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

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.4 vx I - x -' X Q ! Q X j - w N. 1 1 X ci J f I L l Q , x -i i ,Semi rs i I l .qvh . . :, ' QQ :A IJ ,vin N 'is' . -ze'-. , J ' I-P - ii If f I- DONALD WOLZ Although Don is one of the more quiet Seniors, he has made a good name for himself here at Bayless. He excells in all his studies, particularly in physics. Don has lead in the jr.-Sr. Play for two years, and did a very excellent job of it. Besides being an active member in .the Dramatic Club, Don is a member of the Boys' Glee Club and Mixed Chorus in which he sings bass. ETHEL LENK Beauty can be easily seen but it is proved in Ethel by her beauty mark. A dark olive skin combined with golden hair and deep blue eyes are seldom seen, but all are a part of Ethel. We have come to the conclusion that her outside interest must be cenrerd on a particular Navy man. CAre we right, Ethel?J with her knowledge of commercial work, we know Ethel will have good luck in the future. QQ!-f , H+

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I M WW. i jg fy QW i.-, P' ff 1' W My - 5 WW is CHARLIE HOWE One of Charlie's most outstanding features is his deep bass voice. He is known as the bashful boy of the Senior Class. Charlie is a very valuable member of our baseball team, as he is first baseman. He has been in the Boy's Glee Club for four years, and a member of the cast of the jr. Sr. play for the last two years. His bashfulness doesn't hold him back from having fun, he's at almost every get together. EVELYN STALLARD Ev is by far the most athletic girl of our class. She is vim, vigor, and vitality combined. Who cloesn't take notice when Ev whizzes by in her little blue coupe? Her popularity was shown when she was chosen as the 1941-42 Basketball Queen. Inciclentally, she's another whose third linger left hand is no longer bare. Lots of luck, 4451 Bits

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5. Q S WJCQDH fallen Mila. wfff' ' eniors iv Annu 5 I ZS GERALD JOSTES Clem jostes astounds everyone with his hoosier dialect. Jerry has a peculiar way to abuse the English language that catches a laugh from everyone. Gerald lettered in track last year and we hope he gets another this year. jerry is an excellent singer and is an important bass in the Glee Club. Gerald also has dramatic ability, and is another of those Senior fellas that took part in the jr.-Sr. play two years in succession. Aux 'ar J v l MARIE DOBRICH One of the assets of Marie being a drum-majorette is that the short skirt reveals a pair of lovely legs. We're sure that a certain Bayless alumnus, now in the Navy, agrees. Marie's vocal talent, together with her swell personality, makes us wonder if Marie might not go places rheatrically. We shall never forget the harmony Marie sang in the ar- rangement of For Me and My Gal on Music Night. 4-+51 K+'