The Bush School - Tykoe Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1964 volume:

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V1 K ,Q .g 1, ., K. .W Z, W W. , 5 .ff .ffm N . L. A A if H? L , L iv T ,, Y - Q 1 3. , Q ,A ,,-fwfm. - fm .sap s 1 Jig, g,g,,4y I.. .Wg 1 -V im 35 . E K ,M-.,g y 1 1 7:3 XR fi, V . si 7 Q Www.. iE,u1fff1 -'- 3132 , iz 5 - - L. 6 .gk I - M kv f Q 4 , x ' A f ,E 5: ,. A we Q ig Q. 2 2 J 35. . ,. i 3 ,, y if Look once in the clear water and you may see scores of blackfish swimming in different directionsg Look twice, and you may see a school of greyfish swimming for the end of the seag Look thrice, and you may see a school of bluefish throwing its ephemeral silver towards the golden sun. Look thrice at the class of 1964. THE HELEN BUSH SCHGCDL SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 3 DEDICATION The Class of 1964 dedicates its annual to Friendship And a youth said, Speak to us of Friendship. And he answered saying: Your friend is your needs answered. He is your field which you sow with love and reap with thanksgiving. . . And when he is silent your heart ceases not to listen to his heartg For without words, in friendship, all thoughts, all desires, all expec- ta.tions are born and shared, with joy that is unacclaimed. When you part from your friend, you grieve notg p For that which you love most in him may be clearer in his absence, a.s the mountain to the climber is clearer from the plain. And let there be no purpose in friendship save the deepening of the spirit. And let your best be for your friend. lf he must know the ebb of your tide, let him know its flood also .... And in the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter, and sha.ring of pleasures. For in the dew of little things the heart finds its morning and is refreshed -Kahlil Gibran 4 W , THE PLAQUE To be named the senior who exemplifies in action faithful and in honor clear is the greatest honor at our school. This year, Kitten Sheehan has been chosen by her faculty and school mates to receive this award. Kitten's blend of selflessness and self-awareness has enabled her to contribute her best efforts for the benefit of her class, her school, and her self. Kitten's warmth, imagination, humor, and diligence combine to make her a guide, a strength, and a joy to know. D,ac-fc, I X ' CJQ-OAG LO- IU-LA. g,-aes-CL GAA 'S xcclxig fgdsekl W l Yr-L.Q ,.. f A i ' 0 5 This year Liz Blackford has been chosen runner-up for the plaque. During her years at Bush Liz has been an outstanding scholar, and has participated in many school activities. She is an enthuseastic and successful athlete, and while a court member, three times, Liz's fairness and integrity earned the respect of the entire student body. 'T Q f' .sf ,F Q . JS- was MARJORIE C LIVENGOOD Principal Throughout our years at Bush the class of 1964 has been aware of the high stan- dards set by Mrs. Livengood She has challenged us not only to achieve our utmost in scholastic potential, but also to gain a sense of integrity and a respect for the ideals of the Helen Bush School, Truth, Beauty, and Purpose' The Senior class would like to thank Mrs . Livengood for her guidance and inspira- tion. We shall continue to strive for the goals she has helped us set. DOROTHY S. MILLER Last spring the new Wing of the school was dedicated to Mrs . Dorothy Miller. During her many years at Bush Mrs. Miller, our Drama teacher and Vice Principal, has amazed us all With her abundant enthusiasm. This feeling of vivacity is evident in the plays which have been presented by each class, and which have been great successes. The class of 1964 thanks Mrs. Miller for her great patience and especially for the vitality she has added to our years at Bush. 7 an . FACULTY FRANCOISE APPEL French BARBARA CI-IESTNUTT French FLORENCE HALLEGUA Mathem atics MA RY CA MPBELL JOA N CA TONI Mathematics Music 5-,F-Q ESTI-IER CHRISTIAN MARJORIE GROVE Typing, journalism English, History 8 LISLOTT HA RBERTS PATRICIA I-IUCKLE French English, History VICTORIA LIVINGSTON BERNIECE MATTHEWS History Librarian 9 MA RGARET MCCALL Latin K W Wm WM A f X WW W 5? MARY MCDIARMID, NORMA MCNUTT, Aff Physical Education ANNA NORRIS, META O'CROTTY, LOIS PITTACK, Biology, Chemistry English English, Science, Social Studies HANNA POVLSEN, LUCY PRYDE, 1 gm AILEEN WELGAN, German a he atibs, S6133 e English X , WX 5-X5 ' ff' X X no 4 L And Then There Was. . 'What's up? Concerning this correction of yo correction. . . 111' It's Q ball! ll I would like you to meet my friend. . . Inseparable OFFICE X 'W M Q f ' - :sz Yy- fi fr' F- F x msgs? i alla. Mk Mary Lou Constans Nancy jackson Verna Ostrom , C N 1 LM V N , 1 gr.. 5 A n A 31 Miss Elsa johnson- Dietician, Marion Hatfield, Evelyn Nelson, Mildred Abellera, Ruby Thompson, Grace Holmes, May Britt Taylor. Luella Bodman--costumes, Taylor Hall, Mary Paul Kearney--chief custodiang Richard Crisman Kinnaman--Taylor Hall. driverg Frank Pidge-driverg Ed Simpson-driver and maintenance. 12 W SENIGRS WM fwwf Maggy Q6 6 U 4 fl l 3 7 7 CO Y hi A- A 137 1 i X ' I 77X Q Sig Q 1,07 ' M! ,I I ' f' 'AJ I' ifffj . , . Wt 0 -W4 My ff ,611 209' ' Sify' A 'V , .f W if ,ibfdw f ' ggxywj ' gf' I f X 7 wif! I7 i 5 , ' V -Lf' Ll.,f6f'l'VV x V fl 1 ! Louise Arnold Weezie . . . eight years at Bush . . Best's Fashion Board . . . chair man of K.,P.. committee . . . Jolly jo chairman . . . self-destruction . . Sports, Social Service, and K.P. committees . . . contributed funds for redoing the locker room floor. . . Jet Set . . . falling out of cars . . . Dick. Holly Amberg Auntie Holly . . . four years at Bush . . . A.S.B. President . . . Court . . . those questions . . . Rambler staff . . . Council . . . various class teams . . . chairman of Sports committee . . . Frederick 8zNe1son's Fashion Board . . . swimming and bowling teams . . . Vice-President . . . Lost and Found and Sports committees . . . Maui. BULK Olin, 5 flwfallq lcvapfm cry wlmwvt Qmcwvvvucf odvicll qDl3fS,C5CvOCl ,lkwlc gm WMM XQf.vYS +06 cwnu mil lbs wink fblfculllwx Loo-L ulqj Victoria Bo rtley Victoire . . .three years at Bush . . . Rambler staff . . . Lost and Found, Social Service and K.P. committees . . . Chapstick . .' . beeeeen . . . various class teams . . . stomach pains . . A. MayIsay something? . . . rolling eyes . . . Seniorwreaths co-chair- man . . . discrepancies . . . Secretary . . . exotic. Wode Bollinger Balls . . . five and three fourths years at Bush . . . Tykoe staff . . VPOKNO. . . mackerel jobs . K.P. and Social Service committees . . You guys, Ithink I'm going to .... . . . Flight staff . . . L.A.s . . . Nordstrom's Fashion Board . . . class teams? . . . Corvair . . . Vice-President . . showers at 4:00 . . . jet Set . . Piglet. X ul Nancy Bell Bell . . . two years at Bush . . Lost and Found, Social Service, Sports and Assembly committees . . feminine push-ups . . . various class teams . . i. gopher . . . co captain and coach of swim team . . Secretary . . . Dorm President . . . bus rides to Everett . . . hands . . glub . . . The Olympics. 16 Jill Belknap jill . . . six years at Bush . . . Library committee chairman . . . all class teams . . . K.P., Chapel and Library committees . . . Tykoe staff . . . Bad Bananas! . . . Vice-President . . . orange . . . co-captain of swim team . . . al- ways handing term papers in early. . . December 26th . . . Malibu . . . California. Lynn Black Ling-San . . . two and a half years at Bush . . . A.S.B. President . . . Lost and Found and Chapel committees . . . ferrys . . . A.F.S. student to japan . . . biru . . . Court . . Some things are more important than school . . . various class teams . . Religious Conference . . . that smile . . . Walks on the beach. Marion Bill Molly . . . six years at Bush . . . K.P. and Library committees . . . various class teams . . . Council . . . Europe . . . Court... chairman of Lost and Found Com- mittee . . . those last minute runs down the hill . . . sailing . . . sisters unlimited. when 0112! I . 'Q wig with 'YLGJ' Iomld MLUQ ggf-:lah -I-9 kngpn WOR Q. la1.H'2A- sawn. so gmc? buf' 1 knew 45014 me vwfi Gaul lwqh Qlmids. WSUCJ Mflfa s 17 Judith Block Blockhead . . . four years at Bush . . . Lost and Found, Sports, Assem- bly and K.P. committees . . . Court . . . Vice-President . . . various class teams . . . Rambler staff . . . Council . . . Oh, is there atest today? . . . Council Secretary . . . swim team . . . demon with a toboggan. Elizabeth Blackford Lizzie . . . six years at Bush . . . all varsities . . . Court-three times . . . Play Day . . . dependa- ble . . . Sports and Lost and Found committees . . . Captain of Tennis and Basketball Varsities . . .Tykoe staff . . . B Club . . . Rambler staff . . . freckles . . . chairman of Sports committee . . . Wimbleton Mina Brechemin Mina . . . eleven years at Bush . . . sophistication . . . Chapel, Li- brary and Social Service committees . . . T-Bird . . . chairman of Sen- ior Wreaths . . . Flight staff. . . organization . . . chairman of Library committee . . . Secretary . . . World traveler . . . Mother on Greek trip . . . actress . . . femme fatale . Lynn Blumenthal Blub Blub . . . eleven years at Bush . . . Assembly, Sports, Social Service and K.P. committees . . . Tykoe staff . . .' Lady Clairol . . Secretary of Council . . . Vice- President . . . scatterbrained . . . Corvair . . . Treasurer . . . diets . . . Rambler staff . . . FrenchV . . . lt's all mooshed up . . . speling . . . green eyes. Kristin Dios Kiki . . . twelve years at Bush . . . K.P., Social Service, Library, Lost and Found and Assembly com- mittees . . . Japan . . . Tykoe staff . . . Court . . . teeth . . . A.F.S. committee . . .chemistry clown . . . chairman of Library and Assembly committees . . . Flight staff . . . those periodic breakdowns . . . piano . . . That's O.K. . . . But Mme. I-Iarberts, the clock must be wrong. . . . DCB. Cornelia Bresslou Cornelia . . . one year at Bush .' . A.F.S. student from Brazil . . chairman ofK.P. committee . . . painting and music . . . Varsity . . . K.P. committee . . . first snow - happiness is skiing . . . Oh, glory! . . . philosophy discussions . . . l-Iiho! . . . lots of sisters . . with each day a new discovery. Joan Golston J. G .... three years at Bush . . . Social Service and Chapel com- mittees . . . Wit . . . Editor of Rambler . . . National Merit Semi- Finalist . . . intelligence . . . Mathematical Association of America Award . . . the economist . . . Religious Conference . . . IDC. Susan Foster Muffin . . . two years at Bush . . . Council . . . freckles . . . cheerleader . . . President of Glee Club . . . various class teams . . Social Service and Sports committees . . . Welllnever . . . empire Waist . . . shiny hair . . . friend- liness. in Sara Hackedorn Gypsy . . . four years at Bush . . . Social Service and K.P. committees . . . Rambler staff . . . blushing . . . Religious Conference . . . chairman ofK.P. committee . . . Algebra . . . art . . . heading for London . . . always cutting her hair . . . gullible. ' DQUV CQ-QJUU . Ligue L-jvvvi WW 000510 dow refmwmwfg LQPUNB OJlQL,LQV1f 00000 Luck mxuxzz Barbara Graham Bourbon . . . two years at Bush . . . jr. Prom chairman . . . Sports Chapel, Assembly and K .P. com- mittees . . . domestic . . . Vice- President . . . snow tan . . . Varsity teams . . . Head of ski team . . . VPOV . . . sailing the Mediterranean . . . ace skier. Melinda Henning Melinda . . . two years at Bush . . A.F.S. committee chairman . . tired blood . . . Chapel committee . . . petite sizes . . . Secretary . . California . candid . . . Religious Conference . . . Court . . . that apartment . . . feminine. Harriet Hcxrkins I-lark . . . four years at Bush . . Court President . . . Buster Brown . . .fingernails Qthose dag- gerslj . . . Chapel and Social Service committees . . . sarcastic pessi mist . . . various class teams . colored lingerie . . . Lambda Chi Alpha . . . Council . . . purple programs . . . eyelashes . . . pink Corvette . . . JEN. Stephanie Jones Steff . . . T. jones . . .six years at Bush . . . Rambler staff and As- sistant Editor . . . Bon Marche Fashion Board . . . j.O.G. . . . Lost and Found, Sports, Assembly and Chapel committees . . . Treas- urer . . . Yell Queen . . . Flight staff . . . Court . . . Varsities . . . chairman of Chapel committees .. . model. . .thatlook. .. J.S. Qskyubj gg-Q,,,,XQ,t.m Q,x,c.:'C.L QS-Q Nw CCCL, c-.xxczk 'VS-V2 px- Qkrxmnfh '-Ni 24 lxfv-'E' ' WACA 3 Katrina Jensen Trinket . . . six years at Bush . . . Sports, Chapel, Assembly, Library and Lost and Found committees . . . nose . . . Assistant Editor and Art Editor of Tykoe . . . There's something rotten in the state of Den- mark . . . Experiment in Inter- national Living to Sweden . . . always neat . . . Sun Valley . . . hair . . . good taste . . . night skiing . . . gardenias. EEK' QDAQQ 2 W- ' L, weve, ox SCN Luxq X S 4 TX Q1 C, ' 5 -bidi tx Cvijy Nl? QQ? ug? ww-at -bmiltfl, Libre- .i Lf' I Barbara Larson Babs . . . three years at Bush . . . Lost and Found and Sports committees . . . Dorm President . l pinned my hair up last night . . . various class teams . . . galore . . . chairman of Social Service com- mittee . . . And how are you to- day'? . . . those ski hats . . . considerate. Kathleen Kaesemeyer Kasey . . . two years at Bush . . Social Service and Library commit- tees . . . White MG . . . hidden talent: spreading her toes apart . . . chairman of Lost and Found com- mittee . . . Ellensburg . . . moonlit boatride . . . lt's Man- Hate Week . . . blue eyes . . . Keep the Woof from the door. ef ,L 9 A7 I .K Diana Pcdelford P-Delf . . . fifteen years at Bush. . . Art Editor of Flight . . . Cha- pel, Sports, and Assembly com- mittees . . .fast growing hair! . Flight staff . . . The Experiment in International Living to Sweden . . . riding . . . cheerleader . . . I don't believe it . . . various class teams . . . innocence . . . tardy slips . . . impish . . . Rodent. Barbara Leede Waldo . . . six years at Bush . . K. P., Lost and Found, Library, Assembly and Social Service com- mittees . . .class games . . . Mom . . . Treasurer . . . long skirts . . . Tykoe staff . . . Little kids are so much fun . . . Flight staff. . . bread 'n butter . . Rambler staff . . . TV. Diana Sheehan Kitten . . . Kissy . . . ten years at Bush . . . Editor of Tykoe . . . Council . . . I'm really exercised . . . K.P., Chapel and Assembly Committees . . . lists . . . Ex- periment in International Living to Sweden . . . skinny . . . Court- twice . . . G-awful . . . Rambler Staff and Assistant Editor . . . spastic fits of laughter . . . Now wait a second . . . Reims. Sarah Kip Robinson Kip. . . six years at Bush. . . Editor of Flight . . . Assembly, K.P., Chapel and Lost and Found Committees. . . Santorini . . . various class teams . . . Vice- President . . . apathetic chemist . . . Secretary twice . . .nature- lover . . . Lopez . . . Philosopher. AAqYM'Tf ctw-0 camjy tram f M 5529 wad Magid cvs N- AA Cdwmkil , BLLQ QCJVVO Mpc-212 NW' Vim Moy awww L S 'ill fa WEL adlwl 1 fiffwaiwfiif ill? QL 'N Ln.. MGFQGFBT Stull P-Stull . . . ten years at Bush . . . Council-twice . . . chairman of Pro- ject committee . . . shark's tooth . . . Varsities . . . KNOP . . . Assembly and Sports committees . . . decisions, decisions . . . Captain of Varsity Volleyball team . . . our alley . . . N.P.8zC. Elinor Skeel 'Snor . . . six years at Bush . . . Court . . . K.P., Assembly, Chapel and Social Service committees . . . POV . . . gradoo . . . Religious Conference . . . various class teams . . . chairman of Chapel com- mittee . . . frogvoice . . . F.G.A Ann Wyman Chi-Chi . . . fourteen years at Bush . . . Chairman of Social Service committee . . . jet Set . . . As- sembly, K.P. and Social Service com- mittees . . . um huh, um huh . . . Vice-President . . . Corvair . . . various class teams . . . Pete . . . head of cheerleading . . . In- side jolo . . . TWat say? . . . censored. Noel Thomas Noel . . . two years at Bush . . . Tykoe staff . . . Social Service and Sports committees . . . coordination . . . Treasurer . . . The Pit . . . feebleness . . . Secretary . . . swiping brooms . . . those Latin American men . . . that address! . . . disappearing eyes . . . joy . Marcia Zahn Marsh . . . five years at Bush . . . President of Court . . . The Pit . . . Sports and Library committees . . . Council . . . chairman of College Information Program . . . FrenchV . . . various class teams . . . Treasurer . . . Kinook . . . Montreal . . graceful . . . M.D. l ,V I 'I ii I KC-5 SENIOR WILL The following is the last will and testament of the class of '64 Holly wills her trusty, old, red, rubber book strap to Pam Rauscher, who will need it to get her books home from school. . . Louise wills her thumper party sign to the man at 308- 34th. . . Wady leaves the Highlands bus load to Terry Bacon. . . Vici wills to Dee all her stored up copia. . .Jill leaves her chauffering job to Judy Ricker, and certain Queen Anne boys to Candy Coe. . . Nancy wills her tremendous math ability to any future member of Mrs. Campbell's class who may need it. . . Molly leaves her experiences at Bush to her sis- ters, and her experiences with Cornelia to next year's A. F. S. family. . . Lynnie wills her ferry boat rides to the unknown element on Bainbridge. . . Kathy Clancy and Pam Rauscher receive Liz's trips to Vancouver. . .Judy wills her toboggan to Judy Ricker. . . Lynn leaves her ratting comb to Chris Thompson and her black roots to Sally Shattuck. . . Kathy Callison receives Mina's T-Bird for those long rides to andfrom school. . . Cornelia leaves to a future A. F. S. student the experience of seeing snow for the first time, and to Yuri the pleasure of whistling while running down the hall. . . Marilyn Nowogrowski receives Kiki's collapsibility and emotional fits. . . Sue wills her freckles to Sally Soth, and her E. D. s to Peggy Clark. . . Susy Saunders receives Joan's naturally curly hair. . . Barb wills the beauty of her two front teeth to Rody Lea. . . Sara leaves her bits of clay to Anne Joslin to create something magnificent. . . Harriet wills to Marilyn, Men-ily, Robin and Candy her seat on the big yellow bus and her fingernails to Robin Groth. . . Melinda leaves her tired blood to Debbie Price. . . Trina leaves her car to her little sister and her blond pigtails to her other sisters, Virg, Helen, and Dee. . . Stephanie wills her hair to Nancy Simmons who looks like she needs a little extra here and there. . . Pam Kamihachi receives Kathy's knowledge of French. . . Babs wills her vocal ability to Ann Jenkins, and her extra weight to Melynda McKinney. . . Darlene Hill receives Barby's hermitage on Vashon Island. . . Diana wills her fast-growing hair to her 15-year old comrad, Hopie Garrett, and to I-IBS the last of the Padelfords. . . Kippie wills her blue Flight box to those who like to fill it and her ferry ticket to the San Juan Islands to Rody Lea and Gala FitzGerald. . . Kitten leaves Ann Mitchell 1, O80 more rides across the bridge and wills her little sister to the class of '78. . . Nora wills her alley to Marilyn and Frank and would will her part of 55th N. E. to Dell Christian except she wants to keep it. . . Peggy wills to Sandee Banks and Nancy Simmons the walks home through sun, sleet, and snow, to Lois Young and her class the boys of Roosevelt. . . Noel leaves her goofy moods to Mattie Robbins and her curly hair to Darlene Hill. . . Ann wills her baggies to Wendy Johnson. . . Marcia wills her sneaky dorm tactics to Mattie Robbins and her big purses to Margot Miller. 31 And 'rhen There was Coffee, tea, or milk? But Dr. Norris, I just don't under- Stand! Our Graceful Seniors Ahh. . . only fifteen more to go. 32 l Relaxing on the court? R I UN DERCLASSIVIEN 1 Hon-2.57 N 4 LQ? f 423 M if 6365 W i f M . Q Qi W f 1 Q fig gi, .,,,. we new waz, ei mia - , - W rftegf: Qgggr, . . 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B 3.13, rr, ffm egfrizzriff-M t - Helene Napier Dorothy Drumheller Merrily Hatch -:-- W iw Y rr -4 Q' if 34,-W - ,- f .Le f- ,.,,, ,JK -1- .ygfwz ---f - vt . ra' fnfig . -W we X ., .H ., r,.,,, MM, Karen Kubley Y pg 'ffz iz 19 Q02 , 7 H Ha r i : ,. ,,,ar.., r.,r ..,,.a, r w , av' A, 5 .r . ., 1 aff ' -Q fr M 5 R ody L e a Marilyn Nowogroski X l l A . xx .9 K N V il KQI Ai H ll Candy Olson .i . xr SZ if 2 is 4 if , A Kathy Scholz e 4 1 i , s ii: :W f 7, i l Sally sharmck f if Nancy Simmons Sally Soth gf :-,. if E af. 1 fs, if X rw if W ,pg S Q, ii K wg 7 K , is L ' faili Q is I Judith Ricker Mattie Robbins Katie Roberts Diane Sander THE JUNIORS Isn't it funny How the juniors love honey? And, being of Very Little Brain, They don't bother how much weight they gain. The Fatty Club brings many sighs-- Moliere, the Prom, disorganized. if snlsts W 1 Patty White Deehan Wyman E Eva Young Eva Zebrowski 35 .,,: -f l fa 5:1 1 lf -- , g ls , . wa ,.,, , .,.,. we Olivia Arnason THE SOPHOMORES They showed the Dumb Wife Blues And Spreading 'Round the News . They're always in choas fits Stemming from high spirits . And Wouldn't it seem funny To have a taste of honey From their goloptiously huge pot, Of merriment and what-not? . 1 B lllll ' W - t ':' Q' f 5, i'1, Q 4 9593: f fy K Gudy Geibel Wendy johnson Anne Joslin 36 Alison Beck Pam Best Betsy Bill Melanie Gallaher Pam Kamihachi g 'K :ww Us f. ..s ,, M ,f 5 is 'H af - saga fa' W5 Wim f M 5 2, , mf wi ,tf,,,Gg, wwf xamwlxn a Kathy Clancy Peggy Clark V, iz ggyggfs 3,1-,egf,gf,gff,1 :3i3J'f':' ?:.5 if 5352 1 f - 'fisgfe Wil ' . 1 . 85 get M' 4? l 1 enfa- .f N XL Ns 53 ,g s Ek, 8 ,X S Barbara Foss H -s.. - 4 in 'S 'Q ffm mgif ' i ijg f :V ,, l Margo Galvin Jane Katra Kate McDiarmid Yuri Ohtsubo Nancy Reiss Vicki Tennant W. A , h n as . n.nnn 73, x , 'K Bronnie Miller Lissa Mitchell i - 3. 6 3 fffrf ' A is fl ., ' --ffk tggwai- , i w a rg fi ff -' ..., 'tiiz QQ' Yfiiw ' - wi, Xzsrs,fbzQ X - sg, , ' A fWf5s9?TfTl7i?sk:' . eff. ' wiiEf2iSl if af, Susan Peth i Pam Rauscher V Q Susy Saunders Christy Thompson Q mga.. , ' ALJ I ' I iii , s -.., Q , ,-ff ix:- 3 a he it 'if 1 is wi A Robin Myrick Sharon Nichols 5?KE N31 N G- the NEW S Betsy Wheeler Helen Wyman Susan Youell Lois Young 37 A nn Black C athe rine C loutier ij? i V, 5 . Stephanie DeLong Ann Gimpel F ' Ann jenkins Sally Bollong Candy Coe Marcia Dodd 1 , Xxfd 3 ' lf fr f 'P 'I ea 2 Tuk Gorny mf .Q V, Lyn Johns - W, asia. A iff ! i Z ,d 3d' - Kate Burleson Carolyn Colwell Mary c. Ellis 5 . E. ,A.. , Gair Hemphill f ia s' 1, N i N Q , nl I t 'P .L X Anne Mersereau , f-5. --5.1 5? E Dell Christian jill Clark 51 Vi .. U l C 1 C Qx f 4 Darlene Hill 1, -' 5 Hillary Hon fesewzax vx , ., - i Carmen Miller Ann Mitchell THE FRESHMEN Q ' , ' l fl , ' 1 0 if I' g-,7 .E Vy i iw W m ' : ' N5 71 K, mg 4 Nina Nelson Elsa Parrington , . - f,,,, megfmf Carol Peck Betsy Sand er I , , siigsf R ' fix' 'H 4, 1-in lgw- '- ,fg ,gf f 1 Betsy Tytus if ffflff Q Y? X LQ Helena Robbins Susan Schmechel iifiisv .' 7' , 5 fivzgy s ' .. 48 iii Q rx' Wx 8 5 Y S. nm Q 5 Q fl Beth White In a trap their heffalump they caught, I-Io I-Io-Bush Basket-for which they fought. fWhat a comforting sort of thing to havelj Well, those freshmen - they're no fools - Always- there ........ Robert's Rules . Anne Steckel Cindy Taylor Cindy Topp Nancy Worgan Virginia Wyman Mary Youell L 39 THE EIGHTH GRADE Bother to light bulbs - What a pain! Tickets to the golf tourney in the rain. If you can't find them - look around - Sure to be in Lost and Found. Alice Erwin Becky Foster S 3 .X 0 at f Kathy Atteberry 'T 'E K K Susan Bill jane Hackedorn T? gs fy - f- 'f' ,mi N ' V Y-7 u. -of K Q L Q Wu 5a Ioan Arnason l y E 1 ,,,, ,y 6 , . ,EBSQ Mary Ann Bailey Kathy Callison LH,,l,, M ,rw Barbara Hanna VW Sw if JY P Ivy ffi. . , A. .M .rg , , ,rl ff'-Mfr 5 .f fzm-.:4.m, be Sally Kitchell Susie Parsons Debbie Price W: .L,,,,. , .S Q13 ' I P , N y P s e P Carol Suzuki Rinda Myrick 'Marguerite Nelson Sarah Parrington XM .r, 7 1 . , ,1 , ' F , A Eb PXMQJL 2 - K X M ffm Ll JmgsfS '12f Mkjjig . 1-i'5J XL 'xmflfb-S riii i . wxmiwi-:wx 1 Q, XX l W fd.. Q, , x X C l P ' X 53-3 '- ' aro ennington QOQXN ,ji 3-wi gn MK Ric, QQ VU Q5 fy Aiuiwihej SN ' N O QQ? K' 5 0-J , ,Q QXQKSPPADQ QQ, get 'ZJPVC if ? S S S 6' f-vu 2 if , W -L ,51w , ,. W? l gil J Ki! S e 9 S V, i 1 Peggy Scheinman Martha Segner Lea Siegel .,,i 5 , ,, .r.L A wi , Kathy Topp Penny Wall Anne Will 41 1' F Kfig n Q9 Mimi Atteberry Josie Beecher Didgie Blain y 'H Diane Belvin 'Z 'f 'fiffii 351.4 f ' s , t g 512557, Marion Brinkley . iii . 1 M AX ,, ,gf L ,-WMM Anne Croco vu? Maren Erickson , K . . v rmuv i r ., L- L, ,e,, S lf 'fail-W5 , ,1.,, K iisiif f2fff1f?:' eiii ffiiew f eii'2 fa nik r L i 5 ' P 'gg , 1n', Gala FitzGera1d Jane Gray Nancy Hall 1 7 xy Z I 2 mm --, f+-f- -fu 5 W- 5 Q Liz Beyer Deborah Clise '5 f A if z 3 ei f , 2, ' ,iff ' S, 4 . ii' IH , f. ,X f X fin ,K Vinny Dunn Sidney Evans ,J-f':f' , WM -H ' 11 i -fs-,Hifi ,, , rf ' , at fl. . , , in 5 , K mf x 'Ole ' f n it Heidi Hepfer . 'f i ' V Shelly Marks Jeannette Nelson T'R'1-.,-21: '- '-1: 4 as !' We L, 3 mfg, , If L.-3, f Janet Padelford ,Wt 'T Debbie Smrstik THE SEVENTH GRADE Three cheers for Piglets small Starting their years at Bush thi Oh bother! The mascot fuss Turned out to be an octopus. f 1- in i Joan Robertson Patricia Rorke ,. ug xv 4455. J Q nt s - Suzy Snow Meg Staley 43 s fall. , 'l '54a.., V . 1: 1' ii gl? 'K 1 Peggy Smith r . , s'-F5 55 -,r, .M . Kristy Wick An then There was T. G. I. F. A mascot named Clyde Double bubble ta1ent?? We Must.. .We Must. . . jolly Jo gains--pounds Is there really a population explosion? 44 CDRGANIZATICDNS I3 FMGAT QP 474296 ' TYKOE ff , , f wx 0 E-4:1--' K a FLIGHT FIRST ROW: Suzi Snow, Sally Kitchell, Meg Staley. SECOND ROW: Diana Padleford, Arm Steckle, Mina Brechemin, Kippie Robinson--editor, Miss Grove--advisor, Sandy Lake, Chris Thompson, Susy Saunders, Mary C. Ellis. THIRD ROW: Sally Shattuck, Sarah Parrington. A WALK TOWARDS THE MIDDAY MOON The grey line slid along Between the quivering walls of green. The blue remained still, Distant. Sonfiething interrupted the blue . A vacancy Revealing the hazy whiteness Of the infinite beyond . - - Kip Robinson Kippie Robinson--editor 4-6 RAMBLER FIRST ROW: Sally Soth, Joan Golston--editor, Stephanie Jones--assistant editor, Robin Groth. SECOND ROW Marilyn Nowogroski, Barbara Foss, Liz Blackford, Mrs. Christian- -advisor, Barby Leede, Holly Amberg, Ann Mitchell. joan Golston- -editor EDITORIAL--Christmas, which comes heralded by weeks of bright lights, stampeding shoppers, and wave after wave of brain-washing advertisements, will arrive, be enjoyed, and pass on, all in the twinkling of a Bush Bombshell's eye. You will flip the page of your calendar and find clearly marked, not the date of the junior Prom, but the beginning of a new year. This simple act makes you a year older, and driven on by a sincere desire to avoid the more memorable blunders of last year's impetuous youth, you highly resolve: to make sure there's film in your camera before spending half an hour set- ting up a picture, never to bid S3 at a VVhite Elephant sale until you have seen what the auctioneer is holding, not to go to art class in your newly cleaned jacket, to bring Qllyour skiis with you when you go to Crystal Mountain ..... I. G. 47 TYKOE FIRST ROW: Noel Thomasg Kitten Sheehan--editorg Lynn Blumenthal. SECOND ROW: Kiki Djosg Wacly Ballinger, Mrs. Christian- -advisor, jill Belknap, Barby Leede, Liz Blackford, Trina Jensen--assistant editor 48 Religious Conference The theme of the Religious Con- ference was Individual versus Cor- porate Worship. Father Cowan was the keynote speaker and his stimulat- ing talks set the tone for the entire conference. After each talk the delegates separated into small dis- cussion groups to give the participants a chance to share their opinions. STANDING: Cornelia Bresslau, Sara I-Iackedorn. SEATED: Nancy Simmons, Noel Thomas, Robin Groth. Missing: Mattie Robbins. This year the Civic Unity Con- ference was concerned with the question of Human Rights: My Responsibility. The speakers were interesting and informative. Provocative group discussions were held, and then the students were able to ask questions of a panel representing the various stands on the issue of civil rights. Civic Unity Stephanie Jones, Harriet Harkins, joan Golston, Melinda Henning, Kiki Djos, Kitten Sheehan. 49 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE 5 2 5 5 A F S COMMITTEE, LEFT TO RIGHT Nancy Simmons, Alison Beck, Mrs. O'Crotty - Advisor, Debbie Price, Cornelia Bresslau our A F S student from Brazil, Melinda Henning - Chairman, Liz Beyer, jill Clark A. F. S. promotes world understanding among the peoples of the world through personal relation- ships. Last summer Lynn Black went to Japan under the auspices of A. F. S. , and this year we have been fortunate to have Cornelia Bresslau, from Brazil, with us on the same program. A foreign student deepens our understanding not only of other cultures, but also helps us to eval- uate our own society more meaningfully. A. F. S. is a valuable asset to our school and we appreci- ate the opportunity to participate in this program. Cornelia Bresslau Lynn Black Experiment In lnterncltionol Living The Experiment, an independent exchange program, fosters international understanding through individual ties. Last summer, four seniors participated in this program. Kitten Sheehan, Katrina Jensen, and Diana Padelford went to Sweden, and Kiki Djos to japan. i Trina Jensen, in front of the L'Eco1e Militaire in Paris. Kiki Djos, with her japanese family. 51 COURT Second Semester i Ann Mitchell, Helena Robbins, 1 Marcia Zahn - president, N Melinda Henning, jane Katra, Matti Robbins. Missing: Liz Q Blackford. l w l l l Firsf Semester Carmen Miller, Ann Mitchell, Rody Lea, Harriet Harkins - president, Stephanie Jones, Bronnie Miller, Molly Bill. COUNCIL Second Semester STANDING: Bronnie Miller, jill Clark, Sally Shattuck, Sue Foster. SEATED: Mary Ann Bailey, Lynn Black - president, Shelly Marks. First Semester STANDING: Peggy Stull, Ann jenkins, Helen Wyman. SEATED: Kathy Callison, Holly Amberg - president, Gala Fit1Gerald. Missing: Merrily Hatch. COMMITTEES Sociol Service The Social Service committee raises money and works for needy organizations in our community. Each year there is a fund-raising drive for the United Good Neighbors. In addition, money is earned and help given to hospitals, welfare centers, and individuals in our community. Babs Larson and Ann Wyman The Chapel committee with the help of Mrs, 5 Chapel i 'vwi dent body with an inspirational non- denominational service every Wednesday morning. The committee has tried to get speakers from a variety of back- grounds and religions so that the students may gain a broader knowledge of the various religious con- cepts of the world. Stephanie jones and Nora Skeel Lost cmd Found The Lost and Found committee has the responsibility of collecting articles which have been left behind by the stu- dents. This committee has worked hard to eliminate itself --with little success and more books for the library. Molly Bill and Kathy Kaesemeyer 54 m mm.mmmis- vm... N. ,Q I-luckle, their advisor, endeavors to provide the stru- Libra ry It is the responsibility of the Library committee to shelve books, file cards, issue overdue slips and keep the library orderly. The committee, working with Mrs. Matthews, also displays books of special interest in order that students will remain aware of the libra.ry's many resources. Mina Brechemin and jill Belknap S ports The purpose of the Sports committee is to or- ganize athletic activities for the enjoyment of the entire school. This year the committee success- fully planned the Parkside Halloween party and Dad's night and sponsored the varsity games. Liz Blackford and Holly Amberg Assembly The Assembly committee provides assemblies which are stimulating and also fun. This year the assemblies have included The Talent Show, speakers on specific topics of interest, talks by foreign students, and musical programs. Kiki Dj os and Diana Padelford Keep Posted The K. P. committee has tried to stimulate the work on the bulletin boards and in the showcases. The committee also endeavors to keep the students well informed on current and cultural events, col- lege news and topics of general interest. Sara Hackedorn and Cornelia Bresslau 55 artistic work of the students, by displaying their art- GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: Stephanie Delong, Sally Bollong, Lynn Black, Nora Skeel, Susan Youell, Pam Kamihachi, Wady Ballinger, Anne Wyman, Mina Brechemin, Diane Sander, Trina Jensen, Miss Catoni - director. SECOND ROW: Marcia Dodd, Diana Padelford, Helene Napier, Candy Olsen, Darlene Hill, Sally Shattuck, Melanie Gallaher, Kathy Clancy, Cindy Topp, Kathy Scholz, Nancy Simmons. THIRD ROW: Betsy Sanders, Bronnie Miller, Melynda McKinney, Betsy Bill, Marcia Zahn, Gair Hemphill, Peggy Clark, Dee Wyman, Virginia Wyman, jill Clark, Judy Ricker. FOURTH ROW: Cornelia Bresslau, jill Belknap, Gwen Little, Sue Foster - president, Barb Brannon, Vicki Tennant, Sharon Nichols, Susie Saunders, Wendy johnson, Helen Wyman, Olivia Arnason. The Glee Club, under the direction of Miss Ioan Catoni, provides the students with the opportunity to be- come familiar with music of various countries and periods. This year they have performed at the traditional Convocation and Baccalaureate services, the Lakeside Christmas Service, the Helen Bush Christmas Program, and the Fine Arts Festival. Under the leadership of Miss Catoni the Glee Club has performed exceptionally well this year. N.. ' 1 L 5 i nit FASH ION BOARD Louise Arnold - Best's Stephanie jones Bon Marche Holly Amberg - Frederick 8 Ne1son's SENIOR AND JUNIGR PLAYS ALICE IN WONDERLAND by Louis Carroll was presented by the Senior class on March 19, 1964, for the students and their families. Louise Arnold played the title role of Alice, and Judy Block and Holly Amberg were Tweedledum and Tweedledee, respectively. M5 On November 21, 1963, the junior class enacted Tl-IE WOULD-BE GENTLEMAN by Moliere, with Marilyn ' l Sh k d S d L k ' h Louise Arnold as Alice and Wady Ballinger, iizgiflisskl' Sa ly attuc an an Y a e In t e the White Rabbit. A scene from ALICE IN WONDERLAND. 58 DORMITORIES Er sassy, M I l Taylor Hall Dorm Presidents: Babs Larson--first semester, Nancy Bell--second semes- ter. Gracemont STANDING: Mrs. Byrd--house mother, Noel Thomas, Sue Foster, Penny Wall, Darlene Hill, Matti Robbins, Melynda McKinney, Barb Brannon, Nancy Bell, Marcia Zahn, Kathy Scholz, Susie Parsons, Sharon Nichols. SEATED: Anne Mersereau, Helena Robbins, Kate Burleson, Sally Shattuck, Dorothy Drumheller, Peggy Clark, Babs Larson, Melanie Gallaher. 59 And Then There Was. . . Spring Fever Be atlem ania -ee-1 5 'ffl -e , k ag' . . . You say the eighth graders , 415, ,W W L,:. X , ,,,we,r. Q . . H i ee' ' lv have how many pigtails? v p ' . 232 V mf fi Mg Y ' ra Y , te K f P? , 2? -a, asf A 9 Q , . f x y ff me , , J- M 1 A QN2- XV -1' 1, ' .... . 7 H - i , we - G 3 1: 1 ezyijaiga' ' ' W A .ii . if -' , I My Us ,. is . ik . .: ':::,,eQ'a:li-EEE . gf A S is 45. nm ' Q N Q 'Y W I we .-.221 n -, lel t w - There will be a Copperhead meeting today, don't forget your tools! . meanwhile, back in the teachers' lounge 60 SPQRTS J X f x U OUTSTANDING BUSHITES Ncmcy Bell Nancy Bell is a top contestant in the Pacific Northwest Association. In the summer of 1962, she qualified and was sponsored by the Washington Athletic Club in the National Swim Meet in Chicago, where she swam against the nation's best. In July of 1962, she swam in the Canadian Nationals and placed fifth. Nancy is planning to attend the Univer- sity of Washington, where she will continue her swimming. 2 Ann Block Ann Black is one of Bush's outstanding skiers. This ' year she has done exceptionally well, placing first at White Pass in Slalom and Downhill, third in Slalom and second in Giant Slalom at Bogus Basin. She has also won various Crystal Mountain Athletic Club races. Liz Blackford ,iq Liz Blackford has been playing tennis for ten years and she has been on the Pacific Northwest Circuit for six years. She has competed in the Junior Nationals for the past two summers and plans 'to play the Eastern National Circuit this summer. VOLLEYBALL VARSITY, BACK ROW: Cornelia Bresslau, Marilyn Nowogrowski, Stephanie jones, Sandee Banks, Pam Rauscher, Kathy Clancy, Susan Youell. FRONT ROW: Liz Blackford, Sandy Lake, Rody Lea, Peggy Stull Captain, Barbara Brannon, Helen Wyman, Barbara Graham. JUNIOR VARSITY: Gala FitzGera1d, Carol Pennington, Patricia Rorke, Kathy Topp, Margeurite Nelson, Vinny Dunn. FRONT ROW: Susan Bill, Sarah Parrington, Peggy Scheirnan - Captain, Mary Ann Bailey, Sidney Evans. 63 BASKETBALL B VARSITY: Susan Youell, Betsy Bill, Pam Rauscher, Ann Mitchell, Rody Lea, Liz Blackford - Captain, Sandy Lake, Peggy Stull, Barbara Graham, Kathy Clancy. ' JUNIOR VARSITY: Carol Suzuki, Scheinman, Becky Foster, Susan Bill, Mary Ann Bailey - Captain, Kathy Callison. 64 B CLUB: KNEELING5 Sandy Lake, Peggy Stull, Barbara Graham, Rody Lea. STAND- ING: Pam Rauscher, Kathy Clancy, Liz Blackford, Susan Youeu' SKI TEAM: Trina Jensen, Elizabeth Jensen, Rody Lea, Barbara Graham, Susan Schmechel, Betsy Bill, Ann Black . TENNIS TEAM: FRONT ROW: Peggy Stull, Liz Blackford, Barbara Graham, BACK ROW: Pam Rauscher, Kathy Clancy, Carolyn Colwell, Beth White. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: KNEELINGg Ann Wyman, Terry Bacon. STANDING: Peggy Clark, Sharon Nichols, Yell Queen. J. V. CHEERLEADERS: Meg Stayley, Debbie Price, Anne Croco. MAMA ,JAM ffvkfzg Z 5 -70 Qfvdv 01 U,wfwf2M6fJ 1117? 4, fi Q A3i1j3,ffM,AJ? !l , Lvslnfv-P igfwvx AMJQMQQ Qyffkl fQAA.fYW,f'A!1, J l gdb i' ,X , fi EX Q I .-,ma vw vi Wm, 54 0LLfd'O9f'01 Qwdv CLQ,Q,w, k'0f7C17L6-GQ, .,f N GQN N . .1 '- QJZUZQ SDLQMD tmwk ,,,Ki11ig1i vi. Tig 46 . ,. 33 9 A W yu - 4. Q 5 tk 1 1 H744 THE JUNIOR PROM Robin Groth-Prom Chairman, and her escort, David Rolfe. The junior Prom, given annually in honor of the Senior Class, arrived early this yea.r. It was held on February 29th, at the Harbor Club, with music by the Dynamics Robin Groth and her committee carried out the theme Misty with imaginative decorations. The special guests of honor were Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Appel. Following the Prom, the juniors were enter- tained at the Banks' home, While the Seniors attended after-parties held at the Padelfords' and Skeels'. 70 SENIORS JUNIORS 71 HAND IN HA.ND WE COME CHRISTOPHER ROBIN AND I TO LAY THIS BOOK IN YOUR LA.P. SAY YOU'RE SURPRISED? SA.Y YOU LIKE IT? SAY IT'S JUST WHAT YOU WANTED? BECAUSE IT'S YOURS--- BECA.USE WE LOVE YOU. -A.A. Milne Acknowledgment is made to the publishers, E.P. Dutton S Co , Inc. for permission to draw upon Winnie -ge-1211 by A . A. Milne, illustrated by E.H. Shepard, 72 X Ig ggi, + ik, Q ' -J f L . 5-iw., ' 'X W- W ' xi ' x ,S , ,Q 1 ' Qi--V' K V 1 if' ff fzf' f ? Tfrf' 1 .:,-,- A , x I K v 5, 1 ,, 4 ff' I' ,A 1 - 4 .f , ur . -Wg-v ' Y, N, - 318, - 'gg-17 ' N , 34, .Q 4 g..',,?-TAL' sg, A . ' Y' . , ,- -R-iff . A - ' ,W -, svv- -5 Q E . gk- MA , ,X wi I, Q .+V V P iff we 1 4 ,. , ,. ,,. ,vi 1 i '-QS? 1 L'-'K' . 1, N ' Q