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

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Dedication 1 HE Senior Class and Student Body of Bayless High School desire to express their deep gratitude and appreciation for the kind, faithful and efficient services of the members of the Board of Education. Because they have worked untiringly for Bayless and because they have been interested not only in our physical environment, but in our intellectual progress, the class of 1936 lovingly dedicate to them this issue of the Oracle. Mu. ALBEIKT F1FHA1'sE Rin. 'FHEUDORE HIT'l'IlEIR Mn. HERBIAN IKVHN DIR. AIIOLPH WPJBEIK Mn. O'1'To KIESTRING MR. HANS HAACK fix nf ,fi fl eil f n, A1 J :S- 'Na 'Y' L if Ai X 3.- X ,Pt vw- elf ff X ' i in-2 14. 4 'f w - ,B - B' B- e- S ffif .Ja

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Foreword E OF '36 submit this fifth volume of the Oracle to our fellow students, teachers and friends, with the hope of portraying some of our deep regard for them. It bears a record of all those who have taken part in our social and scholastic activities, whose assistance and encouragement we will long re- member and appreciate. If in the coming years we can glance through the pages of this book and remember the ambitions and attitudes toward life we have experienced during the past four years, it will have fulfilled its purpose. If it will recall to us the flowery gardens of friendship, the steep slopes of practical learning, the swamps and forests of technical education and the routes we took in our leisure time, our work will be substantially rewarded. ,VU rv! 7 f I I J, f' f f yd S , 'QQ Fi' ff- nfxxrx ,,,. L I 2 5 A rx A'i-I if Y X 'lx ' Y -Eg c H ,Apr Ziggy- '- 'I Q L - ,, -V 2-j:,1,jsl,f mn. 5 e -X Ii 'W 2? freak' ffl A' kggwti -. 6 ' i - ff Z i -fi l 'l 1 2 ' ' 'A-eggs ,

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The Oracle Staff HIS YEAR our theme commemorates the life of Will Rogers, the inimitable cowboy, showman, radio performer and philosopher. These four phases of his life parallel, in the abstract, the life of most high school boys and girls. Just as Will, who in lassoing and branding the calf, could not disregard the angry mother cow, so We in seeking our goal, must bear in mind the demanding voice of scholastic achievement, lest we may suddenly find ourselves burdened with more extra subjects than We can carry. Most of us take advantage of every laugh-evoking opportunity available to establish ourselves in the eyes of our fel- low classmates as great humorists and showmen. Various members of our high school body have tried their hand at entertainment over the radio here at school. None of us overlook an opportunity to ex- pound to all who will give ear, our weighty philoso- phy of life, On the other hand, no average individual merits comparison to Will Rogers, for he was a man of unique genius, sought by Princes and Presidents- an unassuming prophetic, humorist with his sharp- heeled cowboy boots firmly on the ground. DOROTHY FRICK MILDRED O'BR1'EN ANTHONY RATAJ BETTY ZALAUDEK ERWIN BREIHAN DOROTHY HERTEL EDWARD RYBAR MARIE OVERKAMP HENRY JUBEL FRANK GENOVESE VIOLE'Il STENGEL IRVING KESSELRING ROLLAND FOX MONZELLE BLOCK MELVIN EIRICH EDWARD SULLENTRUP