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

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Ke ,j The students of today a N TI-IELMA CURLEY l August 23, 1928 Thelma, blonde and blue-eyed. has made friends of all of us with her Warm person- ality. You'll be surprised to know Thelma has a hidden sense of humor which ever so often creeps out of her quiet person to cause quite an uproar of laughter. With her per- sonality and initiative We know she will suc- ceed in any lield she chooses. ARTHUR PLATON August 2, 1928 Arturo de Car Flaton, our allllllll Ameri- can wolf. Although Art has been here only two years, he is well known to everyone. His friendly grin and good humor make him the life of any Senior gathering. His musical and dancing ability was displayed at Stunt Night. Art took the role of Danny in the Senior play. CHARLOTTE g. SCHWEINSBERGER June 9, l928 Charlotte has been with Bayless for twelve years. This little blonde has participated in the Girls' Glee Club and has been doing ex- ceedingly well, especially in commercial sub- jects. She is considered the fastest typist in school. As a seamstress and cook, Charlotte was a valuable asset to the Home Economics Department. Her pleasant smile succeeded in gaining many friends for her.

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nes on the road to world peace JARVIS FRIEDECK E September 10, 1928 Although inclined to be just a trifle bash- ful, we find Jarvis the only girl along with twelve fellas taking part in Math four. Jarvis was a member of the Ciirls' Glee Club for three years. She is very skilled in athletics, being especially fond of basketball. Her am- bition is to be a math and phy. ed. teacher. Lots of luck! BILL GROPP February 7, 1927 Bill is liked at Bayless because of a smiling personality which is appreciated in all the classes he attends. Of a likable and sincere nature, Bill showed his interest in music by participating in the Glee Club and Mixed Chorus, and being a member of the Bayless Band and Swing Band. He is humorous to everyone when he exhibits his girlish gig- gle. fy ANNA MACHINO October 16, 1928 One would scarcely recognize Ann without her wistful smile. She has been a student at Bayless for four years, and acquired many friends in that time. She is active in sports, being very sporting herself. Anne's re- freshing humor can be heard echoing through the halls from Monday to Friday. 19 eaiaw ,N F , A f 1 3 a t 5 ' Z! I , fi V I' 'Sv-

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e leaders of tomorrow... ARLENE BUSCH December 20, 1928 This blonde beauty was an active member of the Girls' Volley Ball Team, and helped carry the alto section of the Girls' Glee Club and Mixed Chorus. Abie did very nicely with her part as Mrs. Garrett in the Senior play. NVith her typing ability, she will go far in the business world. NATHAN FICKLIN January 13, l928 Buddy was a newcomer last September, but it didn't take him long to march through the school routine, right onto the sports field. He immediately became a 'ihigh man on the basketball team. Nathan is of a can't- help-but-like nature, and seems to have marched right into the hearts of the Bayless student body. KAROLA I-IUNING February 12, 1928 A competent young lass-the editor of this book and active in many other school activi- ties. Kay, with her pleasing smile and dig- nined ways, is one of the most respected girls here at Bayless. She does all right for her- self, according to grades and otherwise We all had a hearty laugh when Kay ope- rated the sound effects at play rehearsals. 21 '