Bayless High School - Oracle Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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. a X 2 A - , is Ui 0 X Mlelviin lliiriiclln Carefree, without the least thought of studying any subjects, Melvin let the first three years of high school life pass by. In his Senior year a change for the better came over him, and he is to graduate with us. This loyal Senior was always on the side-lines cheer- ed that he was interested ing for Bayless. Melvin show in music by joining the Glee Club and the Music Appre- ciation Club. Up until the present time no other student has ever graduated from Bayless High School with the reputation of typing 30 words a minute with two fingers. qx fp- ,71- IIN K l i ,f , ML 1' 1 A V I I, fl X ffl, ff! F 2 , ,,ffRgri lfef Se' x 1 , N ti M X X , 05 finwxqxftb 'f Q-E V9 Y :J Xb' R 'R Cn 4 if i wx. :N IA Aux Ji ll ff ' 1 L , A ig' g f'

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0 I fit 'T 1 J W! J wffw Rolland E Fox Rolland distinguished himself by winning second I . . . . p ace in the district oratorlcal contest sponsored by the American Legion. Stunt Nite he adapted himself to a less serious role m the humorous sketch Si and Sally. That tenor voice and that oratorical manner are too deeply impressed upon us to be easily forgotten. AIX X P N KN I' ?' J LflgA','Q'gl! Ap :J L? Z' 4,3 I, If m li, I ff' 4,41 af' F I r i vs! . lf' N ' A 1 ig: wk gl- '-a 1 ' 5, C S-is ff l , 'fm 5' 5 A ,s fi U, K, 6 n B rfdxktl fi u f, 1,6 . 3 A ', Ni' f,-,ff K 4, Q' ffi 4 . Q Z ,j A - ef ,Z- f x P X N