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

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sential for World unity... JOHN KAUFMANN December 13, l9 28 Johnny has shown little participation in outside activities offered at Bayless. His fu- ture lies not so much in books and their rela- tion to his progress, but in wood and his skill in handling it. Yes, John the me- chanical master. just any ole' thing can be cleverly manipulated by him into some profit- able accessory. RUTH GEHL May 31, 1928 Ruth's kindness and good sportsmanship make her popular with all of us. She has been accompanist for the Ciirls' Glee Club for three years: the class treasurer in her Junior year. A practical minded seniorette and probably the highest ranking in so far as class grades are concerned. Ruth has en- livened our school life for twelve years. FRED B1-XNGERTER December 22, 1928 Fritz is a bashful student of Bayless, so he lets on. That blushing can't fool us, Fred: we know behind it you're quite the guy. He is a boy scout of such long standing that were beginning to wonder if he's a member of the Wolf Patrol. Fred, too, is in the Mixed Chorus and in the Boys' Glee Club. A 25 6056044 I , fi it A X. xr' ' , k 1 igftfl ff J' FK 'Nl e A i w a? .

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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.

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it '-l U' no C5 9. Q- m D FU E . S , lq q N MELVIN Rl-IEA February 3, 1929 Life has been variety itself for Goose, be- cause he has always been a gallant girl scout, if you know what we mean. Goose is the Senior's best version of the typical Romeo: tall, kinda dark, and handsome. He has a winning smile. Mel and his cousin seem to be inseparable. Good luck to you, Goose, in whatever vocation you choose. DOROTHY ORTMANN April 28, 1928 A unique giggle and a ski-jump nose al- ways adds up to that Ortmann gal. Dot is rather a quiet person. She has been a valuable player on the Girls' Volleyball Team. She is an ardent horseback rider. In addition to all this, she is able to get high grades in her commercial course. JOSEPH ZINGRICH June 17, 19 28 Hey, Joe! Wake up-get your diploma. The man of the hour, always ready to sleep, forgets loafing when baseball season approaches. He is well liked by all his fellow students. This handsome lad has a slogan he's always managed to stick to: They say l'rn lazy, but that's not so! I'm going as fast as I want to go.