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

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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+'

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JOSEPH GUTJAHR fe' fF'i,nJ,4iQbm3.f' Ji ibm ,VA-grivr-if 9 Z Q ff! -,af W. if 9w.,f'- ' , qx,'1V,-JlfJM.QU:PL ,ff D Haiku ,argl I -419 Agizd-,Ji frvy 31190 , J- U , R-10 1tef'ie6f b .H . 5 , ,l A ..fe-'WR-1gJ'f7egf, , no-'JJ il .f is H45 . A-F' A f U 1- -4 -is y-2. Seniors ,,yv.l 'r'?..:L'-I l.,y. A I, 3,546 'iff' ,fffffiif A . afiwil Z' 'iw' W ,gag A .yu JAMES MATEJICEK We finally solved the mystery of why jim walks to school alone-he walks C?J so fast no one can keep up with him. His favorite pastime is keeping the Senior girls supplied with typing paper, Or is it? Outside school you can always be sure to see Jim madly dashing hither and yon in his little truck. Jim's reputation for being one of the best-liked fellas in the class is well deserved. Joe is the tall handsome blonde with the big blue eyes. His friendly manner has won him many friends here at Bay- less. When a bulging car passes at full speed you can al- ways depend on it being joe, driving his classmates to school. He seems to have gone in for the Share a Ride campaign in a big way. But then again he may like the life of a taxi driver. At any rate, we know you'll go far in the world, joe. -H2 ++