper which is puhlishetl every two weeks by the stutlents themselves. The music clepartment of l'arksitle is pirticularly fine, The orchestra now has many members aml has performetl on several occasions. The younger set, that is the first, seeoml, ami thirfl eratles, h'ul 21 Cilee Klub of their own, while the fourth eratle hail a complete Tonette orchestra, ,Xll of Varksitle has been very interested in map stutly aml aviation. Tlte fifth eracle became so intrieuetl that it gave an extensive tlemonstration of ,!et'propnlsion for the school. .-Xinonpg the boys, after-school athletics is a favorite. Their two teams, the Recls aml lilues, have kept tip a keen rivalry the whole year, aml as we go to press, are tiecl for honors. To celebrate the victory of one or the other team, the boys have a sumptuous picnic at the eml of the year. Parksitle has put on two large performances for the upper school. The first of these was l'amlora's Box, a dancing skit. Several weeks later this was followetl with a circus. Usually the Fine Arts Tea is given by both upper and lower school, but this year l'arksitle hacl its own, Pictures clrawn by members of the nursery sehool through those in the sixth eracle were hung' in the gym to be atlmirecl.