In July, 1945, after receiving his preparation for college at the Boston Latin School, Bush enrolled at Yale with the Class of 1948. He is a member of Jonathan Edwards College and since 1946 has held the Gerald Robert Steinberg Scholarship. Since his Sophomore year he has been art director for the public relations department of WYBC, and in 1946 he directed the Intercollegiate Broadcasting System's radio survey at Yale.

Bush, who has majored in English, expects to receive his degree in January, 1949. Mail will reach him after graduation if addressed to 2009 Commonwealth Avenue, Brighton 35, Mass.

GEORGE HERBERT WALKER BUSH (Poppy) was born in Milton, Mass., June 12, 1924. He is the son of Prescott Sheldon Bush, '17, and Dorothy Walker Bush, a brother of Prescott S. Bush, Jr., ex-'44, and a nephew of James S. Bush, '22, George H. Walker, Jr., '27, John M. Walker, '31, and Louis Walker, '36.

In 1942, after graduating from Andover, Bush entered Naval Aviation. He later served as pilot in the Pacific and was awarded the D.F.C. He was discharged as a lieutenant (j.g.) in September, 1945, and entered Yale in November. Bush, who has majored in economics, was awarded the Francis Gordon Brown Prize in 1947. He was on the University baseball team for three years, being captain in Senior year, and on the University soccer team in 1945; he has both a minor and major "Y." He was secretary of the 1946 Budget drive and in 1947 served on the Undergraduate Athletic Association, the Undergraduate Board of Deacons, and the Interfraternity Council and was elected to the Triennial Committee. He belongs to Delta Kappa Epsilon, the Torch Honor Society, and Skull and Bones.

He was married in Rye, N. Y., January 6, 1945, to Barbara Pierce, Smith ex-'47, daughter of Marvin and Pauline Robinson Pierce. Their son, George Walker, was born in New Haven, July 6, 1946. Bush may be addressed at Grove Lane, Greenwich, Conn.

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