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

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ae pens of peace.. 606014 GINNY ROBERTS November 6, 1928 When Gin becomes amused it is undescrib- able and she can have you in stitches by laughing herself before she ever tells a joke. Her whole body vibrates when she laughs, and tears appear in her eyes. She is talented in acrobatics and letter writing. She was candidate for basketball queen in her Senior year. We know she'll get the best out of life, ROBERT STAELY February 3, 1928 Bob, the answer to a maiden's prayer- tall, dark, and handsome-brightens any occasion with his witty remarks. Bob has participated in the Glee Club and Mixed Chorus, and was a member of the band for live years. Bob is out of this world when he sits in on a jam session to beat those skins in the Bayless Swing Band. LORRAIN E STOKEY May 25, 1928 One would scarcely recognize Lorraine un- less she was accompanied by Charlotte. Stoke has been a member of the Girls' Glee Club for two years. She's interested in Home Economics and does quite well in her commercial course. We know this quiet and reserved miss will go far in whatever Held she chooses. 23

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6016044 The hands of God guid DICK WOOD Aprll 19, l929 4 Dick took his place here at Bayless two years ago and we have welcomed him eagerly into the fold. Although he is a very sociable and friendly fellow, we wonder at times if he isn't a bit girl shy. Those of us who watch Bayless sports closely are pleased to note that Dick is an active member of the track team. SHIRLEY MILLER July 7, 1927 A quiet member of the class. This blonde, blue-eyed lass seldom talks but when she does, you listen. The other half of the Ruth and Shirl combination going to and from school. An old Baylessite, and a valued mem- ber of the Girls' Glee Club and Mixed Chorus. 1 PAUL BUNETA November 13, 1927 His wavy hair and good nature have made him one of the most popular boys in the Senior Class. He ignores most girls but that doesn't mean girls ignore him. He is at his best when he plays second base on our base- ball team, and in basketball-well. He was the detective in the Senior play who demanded time and a half for overtime in the closet.

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6725044 The sharing of viewpoints BETTY ERNST July 19, 1928 Ulnquisitiveness leads to knowledge is Ernie's motto. Only a Baylessite for two years, she has won her share of admiration and affection. Combination of spirit, friend- liness, gay humor, and working ability, We are sure that Ernie's secretarial ability will be an asset-to any business. Congratulations, Betty, on your good work as the Spanish Josephina in the Senior play. EUGENE WILDE May 24, 1928 Although Gene is one of the more quiet Seniors, he seems to have a way with the feminine hearts. He has been a member of the band for five years. Gene displays a tal- ent for pharmacy. Yes, everyone agrees he is a friendly fellow with a pleasing person- ality. Rattle, rattle, pop, and floppy, here comes Gene in his Jalopyf' FRANCES HORNEYER April 13. 1928 Erannie, one of the most athletic girls in the Senior class, is a combination of vim. vigor, and vitality. Frances is very popular and won the roll of Laura in the Senior play. Suited to the part, Fran was elected treasurer of the Senior Class. She will always be remembered by the wonderful parties held at her house.