The Bush School - Tykoe Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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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

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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.

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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