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

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il? DORIS MAE KITZBERGER Ulnquisitiveness leads to knowledge is Kitzie's motto, and probably the method by which she gets those enviable grades. Though Doris usually manages to skid in at 8:24 for the 8:25 bell. her ever-ready smile is always on time. We'll never forget the day she pronounced Utsk, tsk as a word instead of just a sound. We never let her forget it either. It was in preparation for her portrayal of Mrs. Gibbs in the Junior-Senior play, a part she did credit to. A chat with Doris is very entertaining and enlighten- ing, especially if the topic of conversation is Navy.

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JAMES PRETZ He of the curly locks is now a reformed man, having once circulated actively in the wolf field. One of ,Iim's more amazing abilities is thinking up questions for his teachers to answer. They were usually calculated to be quite detailed and take a rather lengthy explanation. He has been responsible for some of the inter- esting products in wood work, and also for some of those interest- ing talks in speech. ln art, too, he definitely shows his skill. As treasurer, Jim was holding the purse strings of the Senior class.

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wi? min' Ne 'iw ROBERT HORNEYER Bob IS a stellar attraction ln everythmg he undertakes For four years, Bob has been tops ln all Helds of sports, and this year hlt the sport headlmes almost as often as he hxt the basket HIS extra currxcular act1v1t1es have detracted nothmg from hls studies, and thls sprlng he successfully completed a SIX months' course at an Annapolls preparatory school ln two months Thxs senlor has definitely been an asset to Bayless Popular, frlendly, humorous well, to sum lt all up, what more could a glrl ask for3 -.,.q lpr, , A 'v .3 in H r. l , by ,,i,,r,,,j?gi . l J c , 4 y EQ xz 2