The Bush School - Tykoe Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1966 volume:

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Cummings 3 1966 HELEN BUSH SCHCOL f Q SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 5 The Plaque coRDY JENKLNS The name engraved on the Plaque under the words In action faithful and in honor clear belongs to the girl who has re- ceived the highest honor The Helen Bush School can bestow. Cordy jenkins has been chosen from the class of 1966 by faculty and students to receive this award. Throughout her four years at Bush, Cordy has been a leader in school government as well as in athletics and scholarship. Her wit, humor, and originality have endeared her to all, and her sagacity and high sense of integrity have won her the respect and friendship of her peers. In her unaffected, honest way, Cordy has given generously of herself to her school, and she will long be remembered and appreciated by this student body. 6 LISSA MITCHELL Runner-up for the 1966 Plaque is Lissa Mitchell. As first semester Council President, Lissa earned the respect and admiration of the student body through her capable leader- ship. I-ler friendliness, enthusiasm for school projects, and ability to carry out respon- sibilities successfully have been apparent in the numerous activities in which she has participated while at Bush. 1 5 5 Q 2 5 a Z Marjorie C. Livengood Along with the craziness and exhileration of life come re- sponsibilities and commitments. While never belittling the importance of our spirits and ideas, Mrs. Livengood has given us an awarness of these responsibilities. We thank her for the positive and influential role she has played in our lives. 7 gi. 5... fi Q TH E FACLI LTY ENGLISH Mrs. Welgan, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. O'Crotty, Miss Grove. MUSIC Mrs. Gould SCIENCE Dr. Norris, Mrs. If GYM Mrs. McNutt, Mrs. Rattray. Mrs. Miller 8 4 HISTORY Mrs. Shorrock, Mrs. Kennedy Mrs. Shorrock MATHEMATICS Miss Van Bibber, Mrs. -Weilepp, Mrs.A,Campiqe11 ,fly - .V 'fx , , vf'35.,.'1 .V , Miss Grove Mrs. Christian LIBRARIAN Mrs . M atth ews Mrs. Kennedy 8 Students LATIN - Mrs. McCall GERMAN - Mrs. Povlsen 0 ' , f- - - - FRENCH Ovvw-0- FRENCH Mrs. Harberts Miss Carr, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Delay JOU RNALISM., TYPING Mrs. Christian ART Miss Hzerhardt, Mrs. McDiarmid MUSIC Mrs. Turner PIANO Mrs. Jackson DRAMA Mrs. Miller 10 E Office Mrs. Ostrom, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Fukuhara Dining Hall Maintenance W. BACK ROW: Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Abellera, Miss Johnson- ' dietician, Mrs. Danielson. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Brunette. Mr. Kearney- ' BUILDING SUPERVISOR Mrs. Smith Mr. Finckh Bus Drivers Mr. Crisman, Mr. O'Brien Nlr. Simpson, Mr. Pidge 11 7 Mg! - X, k.., My J ag' ' :ff 5: , , . ,, ,,. We if Qi. f -wg A 1935- Mt 9 X 1 Fi 10 gg nf KVA. 51, N 3, :X 2, 'Ma 'kj gf. 4933 THE SENIORS -i thank heaven somebody's crazy enough to give me a daisy. Alison Beck Becky. . .three years at Bush. . . AFS Committee Chairman. . . Assistant Editor of Rambler. . . Tykoe staff. . .Madrigals. . . Moral Re- Armament Conference . . .cheerleader. . .Mr. Webb and Charles Surface. . .school spirit- let's go lickety split. . .Big Pit. . . I'm telling . . .late arrivals. . . hahroe . .burnt foot. . .mar- ketime escapades. . .diffusion of Nl-13. . . hotsa . . . but I count carbohydrates . . .estee lauder . . .Mukilteo. Olivia Arnason Olive, Livi, Charlie.. .three years at Bush. . .Treasurer. . . Council President. . .K.P. Com- mittee Chairman. . .Council Sec retary. . .various class teams . Tykoe and Rambler staffs. . . Religious Conference. . .Sir Peter Teazle in School for Scandal . . .Beatle. . .no sleep. . I'm SO eXcited! . . .marketime escapades. . .potential Pacific Raceways champion. . .Nowhere Man. . . that's funny . Katharine Clancy Kathy, KC, imp. . .five years at Bush. . .Vice-President. . .K.P., Chapel, Social Service, Sports committees. . .Sports Committee Chairman. . .Assistant Editor of Tykoe. . .EVERY Varsity team ...jolly jo. . .B-Club. . .Tennis Team Captain. . .Madrigals. . . Best's-Nordstrom's Fashion Board. . .Rabbit in Pooh People . . .t-shirts. . . forrGETit . . . flabless. . . Is algebra REALLY necessary? . . .squeaks. Betsy Bill Bets. . .six years at Bush... Council. . Court. . .Court Pres- ident. . Lost and Found commit- tee. . .Rambler reporter. .Flight staff. . .various class teams. . . B-Club. . .Varsities. . .Madrigals . . .ace skier and sailor. . .All City High School Orchestra. . . Lopez. . .last minute runs down the hill. . .George in Our Town . .not too tallcy-but hummy. . . uniquely herself. . .perpetually Pooh bear. I ... Barbara Foss Barb. . .four years at Bush. . . K .P. committee. . .Rambler Staff . . .horseback-riding enthusiast . .National Merit Semi-Finalist . . .literary authority. . .famed chemist. . .Wanted: one driver's license. . .ketchup connoisseur. Isabella Czarnecki Isabella, Tiffany. . .one year at Bush. . .American Field Service student from Paris.. .A.F.S. Committee. . .Volleyball var- sity. . .Captain Von Trapp in The Sound of Music . . .young virtuoso. . .outdoor enthusiast . . .anthropology. . .philosopher from Long Beach. . .tall Ameri- cans. . .fresh flowers. . .that stare. . .the folk singer. . . ,.., , Q-it ,QQ 1 5: Fl 1L.,w? VW Margo Galvin Margo, Marvin. . .three years at Bush. . .Treasurer and Secretary . .Court. . .Chapel, K.P. commit tees. . .volleyball teams . . .Nor- way. . .College Information Pro- gram Chairman. . .curls n' freck les . . .blushing. . . Gracious! . . Lady Teazle in School for Scan- dal . . .wreath parties. . .mis- placed license. Melanie Gallaher Melanie, Mel. . .Flower. . .three years at Bush. . .boarder from Mansfield. . .Secretary. . .Sports committee. . .Flight staff. . .vari ous class teams . . laughing. . . dorm president. . .peacocks. . . President of I.B. B. Club. . .that Walk. . . Rowley. . .dispose-all. -I 1 1 -1 cyoilil F.. X WKGUVU Dawg-SQA H.,O.5A3filil..,.a.., A-tb A liicfbcfukffxt Q Bobbi Hansberger Bobbi. . .two years at Bush. . . boarder from Boise . . .Court. . . Gathering daises and absorbing radiant sunshine. . .go. . .Aspen. teeth. . . Nifty . . .Madrigals. . . slight stomach condition. . .Dart- mouth.. .voice . . .go . . .long-dis- tance phone calls . . . punkin ice cream. . . I'm so stoked! liyccbb- C'li'LwCl C1tO.Q5fNlt' tn Qbarxgu fill: MN N aw vwcwrx M Cairn? K Qcxbbiff, -Q-59 Q3-Q'if Q'if'Q., - FGM QC ESQJJ bbw im Gudrun Geibel LQVQW Q7 Gudy, Goodins, Wolf. . .thr 5 years at Bush. . .Court. . .A di- K tor of Tykoe. . .Senior Wreath Chairman. . .various class teams . . .animal lover. . . I'm getting skinny! . . .persistently dogmatic . . .Madrigals. . . I-Ieuh 'n pl- eeeze . . .reliable tardiness . . . l'm being a hermit . . .procrasti- nation. . . It's a money pouch! Jane Katra Wabbit. . .three years at Bush. . . Prom Chairman. . .Court Qheuh heuhj. . .Editor of Tykoe . . .Secre- tary. . .Chapel, AFS committees. . .American Field Service to Swit- zerland. . .various class teams . . . Madrigals. . .Max in Sound of Mu sic . . .gullibleness . . . Rhododend- ron and fingernail connoisseur. . . brown Wabbits. . .sunbursts. . . It's NOT a money pouch! Cordy Jenkins Cordua Cordence Corpuscle. . . Elisabeth. . .four years at Bush . . .Council. . .Court President. . .Sports, Lost and Found com- mittees . . .varsity teams. . . B Club. . .G8zT's. . .Experiment in International Living to Germany . . . Dr. Norris, that's ridicu- lous! . . .Eeyore in Pooh People ... Sure . . .practical. . .words . . .scientific aptitudeC?j. . . What a Gas! -S,-.. 1. M43 if 31? i ALM? Elizabeth Mitchell Lissa, Lis. . .three years at Bush ...A.S.B. President. . .Council .. .Court. . .Chapel committee. . . Flight Staff. . .Tykoe Staff. . .vari- ous class teams. . . L's . . .Stone- Wall Rabbit. . . I'm NOT quiet! . . Religious Conference . . .Crabtree . . .guitar, harmonica. . .squirrels and pink roses . . . l LIKE our class! Bronwen Miller Bronnie, Bron. . .Miller. . .FIF- TEEN years at Bush. . .Council. . . Court. . .Secretary. . .Treasurer. . .Lost and Found, Chapel commit tees . . .Editor of Flight. . .various class teams . . .Wales . . . l'm so tired . . .JV cheerleader. . .crea- tive Writing. . .no shoes. . . C'mon you guys, get serious! Sharon Nichols Sharon, Pudge, Sexy. . .three years at Bush. . .part-time boarder from Edmonds . . .Assembly Com- mittee Chairman. . .Bon Marche Fashion Board. . .bass voice . . . green Mustang. . .Highlands beach . . . But it's funner this way! . . . you know what I mean? . . .Yell Queen. . .Madrigals. . .nose and hair. . . caught . Robin Myrick Rob. . .six years at Bush. . .Chap- el, Assembly, Social Service committees. . .daisies 'n sunshine . . .dazzling blonde CD . . . semi- nars. . .Tigger in Pooh People . . . moody jazz. . .go. . .trouble. . . photographic memory. . .Burien. ..excuses. . .go. . .tooth. .. gleaming . . .overnight accom- modations . Susan Peth Susan, Peth. . .seven years at Bush. . .Secretary. . .Lost and Found, Sports, Library, Social Service committees. . .various class teams . . . You're kidding! . really? . . .Seattle Ski Club. . . Snoqualmie. . .the farm. . .skinny. . .Young Life . . .three o'clock cur- few. . . Greetings . Yuri Ohtsubo Yuri. . .four years at Bush. . .Li- brary, Social Service committees ...U.S.A. from japan. . . Really! . . . singing. . .quiet industry. . . prom flowers . . .mastering English . . .Mount Rainier. . .her dictionary . . .avid traveler. Nancy Reiss Nancy, Nance, Chopper . . .three years at Bush. . .Court. . .Social Service committee . . .parties . . . Little One. . .go. . .George. .. Ja . . .Religious Conference . . . Maria in School for Scandal . . laugh. . .Tartar. . .go. . .truck driver. . .far side of paradise. Pam Rauscher Pam, Rausch. . . six years at Bush . . .Council . . .Vice-President. . . Court. . .Sports, Lost and Found Committees . . .Frederick and Nelson Fashion Board. . .Tykoe Staff. . .varsity teams . . . B Club . . .tennis team. . .diets. . .I-Iawaii, Mexico . . .jazz pianist. . .Pear. . . 7 up. . . heavens no . Victoria Tennant Vicki. . .Pooh. . .four years at Bush. . .boarder from North Bend . . .Vice-President. . .Chairman of Library Committee . . . Lost and Found, Social Service committees . . .volleyball teams. . .red hair- always combed. . . I'm not sure . .Museum of History and Industry. ..I.T.T. Club President. . .snorts Susan Saunders Susy. . .six years at Bush. . .Coun- cil. . .Assembly committee. . . Chairman of Chapel Committee . . . Flight staff. . .various class teams . . . In one month I shall be skinny and beautiful! . . .CAMP. . .grin. . .Madrigals. . .Civic Unity Confer- ence. . .Number one Pooh People. . . single-handed debate team. . . expert studyhall eschewer. Betsy Wheeler X Bets, Wheeler. . .three years at Bush. . .Council. . .Secretary. . . Assembly committee . . .Volleyball teams . . .Assistant Editor of Tykoe. . .Roo in Pooh People . . . Oh Bosh! . . .SUCCESSFUL diets . . .Civic Unity Conference . . . bangs 'n pigtails . . .mustache . . . smile. . .emphatic. . .rusty trac- tors 'n long nighties. Christine Thompson Christi, Chris . . .C .T .... four years at Bush. . .Chairman of So- cial Service Committee. . .Ram- bler staff. . .Various class teams. . swimmer . . .A. R. E .... PNWC Award in Poetry. . .Sir joseph Sur face in School for Scandal . . . excite! . . .those goggle-glasses . .vocabulary. . .coiffure . . .eyes . Kathleen Woods Kitten, Puss. . .two years at Bush. .boarder from Cle Elum. . .Chair man of jolly jo. . .Lost and Found Committee Chairman. . .Sports committee.. .I.T.T. Club. . . green eyes . . .laughing. . .that red head. Melanie Williams Melanie . . .two years at Bush. . . Council. . .Lost and Found, As- sembly committees . . .Flight staff . . .volleyball team. . .Religious Conference . . .Madrigals . . . Lady Sneerwell in School for Scandal . . .ardent Republican. . .piano ac- companiest for The Sound of Mu- sic . . . Uncle Wiggily in Con- necticut . WVQW Lois Young Lois . . .six years at Bush.. .As- sembly, K.P. Committees...Ed- itor of Rambler. . .Jay Jacobs Fashion Board. . .various class teams . . . my mail box . . .Cali- fornia and Sun Valley. . . Guess what happened this Weekend! . . . impulsive . . .enthusiastically ver bose. . .Piglet in Pooh People. . . collages . . .people who surf. . . dreaming. Susan Youell Susan. . .eight years at Bush. . . Court. . .Lost and Found, Assem- bly, Sports committees. . .Var- sity Teams . . . B Club. . .Euro- pean Tour. . .Ice cubes. . .Madri- gals . . .photographer . . .red Falcon . . . school spirit. . .Seventh Grade Advisor. . .everyone's friend. . . colorful language. . .animal lover. Q Y Ei .4 And in the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter and sharing of pleasures For in the dew of little things the heart finds its morning and is refreshed. . ,. ., XXXX jwig -5. ZXXX jj,LX,w 1 . lg, X- ,Wig ,X ., x W- Q 1+ - . ' . 1 5 - 'A ' . '-X ' , . . Q4 iv' fa 1 Q- f?ae 255, . .Af-WW . - 3 . 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' And l could not help thinking of the wonders of the brain that hears that music and of our skill sometimes to record it. Student Government First Semester Court And Council COURT, STANDING: Virginia Wyman, Gair Hemphill, Annie Croco, Bobbi Hans- berger, Gudy Geibel, Betsy Bill. COUNCIL, KNEELING: Betsy Wheeler, Mary Youell, Sarah Parrington, Jane Gray, Debbie Marshall, Shelly Abel. Court is the judicial branch of the student government. The president, a member of the senior class, is elected by the student body, as are six representatives from grades nine through twelve. Court advises the students on school behavior and appearance. By enforcing a high standard of conduct, it helps the students to attain a sense of responsibility and maturity. I think we, the students at Bush, are capable of exhibiting our individuality and personal tastes with only a minimum of suggestions and advice. Court is the body elected at Bush to offer these suggestions when necessary. --Cordy jenkins, First Semester Court President Every rule at Bush has a reason behind it related to what is good for everyone in the school. There has to be people who have the special duty to be aware of whether or not the rules are being obeyed. Ithink this is the importance of court, not at all because people need punishment. --Betsy Bill, Second Semester Court President 44 Second Semester Court And Council COURT , STANDING: Sarah Parrington, Susan Bill, Norah Scully, Liz Ashley, Isabella Czarnecki, Mary C. Ellis. COUNCIL, KNEELING: Margo Galvin, Cindy Taylor, Anne Woodland, Phoebe Caner, Peggy Scheinman, Peggy Bill. The Council is the legislative branch of the student government. Meeting once a week, it encourages a close relationship between students and faculty and helps the school to operate smoothy. The members of Council include an elected president and the presidents of grades seven through twelve. We will try to remain in the background of student affairs, hoping that the student body will come forward on its own. --Lissa Mitchell, First Semester Council President I will try to encourage direct communication between the students and their government, for this is the only way Council can be a truly effective representative of Student opinions. --Olivia Arnason, Second Semester Council President Court And Council Presidents First Semester QRIGI-lTj:Cordy jenkins, Court, Lissa Mitchell, Council. QSEATEDQ Second Semester KLEFTQ: Olivia Arnason, Council, Betsy Bill, Court. CSEATEDQ 45 Rambler STANDING, from left: Cindy Taylor, Sarah Parrington, Kathy Topp, Peggy Smith. SEATED: jane Gray, Carolyn Colwell, Melissa Smyth, Peggy Scheinman, Christi Thompson, Olivia THE RAMBLER The teen-ager has problems to solve. The school newspaper cannot solve all of them for him, but it can be a positive and constructive influence. The free and open encounter of teen-agers with ideas and facts new to them is a necessity. The school newspaper is a significant medium in which to stimulate positive thinking about big and small problems. Arnason. As students write and re -write to convince other students, they discover that they must be critical of their own work. They realize that few persons have a monopoly on truth. As a consequence they become more reasonable and realistic-and more tolerant. So it has been during my year as editor. . . --L. Y. Laurence R. Campbell, Ph.D. A Principa1's Guide to High School journalism. 46 FROM LEFT: Alison Beck, assistant ed- itor, Lois Yotuig, editor, Mrs. Christian, advisor. Tykoe ,Y lj, tfjve- FROM LEFT: Lissa Mitchell, Mrs. Christian, advisor Alison Beck, Gudy Geibelg Pam Rauscher, Olivia Arnason. It is 4:20 as the Tykoe staff sits, as the Tykoe staff thinks, as the Tykoe staff panics. Calmly assembled here with three layouts not yet com- pleted, a major picture still down at Frederick's, and various copy not even written, we feel no anxiety that our deadline is in fifteen minutes. And our fearless editor remarks, Next time, you guys, we really ought to start earlier. Actually Qsomehowj we will make the deadline. The right quotes Will be found. The sketches will be completed and the annual will be assembled on time. We hope our attempts to create a year- book outstanding in originality and quality will be productive, and that the classes to come will en- joy Tykoe 1966 as much as we do. ---The Tykoe staff FROM LEFT: Kathy Clancy, assistant editor jane Katra editorg Betsy Wheeler, assistant editor 47 Flight FROM BACK: Rebecca Schnieder, Vicki Kaiser, Anne Will, Barbara Hanna, Mary Wolfe, Melanie Gallaher, Bronnie Miller, Josie Hazen, Mary Ellis. The best of student creative endeavors find their Way into Flight, Bush's liter- ary magazine. After heated discussion the Flight staff rejects, suggests revi- sion of, or accepts poetry, prose, and art contributions. Miss Grove, advisor, Bronnie Miller, editor. let me take your hand and pull you along the shore toe-deep in water and slick sand let me take your hand and lead you Where there are no men to ask and answer in one breath let me pull you with the kelp and drag you over sand dunes till you're withered-White and old let me show to you my special log where you can hide when you are sad and kiss when you are glad let me give you this World of mine breathe it in, squeeze it in, get it all miss one drop and you'll miss the World -- Bronnie Miller 48 Fashion Board Appearance, personality, and grade point average are considerations in the selec- tion of fashion board mem- bers. Throughout their senior year, the members attend monthly meetings Where experiences in mer- chandising, retailing and modeling the latest fashions are planned. Lois Young - jay Jacobs I Sharon Nichols - The Bon Marche Pam Rauscher - Frederick and Nelson Kathy Clancy - Best's Apparel, Nordstrom's Religion Conference R Olivia Arnason, Candy Barnes, Isabella Czarnecki, Gair Hemphill, jane Katra. The 1966 religion conference, held at Annie Wright Seminary in Tacoma, was based on the current conflict between religious and scientific concepts of life. Both public and private schools were represented at the one day conference. Dr. Kenneth Christopherson, a professor of religion at Pacific Lutheran University, was the guest speaker. Following his lec- tures Were group discussions. 49 The Sports Committee was active in organizing both intra- and 1nter school functions Among these activities were the Parkside Halloween Party, Dad's Night, the inter-school basketball and volleyball games, and the sale of school sweatshirts. The committee introduced tumbling into the after-school intermural program, and organized a softball team for the first time. Assisting in the purchase of new athletic equipment was also among the Sports Committee's activities Chairmen were Kathy Clancy and Susan Youell. Assembly At noon on Fridays the student body assembled to hear a variety of interesting and entertaining December visit from Santa, a glimpse, through slides, of the Soviet Union, and a discussion of the Peace Corps. There were also musical as- semblies including a program by Mr. Ronald Phillips of the Seattle Symphony and many stu- Mitchell, Betsy Wheeler and Sharon Nichols. College Information Program The College Information Program arranged visits from college representatives to Olll' school. This year eighteen speakers discussed their own col- leges and the college years in general with the students. Chairman was Margo Galvin. Chapel The Chapel Committee organized and presented nondenominational Wednes- day morning chapel services. In providing a more informal atmosphere and presenting first-rate guest speakers, the Chapel Committee was enthusiastic about the success of this year's services. Outstanding programs included the addresses of the Reverends Peter Raible, Maury Bell and Robert Fulghamg a dramatization of Poohsticks5 and a visit to St. Mark's Cathedral to hear organist Peter Hallock's demonstration of the magnificent new organ. Chair- men were Bobbi Hansberger and Susy Saunders. 50 presentations. Some highlights of the year were a dent-organized hootenannies. Chairmen were Lissa Committees Jolly Jo jolly jo, a senior project, sells delicious doughnuts in the lower corridor Wednesday mornings. Chairmen were Kathy Clancy and Kitten Woods . Keep Posted This year the main project of the Keep Posted Committee was the creation of imaginative and thought provoking bulletin boards and the presentation of student artwork and displays. It helped to keep the student body informed on current and cultural affairs as well as college news and other topics of general interest. Chairmen were Melanie Gallaher and Olivia Arnason. Social Service The Social Service Committee endeavored to acquaint the student body with the needs of others. Under the guidance of Mrs. MCC all three projects were undertaken success- fully this year: the U. G.N. Driveg the continued support of Mica Stella, and American Indian girlg the bake sale which provided money for a Thanksgiving gift to the Seattle Children's Home. Chairman was Christi Thompson. Lost And Found The Lost and Found Committee worked diliqently to eliminate itself by charging students ten cents for articles left out after school. By collecting these fines, the Committee hopes to help students develop a greater sense of personal responsibility. The collected money was contributed to the Social Service Committee. Chairman was Kitten Woods. Library Shelving books, filing cards and issuing overdue book slips with the purpose of maintain- ing as efficient library system are among the responsibilities of the Library Committee. With the help of Mrs. Matthews, librarian, the Committee displayed books of special interest to demonstrate the many resources of the library. Chairman was Vicki Tennant. 51 International Llnderstandin For the past eight years the American Field Service stu- dent exchange program has given Bush School an oppor- tunity to promote greater world understanding. Isabella Czarnecki was this year's representative from Paris, France, making her home with Professor and Mrs. Byron Christian and their daughter Dell, a junior. Isabella has found varied interests here in skiing, sailing, drama, music, and especially in folk-singing. The AFS Committee was dinner host to Seattle area AFS students in October. The premier film showing of DOCTOR p Zi-IIVAGO raised funds to continue the program for next l American Field Service A. F. S. COMMITTEE: FRONT-Cricket Rutherford, Betsy Tytus, Denise Brig- ham. SEATED-Mrs. O'Crotty, jane Katra, janet Padelford, Alison Beck- Chairman, Isabella Czarnecki-AFS Student from France, Llyn Adalist, Mrs. Campbell. year. Hootenannies introduced the student body to Isabella's singing of international folk-songs with her own guitar accompaniment. Completing the year's activities, the committee, area AFS students and winners of the movie ticket-selling contest enjoyed a sailing trip on Puget Sound. Gudy Geibel QRIGHTJ was selected as Bush's AFS candi- date for the year abroad program and Candy Coe, a junior, for the summer program. The Experiment In International Living The Experiment in International Living is a cul- tural program open to Americans between the ages of sixteen and thirty. It offers students an opportunity to gain a closer understanding of peoples of the world. Live-in, travel, health and education programs similar to the Peace Corps are among the divisions of the Experiment in In- ternational Living. Cordy jenkins spent the summer of 1965 in Ger- many. After living with a German family for one month, she and her sister traveled throughout Germany with a group of American Experiment- ers. This experience gave me an opportunity to ex- tend myself beyond my own community and to establish a lasting bond with a foreign family. hrough Students Isabella Czarnecki-Bush's A.F.S. Student Sisters for a year Isabella, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Christian, and Dell. I would like everybody to know that this year has really been wonderful. And the reason it has been so wonderful is everybody. Each one of you even without noticing it, has contributed to make me love every minute I spent in Seattle, and especially at Helen Bush. This by letting me know your families, by let- ting me lmow you, or simply by saying hi in the corridors. . . And I am very sad because I realize that I have to go and leave you. I hope Iwill see you again some day. Maybe in Paris. . .Maybe I shall come back. . . But it may so happen that we will never see one an- other againg so Iwant to tell you that Iwill always be thinking of you, because you have taught me the greatest lesson, FRIENDSHIP. Please write me at 45 Bld. Gouvion ST-CYR Paris I7e, France -Isabella A.F.S. Summer Program jane Katra lived with a German-speaking family on the shore of Lake Constance in Switzerland last summer. She attended school with her Swiss sister in St. Gallen and traveled throughout Switzerland and Germany with her family, but still found lots of time to eat chocolate and cheese and to hike in the beautiful Swiss Alps. The scenery was breath-taking, but far more important to me are the friends I' ll never forget. The things I learned about myself and the basic likenesses of people the world over are the most memorable aspects of my European summer. Glee Club This year under the direction of Mrs. Barbara Gould, the Glee Club accompanied the presentation of The Sound of Music in the fall, and performed Buxtehude's New . , . . side and Helen Bush Christmas programs. Traditional performances included the Thanksgiving Assembly, Bac- calaureate and Convocation services, and the Fine Arts ' Festival in May. The Glee Club was also invited to sing at the Women's University Club in December, Where they presented Britten's Ceremony of Carols. MEMBERS : Mary Anderson, Olivia Arnason, Liz Ashley, Mary Ann Bailey, Betsy Bill, Susan Bill, Dell Christian, Kathy Clancy, jill Clark, Isabella Czarnecki, Elaine Daly, Vinny Dunn, Mary Ellis, Cici Evans, Margo Galvin, Debby Gayle, Gudy Geibel, jane Hackedorn, Nancy Hall, Bobbi Hansberger, Debra Hansen, Kathy Helsell, Gair Hemphill, Hillary Holt, Cordy Jenkins, jane Katra, Jeri Latimer, Cindy Mennella, Betty Neel, Gay Nellist, Sharon Nichols, Yuri Ohtsubo, janet Padelford, Carol Peck, Judy Post, Pam Rauscher, Nancy Reiss, Betsy Sander, Susay Saunders, Suzy Snow, Kate Strong, Vicki Tennant, Cindy Topp, Betsy Tytus, Penny Wall, Anne Will, Melanie Williams, Kitten Woods, Virginia Wyman, Mary Youell, Susan Youell. 54 Born Child ' with the Lakeside Glee Club at both the Lake- Madrigals L ' MEMBERS : Susan Bill, Sally Kitchell, jane Katra, Carol Peck, Betsy Bill, Kathy Clancy, Gair Hemphill, Gudy Geibel, Cindy Mennella, Miss Carr, Bobbi Hansberger, Melanie Will- iams, Mary Ellis, Caty Strong, Alison Beck, Dell Christian, Cici Evans, Suzy Snow, Susan jk Youell, Betty Neel. Drama Club FROM LEFT: Helena Robbins, Susy Saunders, Bobbi Hansberger, Mrs. Miller - advisor, Mary Ellis, Isabella Czarnecki, Gair Hemphill. This year marked the organization of a Drama Club Board. The group provided an opportunity for interested students to participate in readings and play productions. The idea has been accepted with enthusiasm, and it is hoped that the Drama Club will continue to be a successful part of the artistic programs at Bush. 55 Gracemont Senior Boarders Dorm Life Terri Beall, Penny Wall, Cici Evans, Sue Gess Daly Mary Anderson, Elalne Judy Post, Wendy Riddell, Ca Will Beth Robbins, Sally Wall, Helena Robbins, Anne Mer- sereau, Penny Wall, Debbie Hansen, Sue Gess. Karen Carlson Mrs. Byrd QSTANDINGQ- Gracemont, Mrs. Bodman- Taylor Hall, Mrs. Greider- Taylor Hall, Mrs. Kinnaman- Gracement Sharon Lewis Cici Evans, Diane Sheppard, Caty Strong, Susan Youell, Melissa Smyth Bobbi Hansberger, Kitten Woods, Susan Youell, Vicki Tennant, Liz Shilling, Melanie Gallaher, Liz Ashley ,Ln -1 ,J N., . ve-- 32. 2 4 Af .-1 S, .4 'Q ,, ,, V M, .f f,'L, 1 CP . T' ' Z 45, jg a ,, , 51 fx, fn 1' 733' R 3 gg! Q aaa. Tv ,K 'i , f 1 n Q 4 1 W1 1 ix' li - ', Q ill 3 w 4 -If f . , 2 '1 4 in :W 5' ' Nu qs ,. - L1 - H f .ish 6 445,531 WMI! SPGRT Think of something big to do- run and catch the wind ffl 5 5',i , .,-, Q31 I fi' N ! sv: 'Q' a .Ag ' A ' 1 im.. ,pw 0 vpn -.Q f.-V ,. , iw, MW. f-r si, 1 , H5 gilb- ' fi , ,iii ,J ' E 4 .Y W,,,:,,fW 4,W1g?w5vf',:gqE..g.5,,5-P A , ' .' .'fSx :. ,' mf at ' 7 J' V :ss 1 'Y' .A:'r?- !,i'i..., . . ' H . ' . X 6,1 'rl .. A .iff I k T mf' , , . .Q GT 'i KH f S EQ .,k , 7 'W L . T, .tt a, f W J - . ' 4 1. 55-'ig 2 '- W .Q . W-7159 I7 ir-. ' V Q ,Q K' Volleyball Senior Varsity Susan Youell-captain, Betsy Bill, Kathy Clancy, Pam Rauscher, Cindy Taylor, Isabella Gzarnecki, Liz Ashley, Gair Hemphill, Debbie Hansen, Carolyn Colwell, Ann Mitchell. Junior Varsity Pam Bekins-captain, Sherry Rin Mary Rona, Anne-Marie Delay, Diane Keough, Galen Penningto Lydia Black, Judith Barrett, Kar Jenkins, Penny Smith, Kathy Jarvis. ' Cl, nw SD 60 Senior Varsity Ann Mitchell-captain, Isabella Czar- necki, Betsy Bill, Kathy Clancy, Pam Rauscher, Susan Youell, Mary Ann Bailey, Helena Robbins, Cindy Tay- lor. Basketball i Junior Varsity Diane Keough-captain, Mary Rona, Pam Bekins, Karen Jenkins, Galen Pennington, Lydia Black, Fifi Caner, Susan Sireet, Arme-Marie Delay, Debbie Garrett. 61 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Louise Rauscher, Sherry Lewis, Christy Burnett, Cricket Rutherford. I Varsity Cheerleaders FROM LEFT: Sue Gess, Meg Staley, Alison Beck, Cindy Mennella, Anne Croco. 62 B-Club FROM PEAK: Kathy Clancy, Betsy Bill, Pam Rauscher, Susan Youell, Liz Ashley, Cindy Taylor. MISSING: Isabella Czarnecki, Ann Mitchell. . Tennis Team FROM TOP: Carolyn Colwell, Pam Rauscher Cindy Taylor, Kathy Clancy, Meg Staley, Cindy Topp. Alternates: jane Katra, Cordy Jenkins, Betsy Bill. The Senior Pla W Our Town hy Thornton Wilder March 24, 1966 MAIN CHARACTERS George Gibbs Emily Webb . Mr. Webb. . Mrs. Webb - Stage Manager .... Susy Saunders ........BetsyBi11 . . . . . Lissa Mitchell Dr. Gibbs .... Mrs. Gibbs . . . . . . . . . Alison Beck . . , . . jane Katra . Christi Thompson Bobbi Hansberger The Junior Prom THE SENIOR CLASS AND ESCORTS Green grlands, gardenias, and white rose buds set the mood for this year's junior Prom, Apri1 to May, held at the Sunset Club on April 30. Guests danced to die music of The Galaxies. Honorees of the event were Mr. and Mrs. James B. Matthews. Following the dance, members of the junior class were entertained at a supper party host- - ed by Mr. and Mrs. David E. Wyman. 64 Prom chairman, Dell Chrisiian, and her escort, Herb Wheatman THE JUNIOR CLASS AND ESCORTS Nuns Ann Will, jill Clark, Gair Hemp- Mana Mrs. Barbara Gould The Junior Pla A highly successful production of the Rodgers and Hammerstein favorite, The Sound of Music, was presented by the Junior Class on November 10. The all-school cast was headlined by Mrs. Barbara Gould, music director at Bush. A former member of the original TrappFamily Singers, Mrs. Gould played Maria inthe popular, musical. Accompanists for the production were Mrs. Elizabeth Turner and Melanie Williams, piano, and the Glee Club. Ann Reynolds, Dell Christian, Ann Mitchell, Debbie Price, Mrs. Barbara Gould, Isabella Czarnecki, julia Rattray, Phoebe Caner, Cathy Joslin. 1 hill, Mary C. Ellis Human Relations Conference Ro1es and Responsibilities of Youth in Shaping Society was the theme of the 1966 Human Relations Conference. High school representatives from the Seattle area met on March 25 at Seattle University. The Reverend Mineo Katagiri, campus minister of the University Congregational Church, was the main speaker. Problems of racial prejudice confronting students were discussed. The conference was concluded with a panel on the civil rights situation in Seattle. Melanie Williams, Whitney Crull, Ann Mitchell Ax Q And but for the sky there are no fences facing jane Katra - Editor, Olivia Arnason, Alison Beck, Pam Rauscher, Betsy Wheeler, Lissa Mitchell, Kathy Clancy Illustrations - Gudy Geibel Photography - Tony Duenas, Frederick and Nelson Advisor - Mrs. Christian. 67 ,r . v,n w w in 1, . w ,-1, y in uf' n In 1,1 . , 'i . Av NI, - V, It . I .,1 . M T QQ.. girl- ? ,. JG -V , A Ziiiffl. X 1, Q-,!,e,jfk, Is . ' -+-s. n A Mi 1 n ,f A w Wu ,. 1 ' . -1 u xa ' , ' . 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