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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1942 volume:

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Wu i g 1- 1 -, Our Tnmm 'Xgvru'-lx L xx xtlmout dI1tdLfOIllSIT1 X orlxmg lmrcl for lull ID -port and for ntal mc xlutm f ffllll Llfl 1 K wr C wwamwww M fly' 1 I I M: ,SCA v , ,I V I .V 4: 'Q' ,' R , S: ' 3 . me 4 an lplwsicamli -' lligll mincln-cl zmcl lmrcl fi.l Aug .-Xlwzxys an gcntlcmam unnl win or lose Sr -Q lfust aucl loyaxl to tc-'mm 'ml sqlmul Daring alll lox' tlxc- 571:11 in ilu' gum, WI 0:1 It + Our Coach ROBERT A FORBES WIUJ IL WWW? f-1'-GO'4' M' Our Captain Qlfllwf V14 ROLAN D STUCK M EYER St ky 'Jw Il- 4H.,. mlm Ie Center ROBERT HORNMEYER Bob I'-4 5-4 'JUS It Guard OI IO CIQSTRING J Gess 'JUS IL WI 5 It I 4' 1 2 ' 4 I 17 5 Guard RAY ALBERS Schulty S N. x Ia E 'BI -40:4 U -uv, LA.. gg.. ' uw' if N . ix is I I ,S at SF , I 44,21 -.J QA.. -. gg.. .n,aa-3,.,,.- vljomvw 641177 W 4 awww '6'b 'Yiu'MJ RAN 'VIOND HIGGINS R ,pu ' -- L n a ' ' 'bb . X 4 Ok 5, E Q Q 9 1 Q N f B An B x-rg-4 iv 1 D--l w S i ' . i E , ? 1 a ayyn 1 L .mf LE ff? 'fp 15 if fy' Ia. U5 ef 'J Guard CLARENCE BELL QI UU Il. wE-l 0- - wQ1w1L +3 Sub Forward ROBLRT PINKERTON Pmky g2uIUdIL +9 P-4 Sub Forward RICH 'XRD BOP SE Dlck In D3 , 43153 gg.. ,. .3 C : 5 , N . L,...X, s ' QQ .1 , , LA., gg.. 0' 7h The Cmdvunzng of Um' wean N November 77 1941 1 bl xst of trumpe s xnnounced the xmpresslve entrance of our Bxslcet ball ueen radlant Luelxn Stallard a sophomore She was escorted to her throne lax Nlr ack Leach 1 fellow Sophomore to rergn oxer our basketball x orld for l94I and 42 lhc scene was a beautlful pageant of color rs the queens mald preceded her 'Vhss Gertrude Haxck our charmlng and graelous retlrlng queen was escorted bv Roland Stuckmeyer basketball captaln who crowned the new queen 'Xhss Dortha Lee Rowald also a Senlor was escorted hx 'Nlr Arthur gpmdler xlo x QCIIIOI' was escorted l r Arthur Qplndler Nlls-. llenrletti lquzmxn umor mald was xecompmxed bx 'Xlr VK irren Polllrd Nllss Slurlex Kossmm Freshmm mud xx rs escorted ln Vlr Robert Q xrr Completmg the retmue were the green md vold Guards of Honor xho fo IH d an dl9lC for the queen and malds Trumpeters Xxlllldflii and X rsel erxd lqlxerx lj x were 1D u 1 rn e 'Xlarlan lrxnees u Jer serxet rs eroun Je xrer 'Re Ml onf ntm Ju mc e u 0 thls fOl'On1tlOI1 O -, t , i -tl z V - ' as f - Z , xr, ' c., s' ' . H ' ' ' C if c' , ' ' . . I e ' , 2 s 2 , - ' . ' Q ' l by M . - ' X g . - ' 1 A K Q , Z1 z 3 1 ' ' Q' 1 . ' z 2' . i l x . x Vx x Z 5 1 , v r e ' 't ' ' t ' . - x ' 7 e Q va Q -. and h - zl 9 ' z 'o.', ' f ll regalia. 1 d lirtl- . ' ft Ill- if ' -- l az -. Y' ll l g rer - l tl - f-stivv he-L ity f ' 1 A . ttte e ,,,, eeeteeeeeee ,,,,,, eeee ,,,,,, e tetete eeteee . . 3 I B lbw, eeeee ,M teteee N ,,4,,, tem ,,,, tw Y,,,,, ett,,,M,.,,.. Our Queen and her Attendants HENRIETTA FL,C.MAIN DORTI IA L EE ROWALD GERTRUDE. HAACIK. SHIRLEY KOSSMAIN LN ELYIN STALLARD MARION FRAINCFS HUBER P' MQW oft Sxfft' ffifn , toeototo , , . ,,,,7.. . - -qIB1g,.. -W ,,,,,,, Ah! Lowe How do you know when true love comes? A little girl asked her mother, Vlfell, l'll tell you, my little questioning child, For it really is no bother. Vvhen your heart beats fast When you re cold and then hot And your hands start to tremble You stand glued to the spot Then you ll know It s Love The child looked at her mother This slowly she did say Then I must love the truant officer For he makes me feel that way Shirley l-lelnzer 44 M ,Ft Qf-fga, 'Q ji 3 'N XX Q49 L Aw NN PDHVIIN ETHTI vJPoH To 1116 Class of 1947 111111111111 1111 11 11111111 111111 111111 11111111111I1s11111I thus If 11 11 1 1 11111111 1x111111s ll 11 1 I1 D11 1111 1111111 111111 1111111 1 1 ll 111 IIS 11111 ll 111s11 111111111 11111 I'1lfI '11111 1111111111 1 118111111 ll 7 1 1111 1111111 II 1111 11111 111111111 as 1111 S1171 p11p11111t11111 1111 x11111111111111 If ll 1111111111111 1 111s 1118111111 1111 j1111111 111111 1111111111 761111 11s1111 1111111 IS 1111111s 1111111 1111118 1111111 1x ll 11111111111111111 fm 11111 111111 ll1P1111111s 119157 1111 111111 IS 11111 f111 611111 of 111111 11111s1 111111111 ll 10111111111 11 1 1 111 1 1 1 ll 111 If 1 I7 1 1 111111 ll 111 sp11111111l111 77111 111 1 1 111s 1 1 11 111 llfll 1111 1!lNS 11 111111 11111111 18 11111 111118111 ll 1111111111111 1111111 IIS IL1111111111111 18 1111 111113711111 111 f111111 111111111191 111 111'111S 11 1111 1111111 111111 s1111111I 1111s 111111 111 1111111 11011 ffl f11111111I111e 10 111111 11 1 1 111 1111111 P 11111118 11111111 11111 8117111111118 1111111k1111l T111s IS ll 116111 1 task If llU1l 111111 11111 1110171 of 11d111t1111111l 111111111111111 111111 1I1ll1IOSCf1l1 1111111 1111111111 1111ry 11 1111 11111' else can MRS BASCOM Q s ,,,, s , , ssss . .gjIBIf3., !!,, s Our Supermtendent 1-3. .4-v- 'VIRS VIOLET C BASCOM THOSE of us who have been ID Bayless elther as faculty or as puplls know of alumnl as well as present students are aware of the fact that xt IS not possible to thlnk of the one wlthout the other Mrs Bascom dex otes her tlme and her talents generously and untxrlngly to the xnterests of the boys and glrls who attend here That our school has advanced and now occuples an admlrable place among the schools of thls area xs due 1n a large measure to the efforts of our superlntendent Nlrs Xlolet C Ba com , fy K Y that the names Mrs. Bascom and Bayless School are synonymous. Hundreds Our Faculty LA, E 7 Z MR ALVIN OBERC. MRS INA HUBBARD 0 MISS Clll Ol Il! .5 'HR NX ll BLR SHXNKI 'VND IL FN K 'H' Ar' . W II 1 'Qu al in ,yi D- ,, 4 .,. S ,,,,,,, S SSSS , ,4,4, ,,,,,44 SSSSSS A N SSSS A , ,,,, , , ..:3IBIg..,,,,, ,,,4f,, M, ,,,,, Our Faculty MR MARCUS MITCHELL MRS ESTELLE ELMORE MISS ELVA LEINZ MR ROBERT FORBES M R LOYAL Sl lELTON MRS MARIE MVYER 'U B 2 Our Faculty 06' 'D MISS LEOLA O BRIEN Miss JFAN LUCAS The School Board THE Senior Class agaln takes pleasure 1n extendmg to our School Board xts smcere appreclatlon for the time and effort that these men have glven so freelx toward the advancement of better eclucatxon forthe students and the commumty It IS encouragmg to know that at all times the educatlonal lnterests of the communlty have been constantly and 7CdlOU3lX mamtalned ln such an cner getlc and comparable mxnner Q- ,,,,a,a, ,,,, K ,,,,,, ,,f,., . . ,,,, , ,, ,,,,,, , , K , ,, ,,,,f, o vb Our School Board MR HUGO GOSS Presldent MR HANS HAACK Vlce Presxdent MR OTTO GESTRING. Secretary 1-N. V 5 V .,..,..,.,.. -- ...., H , l' 'AI' 'Q x s- , 4 .1 ul P AVL? 1 A inns Our School Board MR. ADOLPH WEBER. Treasurer MR FRED VASEL 'VIR LOUIS HENLEY A , F' IW XS . . 'K K .K .,,.,... ,..,, ..., . ,ff 'Z ' B H omework I m xsorkmg hard 'Vlom she Sdlf I m slavmg ln my room She uorkgd through gathumg gloom On and on through ddrkgmng hours Untll the break of damn was aeen Not dolng homework as vou thmk But xx r1t1n to her 'Warmc El IC Grosfs 4 6' ,, o Q, ' ' ' g , r Q ' ' i With pon and ink and paper too ' S' ' . 3 w 4, 1 Q ELIXISEEE fc, , ,, , . , ., ,,,, ,,,,lQ-Rglqx,-Q15 ,C WW, a l Seniors ' ROBERT PINKERTON Pmkle came to Bayless 1n his Sophomore year and lmmedxately found a place ln everyones heart Hxs talents are many and varxed for he IS not only proflcnent 1n hxs academic work but also orlgxnates puns whlch we regard wlth tolerance He and Art Splndler play a marvelous pnano duet entxtled The Sour Note Symphony ln all Flats which they modestly admlt they wrote Robert has actively partxclpated m the publxcatxon of the Bayless H1Llghts and has gleefully carried out his assignment as Humor Editor He vocallzed this year not only on the Debate Squad but he was also LUCILLE CORDES This pleasant mannered glrl has been a hard worlung student all through her twelve years at Bayless She has a dlsposltlon that I8 a source of comfort and joy to her friends Lu has been active ln Glee Club Mlxed Chorus Scxence Club and thxs year she became an enthusiastic member of the Kmttnng Club The most earnest wishes of the entlre class for a happy future go to you Lucille Q? 5 'u,u,U 1'1- l . I , , l l 4 lg W - a member of the Boy's Clee Club. l l 1 l ' l l JT f -- f -.-9 .' l '-W '-if W' W ' ' i' if V?-g. .sw to C C, tc -4-5'!'5'SLs. tw W , C, l Semovrs RAYMOND ALBERS Schulty as he xs called by hrs frlends considers basketball and base ball hrs chlef Interests He IS a regular guard and a great defensxve star on the basketball team We are happy that he achlevecl his ambltxon to make sxx pomts ln one game He also plays the rxght field posmon m baseball Hrs wavy halr and good nature have made htm one of the most popular boys of the Senior Class He ignores most gurls but most gurls do not lgnore hxm despite the fact that he llberally garnnshes hls luncheon hamburgers with a well known garden vegetable He plays the plano for Boys Clee Club and sings tenor m Mixed Chorus llxs club actlvltxes are centered ln the B Club GERTRUDE HAACK Gert IS one of the most charmlng and Intellectual girls ln the Senlor Class ller popularity was effectively Illustrated when she was chosen Basketball Queen for the l940 41 eason Certrudes actlvltles and xnterests are versatile She has professed an Interest lh commercxal work and essay wrltlng She was elected Vlce President of the Commercial Club and ln speech class she IS considered one of the most proflclent speakers ln Curl s Clee Club she IS a staunch upholcler of the soprano section and she protrayed her part In the umor Senior play exceedingly well Her ambltlon IS to work for the F B l cf? 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JT 1-W 7 - 7 -7 '-' -- f--frffu fn-9-.f r 'Y 'ff 'sf ns? rar- Y' ' M- 7' 'ii LN hy: , :Q-fxgsx-Qu N N GWLIOTS lfj LOUIS Ve DOVA Whenever you hear a loud shuffling or dlsturbance ln the upper corrldcr at the beginning of the seventh hour lt IS Mr Ve Dova politely being shown the entrance to the Economxc class We really don t believe Loule s u y hall dxrectly across the hall Louls IS Bayless lung of Jive All worlc stops when he beats out rhythm on the piano The Boys Glee Club mixed Chorus and the Annual Club are Louie s chlef Interests besides of course getting into trouble But h l nevert e ess he is lllced and admired by everyone at Bayless VALERIA GROSS Valerla came to Bayless late ln her unlor year She has made a bug hlt with the girls but the boys haven t had much of a chance because there IS a rumor that ther heart IS promised Valerla IS a shy reserved and studlous gurl She has beautiful black h alr and brown eyes whxch sparkle when she reads those certaxn letters Please let us ln on the secret Val Val we fellows are even wllllng to talk about your major school Interests lt coo mg and sewmg anything to start a conversation off' vu 0 , I y . X if , r f ' ' l cp .MN 5 ,1 pq . -....,,.,M.e.,, M ,. N minds because at the same hour a certain brunette can be found in a t d 1 . - . ' 4 , - :T ' l -nan' I . I 4, , , ,Y , ,zmeymu A, W i 7 if fxffpn Senwfrs ROBERT FERRIS Bob as everyone In Bayless knows vlews life as just one long and joy ous hollday Hns hearty haw haw can plamly be heard agamst even the best competltlon Bob IS without a doubt the most lnkeable and f un ov mg boy of the Senior Class How s that romance commg3 Let xt to t IS h IS a member of the Dramatic Club Boys Glee Club and Nllxed Chorus Lots of luck Bob SHIRLEY POISSE This Senior songstress has become an accepted part of all our musncal programs and she has more than proved her ablllty to us Shnrl IS known as an ardent conversatlonallst m school cxrcles She talks fast long and about a vast vanety of subjects but we Semors fl d n this gnft of talkatlveness a very charming part of Shlrleys personall C Hd y on entlally she has a keen wnt whxch ns the real reason for the WllllhgnCSS of her friends to listen to her We llkewxse know that Shlrley knows all the latest dance steps due no doubt to the excellent practxce she gets every Saturdav nxght 41591,-5 'lg o 5 A A . sys. ' ' . ' . ' . ' l - c ap to select nothing less than a queen, and a very pretty one at that. He I . . . V I D I W l -f' 1 7' ' ' ' mfmi 077' 1.1- g'-1' 94 -A-gp 4- , , Y Y ,,1 na, ,W Senwrs ARTHUR SPINDLER Art IS the startling combnnatlon of personallty and abnllty He IS only one of many Seniors who have fallen under the influence of the Sophomore girls He rldes joyfully to school each morning nnglng hrs doorbell to hls heart s content He played basketball for two years along wlth the rest of the Bleacher Stars e presx ency of the Dramatxc Club this year l'l1s erf p ormances tn the club have proved that he has excellent acting ablllty He confesses a weakness for hamburgers and all accessones RUTH BRONSON This xndustnous mlss has been qulte an asset to Bayless during the past four years As a member of the l94l Debate Team she dtd outstand mg work but unfortunately she was unable to participate ln the debate at Columbia due to an xllness Despxte her qunet reserve Ruth has greatly enlxvened lnfe at Ba less She h bee Y as n an active member of the Girls C-lee Club and Mixed Chorus and she ns the president of the Commercxal Club ln addltlon to all her other talents we have the greatest admiration for her ability as a planlst u ef' 'HK 1 0 l i Q l ' , l l w l l 3 T Art.was given the honor of th 'd ' ' ' w w W , . . . . . l . 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' I' l 'TK' ' s I --:gl-v x ' ' WMM Jlfjiwfyf M T2 4-025+ ,VJ enum wif JAMES SOMMERS Life has been varlety xtself for lmmy because he has always been a gallant gurl scout f k 1 you now what we mean To thxs representative of our class llfe consists of a 36 Chevrolet and a certain La Verne Little but mxghty descnbes Jim m a nutshell Always laughing always joking always likeable he has gained the reputatlon of bemg Bayless number one Casanova Good luck Mr Romeo' ANN TURINA Small and lively Ann IS one of our dark beauties Her personality wltt k d y remar s an friendly attxtucle make her a popular member of the Senior Class Wherever she goes a merry crowd assembles for she adds to the enjoyment of any conversatlon When we consxder the txme she spends m the commercial room we become more and more posltlve that she must be a perfect whlz as a typlt We do know however that she played a good game on the volleyball team and took a prominent part ID the actwltles of the Clee Club and the Com merclal Club iK'iS.ef' We Ns. EH la .f- -QE 'Ms Qqgul --vwq P W A MM A MAA V M44 M4 MA M 14 MM- hw. . zap ,W 444 A A M X g R, l i . . I ' l ' ' . 1 ' 1 l l 2 ' f X . . l 'F' l . C . ' I f I ' v L lla ,UU A- ge --44- A4 ' 44 sl -nv-or 1 ,ist ee I C C I , I Semms KENNETH SCHAEFFER Here s one of the more senous mlnded boys of our group He IS stud nous untll three o clock and from then on he IS C-asen s chlef drug clerk Ken exhlblted his skxll and dramatlc abnlxty ln a Stunt Nlte perform ance but because of the drugglst Job he was unable to participate m the unxor Senior Play His brlght blond halr and mellow tenor voice have been a part of the Boy s Clee Club for three years and for four years he has been an actlve member of the Science Club MARIAN VONDER HAAR Marian possesses one of the most pleasant personalxtles ln the Senior Class and enters mto all our class actxvltxes with splrrt She has been an actlve member of the Annual Club Cnrls Clee Club Mixed Chorus and as a member of the Pep Club she has helped to cheer the Basketball Team on to vxctory She IS a very special student ln art and we all take great pride ln her work Fxamlne the corner decorations of the pages of this book for verl hcatlon We shall all mnss thus sweet friendly girl I I . i I N I I I I I . 1 ' f I , W . 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N T T id 1 H I '-:avr n ' ' ' 'Y' figs , , Y,7..-W-, . ,,, l Seniors GEORGE STRAHL George 'itrahl IS deflnxtely a self made man llls power of speech has lntrx ued th t cl b d g e s u ent o y for four years ln debate he upheld the nega tlve during the l94I 42 season lle has entered the American Legion Ora torlcal Contest for the past two years ln I94I we were very proud when h e won the dlstrlct contest The same organization sponsored hlm to Boys State last summer George however does not confine his ablllty to speech lle IS Bayless star mller a d P d most certainly mlss his bass volce next year LORRAYNE MATHIAS Lorrayne spelled with a y IS a falr Senior who has been with us since the first years of grade school She has acquired newly found slclll ln bowling which has become her favorite pastime She IS the leading source of lnformatxon to the Senior girls who are ln the th rd hour study hall Rayne IS an ardent supporter of our basketball team b h l s ut s e a so keeps up the morale of the Navy Shlp ahoy' tg? 'uw' J: wav sh' 'li'-gl ,-. ,, M4 , , ,ms H444 ,4 , 4, 14-f35Q-gl 4 , ,M , - , , , l D - . ' . 5' . 3 . '1 . , ., ru , . .gt- 0 Z 5 .- n I , ' 9.. V .n . 1 5' . - fx 3 5 H l . C . I nv . - . . Q ' A J - 5- ' v 1 - I I t Q 1 : 3 ' . , rv . . Q m . - O li . I ,,,'. - Q ' ' 0 . W , . C , U' A 5. :I . . n I I A 4 I 'll 0' I 1 If f ll l F3-g. ,, O, .J-WSH. s, 7 W, W , as ,, s X30-u -e-0 3' 1' Seniors ROBERT TURLEY Bob though small ln stature strongly upholds hls share xn the tenor sectxon of the Boys Clee Club He lS often found roaming the halls where he greets everyone with a hearty hand shake and a pleasing smlle He finds his greatest delight ln lowering the morale of the Econcmlcs class of which he was formerly a member We ll never forget his surprise when he learned that to be edxtor of the newspaper he had to work He ns always found ln the midst of a large group adding clever remarks at which he alone loudly laughs Bob we hope your Jokes Improve but otherwise we lnke you just as you are DOROTHY STOBBE us fortunate ones who know her well she has proved herself to be the spice of every convcrsatlon ln which she participates Her pep and poise will take her far Dot s Saturday nights are well taken up with lmprovmg her dancing routmes and perhaps the routine one glves to a young man Dot has been a member of both the Clee Club and the Knlttxng Club thxs year and we are proud to sav she has done worthy work m each EVM-T' 'TJ ' 1 1 l i . , 1 , ,fl ,, , 1 l l ' l l r r l l :S 2 I. 1 , ' I I , . . i l , . . . . I To a mere acquamtance this maiden might seem shy. However. to l - , . . L 5 ' . . , . ' . Q 1 , l l l 1 w Qin' V A Y 'W W WN Y A A' V-Wm' 'AA A ' ' 'W 'CCHA H I LM A 'Fw as - s -:JW-Lu as a W easing? Seniors Z OTTO GESTRING Otto has been a loyal Baylessxte ever smce hls first day of school Gess has made a fine record all through hls school llfe His atheltnc actlvxtles have Included baketball volleyball and baseball Otto was a very competent unlor Class President and he was respon sible for one of the Hnest Proms ever gxven the Senior Class during the entire history of Bayless We know there s only one gurl for Cess but she ns truly a mighty fine one LENORE GRAVETTE Lenore better known a You all halls from North Little Rock Arkansas lt was a happy day for the Bayless heroes when Lenore entered school a year ago We adore her slightly Southern accent and her gay smnle brightens gloomy corridors and solemn study halls We are told that she takes shorthand dlctatxon very rapidly and we know from our experience ln the Annual Club that Lenore IS able to we you upon request the date of any Bayless function past present or future Egg? this? 'tio 1 l t ., X 'f'.. r l ' ' ??1 E 3 l l . s - ' ' , 1 t , . - f E s ,, rqkislly. , , H ,, ,ce Seniors JOHN KERSTINC ohnny IS especlally talented xn one cllrectlon talkmg himself into nl th h H n ours IS talents Include many things and we know that he IS very proficlent ln everythmg from romanclng to repaxrmg and bulldlng radxos We are sorry a broken ankle kept ohnny out of school for sometrme but since his return he has be en an active member of the Lettermen s Club Boys Clee Club and Mxxed Chorus Let s hope that wlnnmg track spmt you ve had ,Iohn will abide wxth us ln the future years ARDELLA SCHALLOM Ardells personallty radiates warmth and cheer wherever she goes We are always wnllmg to llsten to her jests because we are always sure of a hllarlous ending She IS the prlde of the lcmttlng club ever slnce she lcnxtted those mar velous socks ller ablllty xn sewing equals her cleverness ln lcnlttmg Besldes her domestnc capablhtres Ardella 15 a fine typxst and she plans to talce her place ln the business world after graduation She has been a member of the Girls Clee Club for four years and has spent sev ral e years nn both Mnxed Chorus and Dramatic Club Thus year she served as presldent of the Knitting Club wsu . , . 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I ' Y' I jr' I' I 7 'T ' 'W 'W Y Y Y -3- 3'-n ' U, - ,YW A,: ,, Y ,YK , , , , 1423-J? l enims RAYMOND HIGGINS W e cannot tell a he Ray I8 not the bashful boy of Bayless Sadr e Hawkins IS exhnbnted ln reverse ln the halls when Ray trnps the lnght fantastic after one of hrs lovely ladles Has SWlfthESS on the basketball court IS unequalled by anyone at Bayless Hrs chief prlde IS hrs automobxle Don t worry Ray we re only Jealous because we clon t have one like lt Ray IS an actlve member of the Lettermen s Club and he participates lh dramatic actlvltnes NEVINA POZARIC This alr minded Senior IS such an aviation enthusiast th t h ld a s e wou be a credit ln any branch of the Arr Corps We intend to tell the Army about her Althou h h b g s e was orn ln a foreign land she has made remarkable d a vances ID this country Long ago she met all the requxrements to make her a full Hedged Baylesslte She takes an actxve part IH sports smgmg and thls year joined the Newspaper Club W,,,U ' 'ioief' 1 . 1 A , . E . . I r I . ga -' ' . ' . . l . - ' ' X. l I :TL ,Mc so M W is he so t t L I I side I the e C n-mmie ee C C. C Semors JAMES HOHL lm IS this year s wavy halred Romeo He achieved hls llfe s ambltlon when he earned a Bayless athletic letter ln volleyball He IS especlally partlal to school partles especially the dark lund H IS a good dancer and an excellent host The friendly gatherings at hls home are always well suppllecl with food muslc and entertamment Our only become most acute If he must joln the army lm intends to volunteer for the Air Corps BEULAH McKELVEY l think we are all very grateful for Farmington 5 contribution to the Senlor Class Thus farmer gurl has blossomed forth xnto one of the most mtellectual and popular members of these hugh and mighty upper classmen Mack IS our class secretary the gurls sports editor of the newspaper and she sings soprano ln the Curls Clee Club and Mixed Chorus She captalned the wmnmg volleyball team ln the xntramural tournament and she was given a leading role ln the Senior play GT 'vu' Q T K 1 I l I ' I i l cf-Z 74 J. . . , - .. A U . . . , . . . . . . , - . . . D . e regret is that jim has learned to driye a car just when the tire shortage has . . , . W . . , . . I i . , . . U P ,fu f :hu - 7-7 7 K V It- '3-tu,-W, .--W W K V eg----V-:tag Seniors RICHARD BOESE Duck a member of the Boys Glee Club and Mixed Chorus IS one of the best lxlced boys of the Senior Class Even we who are hls friends must admit that he IS anything but energetic at txmes He IS at hrs best when he plays second baseman on our baseball team and ln basketball well he dxd glve the bench a rest a few tlmes Please don t take our klddlng too seriously Dlclc We are all very fond of you for we know there s a world of character under that happy go-lucky exterior of yours DORTHA LEE ROWALD Dot IS the most VlVaClOUS gurl ln the Senior Class Her easy going ways are envied by all Her class chose her as their candldate for Basket ball Queen two times and we were qunte proud of her victory ln her sopho more year She has been an active member of the Clee Club Science Club and thus year she dxsplayed her stenographxc mterest by Joining the Commer clal Club If you see a joyous group lolterlng m the halls you may be sure that Dot IS the center of attractxon 07 bu 1 I A Q5 if-IE ' gd Ci 19 , . . . t . . 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I Q79 -1455, e I f I Seniors CLARENCE BELL Clarence IS the mechanical master of Bayless ust any llttle thmg can be cleverly manipulated by hlm into some prohtable accessory Mak mg bracelets for has red haxred unlor takes up most of has txme ln hls spare mmutes however he plays an Important part on the baketball team and he sxnks many a spectacular shot He IS a member of the Boys Glee Club Mixed Chorus and Lettermen s Club Clarence may be a one gurl man but he s an all around athlete and a fine friend AUDREY BLUE This demure lassle has shown her talent ID the muslcal field through her ablllty to play the piano so beautifully You ll be surprised to know that Aud has a hndden sense of humor whlch ever so often creeps out of her qulet person to cause quite an uproar of laughter Audrey can t afford to be Blue because she must keep up the morale of the Army 'Lau' '53 'WRAP BLU A --A A A f ---4444 A A--A HQ o y-4,44 W1 1 ' ' L' I 3 Q Q . 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S l , I ' I C , C 4 l 1 ' W l , I l L ' - it I ' 1 A A 44'4 ' ' ' 4' ' ' I pf--an I ' A A A ul Q Semms 4-g,3sj-P Q CLIFFORD MARKLAND Cllfl: IS a track enthusiast and has been a letter man for three years He excels ln pole vaultmg and broad Jumping We have all been sorry that Cliffs Job after school hours has prevented hlm from becommg an acuve member of the basketball squad Cliff has been a real Senior Class pal and he can always be depended upon to add humor and gayety to any party RUTH WILDE Ruth has kept up wlth her school BCIIVICICS besides holding a position whlch occupxes all her spare time after school hours Ruth I3 also a typxcal dxctnonary worm as any one of h r classmates m shorthand class w ll verify She IS not only exceedingly helpful to us but ln the process of looking up words for us she has acquired a very flexible vocabulary Ruth has been the Commercial Club s very effxcxent secretary thus year and has become very valuable to that organlzatlon Wlth her p rsonallty and lmtlatlve we know she wlll succeed lh any fleld she chooses 'W X P1-5. ,, , or -, mm- is ,le-9-153'-X-st,-a be C Contact .4-151562 BTTZLIUTS r-11' '--v ROLAND STUCKMEYER We at Bayless do not like to let our mlnds drift to the end of the year when Stucky will graduate Bayless wlll not only lose an excellent volley ball basketball and baseball player but also a champion among sportsmen and friends He IS not only tall blond and good looking but he also excells ln all of his studies Stucky was also a member of the Boys Clee Club Mixed Chorus and the Lettermen s Club DOLORES COOK Dee excels xn the field of music She plays both the saxophone and the piano besides havxng sung ID our Clee Club for four years She IS a favonte wlth us not only because of her musical ablllty but also because she IS such a lovable person Dee IS always ready to help anyone who ns enther ln trouble or doubt over some problem Come on Dolores tell us whats behind all that quietness and all those dreamy expressions Are you thlnlnng of that tall blond 8g8lh-A Q? -K 'W-L,3,u+ io l l 5 C l by l , r l Al, l N st l e , - Qi , Q W-L ft wi ' A 1 L ,rev A-aft! vw.,-.zg42 .fly-ff '--sry! 4 wi 1 Lf!! 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'iff' If fir g ROBERT KAESER If a prlze were glven for t e est ma e no doubt take top honors ln addmon to his top ratlng as a smooth dancer Bob excels ln a great many other things He ranks hugh m scholastic abxllty h h ccent on mathematics Although he dld not come out for the wlt t e a team Bob IS a good basketball player Hls mam sport ns baseball and he H d ar ln golf plays shortstop for Bayless undefeated team e crow s p although none of the experts have been worned as yet Kaeser IS secretary of the Lettermen s Club and he was elected treas uere of this year s Senior Class h b l dancer at Bayless Bob would JERRINE WALLIS errme ns also a new member of our class who joined the gang the last few days of her junior year She acquxred rapld fame for her abxllty to drive a chlapxdated Chevro let but she now does very well wlth a 4l Chrysler errme and a few Se wxll always remember a certain ramy Frlday night when they mors went to get advertxsements for the annual They got advertlsements plus a drenchmg from the ram and a few scratches on the car The scratches bber were acquired because we were patrlotxcally trymg to conserve ru It wxll take us a long time to forget jernne s humorous satire 1079 9218.274 7 . ,f LV l , WI lv N v - . a - :' T-f' 1 A -7 I I f ,992 -f' -f ' f I gm if ' .W eff W, or 44-Evil-tn W-YN . 4--VW ----W ELI. 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CFM BA., K .pMs--.-,fs ss s,-L . 3 1 1 'I ,f 6 as ij? y Fil Q an Y! if 1, 7 3 E . 5 rf is ,L X55 , or We apapa 1 f y A A aaaaas ff ,1 nv Q B15-,..,N,,c ,,,,, c r , ,,,, , ,, , YM., Junior Personatztzes JOHN ASTASAUSKAS Detrghts zn Pretzels Admits Ile lrkes to be ln plays I' rpects To joln the navy Regrets Ile IS shy wxth girls LARRY BEVARD Detzgtlls rn Dramatxcs and sxnglng Admits There s a certaln Iassle Expects lVIost any thlng Regrets I can t tell you all because to bloodshed would only lead MARIE BIRKNER Detrghts rn Basketball Admlts I Ilke to sleep Pxpccts Good grades rn my subjects Regrets School IS almost over STANLEY BOPP Dctzgtwls rn Basketball Admits That he wrll always try to be a good student hxpects To get a better grade ln Woodwork Regrets That I don t get along wlth the teachers LOIS BRENNECKE Detrghts rn Belng the Ixfe of the party Admits I m a study hall pest Expects to fund some new jokes Regrets I lavlng found none EVELYN BROSIUS lJL't1Ql1t5 rn Sports xnd dancin t'xpects To be a txplst Regrets Not knowing how to bowl DOROTHY BURK Delights ln Drtvlng our car 4dm1ts Llte IS swell lf you get enough sleep Pxpects To be Nlxss Avratxon ot I9-47 Regrets She has been recentlv disillusioned DOLORES CIESIELSKI Delights rn Going to the Chase Starlight Rtrf tttmrts C omg with I'squlre boys I' rpects to graduate next year Regrets W hat are they J HENRIETTA FUGMAN Detzghts zn Keeping company wlth a certaln ge-mor -tdmrts That she IS full of meaness hrpects To be a designer Regrets That all the Semors are graduating ELSIE CROSS Delights zn Glee Club Admits I luke to have fun Expects to graduate IH 43 Regrets That school IS nearly over JOHN HA LBAU ER Detrghtsm Nlonkeyshlnes Admrts I should be more careful In Chemlstry Expects To joln the Arr Corps Regrets INot going to Bayless sooner ELMER HEINZER Detxgtrts rn Telling Jokes Admrts A fond Ilkxng of blackout parties Expects To have hve sons for Bayless I970 basket ball team Regrets Bexng muscle bound MARIAN HESPEN Detrghts rn Books Admits I lxed my Dad s car so rt won t run Expects To become a stenographcr Regrets I have only one more year of school ELMER HICKEL Detzgtrts m Ford eonvertlbles Admits I should study more Expects To be a grease monkey Regrets I have only one period of art BOB HORNEYER Detrghtszn Athletics Fxpects To be an IIIIICIIC coach Regrets That I have only one more year It Baylcs DON HLCK Detrghts m Trxple rich malts Admits Being srrall Fxpects A long hlgh school career Regrets Nlx halrcut RONALD HUCK Detrgtrls rn Sleeping Artmlls I w mt tr play hockey tzrpccts Flo tall Regrets September 6 LUCILLE HUELSING Detzghts rn qports Admits I don t Ixke to make button holes hxpects To work ln june Regrets That Lella can t walk to school with me thls year , f ' ' V . it f ' ' A . ftztrmts Llkmg blondes Admits A weakness for a certain Soph I 'R ' ' A 4 I 'C ' ' a ' ' .5 4 f N V ,T F Jr 4 V A ' h Y , 5 . g - -' I ' I ' 'UBL Jumor Personalltles JEAN KAUFMANN Delrqfrls rn Travelxng fldnnlx I let p too much l xpeds Iograduxte ln I9-If e refs II1 t the armx I t IIIL DORIS MAE KITZBERCER Deflghlx III Chatting Aulnrllw I Ilke to slec p fxpccls Io be punt tu xl next xg xr Regrets Ihat I haven t more vull pt xt GEORGE KLEIN IJ llrflris In lar sh Qlrl-. P xpecls 'I o be an avxator Regrels That basketball IS alwn over JACK KRACKENBERC Delrtlrls rn Sports ,IIIIHIIIS I dxsll e work Iwxpcds 'Io letter ln trxtk 5 Regrels Only three month of vacation CAROLYN KRUMREI Delrghls In Grey Fords. Admrls I m bashful I Expecls To be able to cook when I graduate Regrels There are onlv two art classes a as SHIRLEY KUEHN Delrghls rn Sundaes and hamburgers ffldmris I talk too much Expecls Rcgrcls To be a Senior next year I m self conscious MARY JANE LAMMERS Doing the Rumba I don t luke to hurry 'I o someday own a convertxble Nothing Dclrghla Admrls l' xpecls Regrcls BILLY LEBAUBE Defrghls rn est Admzls Expects Regrets I don t Ilke history homework 'I o pass EDNA LUCHECK Defrghls m Skipping a certam class -Idmrls I talk too much Iupecla Not much Rcgrels 'I hat I m so tall CJD Llght periods a day wlth but one gsm permd DONALD MATTHES Dcflghls In C lrls 41 mils I pu h mx w xvt :peels Io be a Scnmr xnx xc Regrdw I don t know mort g I UUYS FVFLYN NEESER r' :this rn I xlng tc r rr rmrfs I tn tc c rr x :els Io bc an olf rn I c Rmrels I onlx h ave one more xear STEVE PAVLOVIC llclrghisrn Iqatxng 1' xpccls To have a new car In I952 Reqrcls I don t lxstcn ln hlstorx MARIE PHELAN De :this rn Bakmg c .kts and plaxnng, AKIHIIIS I on t luke studx It rlls I xpeds Io become a stenographer Rcgrcls 'I o -.ee Mondaxs tome DSL WARREN POLLARD Defrghis rn Buylng clothes and dating Azlmzls I like wlne women and song Fxpecls To graduate next year Regrels I m not a Senror JEAN ETTE SC RA FTON Dellghls rn Bemg wlth a certam Senior Admzls That I m a red head Fxpecls To become a model Regrets That the Seniors must leave Bayle BETTY SHAW Delrghls m Drlvlng my brother s car Admrla I Ie s got me dlzzw I xpecla To have a good time thls summer Regrets I don t have more study halls AL STALLARD Delrghls rn Making explosions 4Jm1ls I Ilke gurls I xpeds To graduate some dax Regrets Not having a car JOHN SULLENTRUP Delrghls m Sleepmg untxl noon -Itlmrls I won t ever get an I Pxpecls 'I o be drafted before I gradu nte Regrds I won t get a letter nn sports SS Q, gggggg AASAA gg I ,I If., be S, 1 ',- 5 1 - . I ' s I' 'z 'S in . H A ' 2 -' lf: .' M ' .7 ' a yy'-ar ' R .' ' h H ' U' ls ilk' .7 HII IIN' I I XS -I . . ' ' 1 II' 5. 'hr 5 ' , ' I g U If .' ' r k 1 I 'vc an car '.' ' 1 . 1 Al d w 't like 1 Ii we ff- .- - a V'-z lfyp- .' 'I -' I :il gn 5 ' ' - - I 2 1-I It .' V' i ' ' ' .' ' of Irzglr st In ul Adnrilx Baseball is my favorite sport fqdrniis I talk too much 4' -1 ,I ' ' ijs 's-1 so rn I N I 'Q I H 'Ar 4- ' V, 5 r j Q ' ' I 1 'z ' .5 A' lu: -lmll .1 I' 'lc d ' ' x .' -' t 5 K - D ' ' . d M' ' ' , -B Jumor Personalltzes JLDITI-I ULRICH Defrghls ln Reading books Admzls I m from the Buckeye State Expects To wrmte somethlng somedax Regrels Censored LEWIS VASEL Dclrgfrls rn Keepxng score or loahng Frpccls 'Io wm this war Rcqrels Next year I ll be a Senior JIM PRETZ Delrghls ln llls curls Admits Lllclng a certain Soph Expects To go to Rolla School of Wlmes Regrets I can t get the family car more often EVELYN ROWE Delrghls zn Sports Admzls I don t llke MISSOUYI Expects To go back to Wyommg Rcgrcls I m never at home RUS SALOMO Dclrghls rn A brunette 7 foot 3 Inches Admits I don t sleep enough Expccls To be older on my next bxrthdaw Regrcls She doesn t go to the same schoo BERNICE SCHALLOM Dcllghls rn Dancing Admzls l llke sailors Expccls To learn how to drlve some ax Rcgrcls That l m not a red head LORRAINE SCHERRER Dclzghlsm Vlalts I' rpccls I o gr xduate next we xr Rcqrcls 'Not coming to Bayless sooner PETE SCHNEIDER Dcllghls ln Music Admrls Strong rllsllke of school Expccls To join the navy Regrets That there are only two art perlods CHARLES RAY WILLIAMS Delzghls m Staymg out late Admzls Playmg bad notes on my trumpet Expects All E s ln my studles Rcgrels I ll never achleve my expectatxon ,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,, ,,,f , ,,,! HMM , NU! g, W.. Y I ,. - 'U AY V, lv I ' dr-I Admils I like lfrozen Pepsi Cola Adnlifs Lrirlclng gayless ng. W ,gp 2. Y Juniors LUCHECK POLLARD HORNEYER . , df' fgflffffff ff , I - V! 7' QJJIVJAJ' v f wk? , . -4f ' BEVAIRD ' ,M 4: 'BRLN CKE KRUMREI K ' X, XX X Y L X Xl A ULRICII L B 9 X L . J t -3 X X ' xkb XX ' SULLEis'RbLPXx' WILLIAMS 6 4 'S J v :N r ' S X , 5 , - LEXN Ng X3 -'T Xi' CIESIELSKI GROSS FUGMAN - .HUCK KRAC'KENBERC. LQ, A I PRETZ . 1 f-- 1 1 'f LAMMERS KAUFMANN ST,-XI .I .ARD ZFQAA-4nM K -'i-aux w 5 1 N X .- , H If ' Juniors ' . 4 rl, . VASILL .Z bf,-O SCHERRER.x I I IALBAUER SCHALLOM Le BAUBE. KRUEHN PAVLOVIC KITZBEIKZER SCHNEIDER SHAW SALOMO I IESPEN CJa,.ff,,-..-1 f V7F !Qd ,ff- ' zz H NZER 'J XMOSIU MATTHES .27 Til I ! 1' v ' 1 -,G I BURK HUCK SCRAFTON I h 1 T- S-Q 1 I 4 ii I. 1'-Ax 4 1 Lat I 5 r J 45' S4 . 0 o I . f , n 6 X 4 fl! p 1 ' I ' , f -'Z- f . 7' W1 . I, Q ,I ,u f .fr , f 1 .0 - f , q I! ' - l Z I df, ,, I I ' - 1 ,f , o A ' Q. I . a . P 5 I I Q' A 1 . - . 3. , . . -x , ' I ' ' ' X I Y -' ' Q 'x X . 5, 2 ' t .1 . ' ki ' J , ' r!! . , i A, I' f .I X I . L ' , I' W u -ax , 5 K , , in , n . . ' . -' .xl X . Y 4 ' x Q , I 'K v ' -i ' - ' , '. 1 Sophomores JW? Aff CORDFS S 2 KESSELRING VN.-6-4-v Q-ax SCHICKER 3.4-1 Lg., iii? AM, IEND ER VLCK ,5.,-,!- KETTLER fd-4 EILEINBERGER 41 f-ax' J- LL ff 417 Q FISCHER ' MARCHI WOLZ3 of nf' H ff s V if 1 ll GEHL LENK 'Ja LEHR IIAYINES LFACH D JBRICX REI 1 PALLBIAC PATRICK BALLVK IIN 'VIATILJICLK I - I I gl- 1. , . l 1 1 , I f' j S!! -. 1 Z I l I : A - , ' 1 I O wr' - I if ' .Jf':! I ' N I ' QI r I X , if I ' 'Al ' . - ' -' LJ' J JV' f f'f ' ' ':' ff' 'f V V V '...-'J ,X , NJ - ' 4 Lx ' .A ff UI., yL,As-4, J A W,-X . -an 1, I 'LV,V,L xo ' ,.,.,i'f'l f . f l I fl , .L 1 Q, ,,l ' fy' , 5 .r K5 ,v f . , ' ' I ,f I in A , 1, Y 0 . Sophomores 4,6 I 0 1' - 'I . - g WINKELI IOCK CRAVETTE -I - , JOSTES STALLARD SCI IALLOM ERESH x SCI IAUER McCANN BUSCH SMITH POPE. BOESE BLANKENSI IIP I IEINZER IIOWE MAZURANIC COOK HUBER STUCKMEYILR ZINCRICII SCI INEIDERS 0 HSM ,bsnw uw 'IPD Freshmen ERESH 'VI REY NOLDS fvf pw WALLIS ' J-ff U, lfvff 5 J XXEBIR STOBBL Mkjf ,J-f ard f W' LUIPPOID ff Rl IEA VAHEY ANTONICH BERNARD BLOCK KLOBUCAR DOERING BEC RILCH R POLI ARD SON1N1I R5 W W WJ fl' A J Wifwjvw qffpppz jg fHf5hJnep,, A 'UI sci IROECL. AP, y LAUTFREBBEE KI OBLC 'XR XXANINI R I ILI ICRN ,NJ R41 S 4, zlccs ANDERSON GFVERMUEI ILIL A OVERMAN D MX M nj! SCHNEIDER MW j BITTER IBERG W W WATTS 5 ff My IS II 11 TURLFN REINHARDI V ' ww uf 1 ' , J, , 1 . , . . . J ,,' s I z j I x H 0 K , n'l-g-'V . J Y VM- sy 1 .' D .A 4x J X Ar' W j r ,' ,QL pg In . ' xx xl VF 9 ,lb lb . 4 A 1 . J! v If 1 ' I XR , Mf.1j7 . ' . '.-'I ff .ff V M' rj! din 4' I I qu: A y W .E f? YM' Q Q i of P f ,' JL' A 'fi' h ' ,JU Laffy V QW 5 ,jj 1 ifli 'E 4' , .431 'Ego Pkeshfnen BROSIUS ' ' . LUCHECK OBRIEN . KOSSMAIY LAUT HW! 'V IIESPEN O v .AM- CALVIN PURVIS M471 Q99 LEBAUBEA 5 3 i5.g.JAfW SCHNHTZ JO, DEUTCH ORTMANN G K McALLlSTER CARR JI J f STU ENS DL-sTx1Arx DXORAK V 2 ' r I V V I 1 , .WK i, ,rl A -,'f,',xn x fl. i A I . .' Jil J 1 1 .f I V lx YK I f- . JJ Y I . YV,' 's tj 5 v F URM-I-fl A ffl I 1 o fy o Q I ' I FLORI .,- - 'X ' ', 41. al ,I ., I . f -, ','- 1 ,,.!,,. , 44q,,4' l ' . A , U 4,1-,r 1, , 'L ' ,Y A Q J' 1j'.',r ',',,' V A ' 3 JR ' fA ,I X I 0, x R NJ' 0 ,. 1: ,I ' 1 y 1 , - B M arch Vi hen the mlsty Ylfxrch wxnds bluster Our energxes we brax elx mu ter W nth eagerness but weirx Xi c greet the sprlngtlme eheerx The trees and shrubberx buddlng The honex sunhght H0OdlHg The robxn s flashing sweetness The ddndellons golden neatness All these thlngs xndxeate That March has the power to fascmate Danlel O Brlen 43 Q t. t tt felfee .-:gf 159- yree t s Q - - v V , To complete the chores at school. monotonous! . 1 ' V C 'V 1 I ' x ,- '- fi L., ..- --,, 4.. -...- ... A, ' f ,- x ......A+' 'ff'?- us 4'-ff-ar ' U A V-+4 .J .41..--- x f ff .' n ff.Q0'3 -' '- .,.,:7-- v !Z Li A' f ...sf-v,f I mi t,--1 'ggym rf 'd ,f Seniors All fy-I 4-1 - 'u'1 ev 'li ff xff I' LC 4, tjm 0 n 54.192 1'-Af r'4 rg, 3, g,flA.-I... ..,-91.1 ip QA, QA, nz, 1 f,.,,4.A,qJ Va' 9 -4, Nay, 'u.-lvl' 4fw.,4.Afvi,a,,, vhrwd 14412 fl Af., g' fs-JM-4., f 7u Grrls Glee Club UNDI R the SUPCTYISIOU of Nlrs Hubbard the Clrls Clee Club has com pleted ltS elexenth year at Bayless wrth a membershlp of slxty SIX Cultlvatlng an apprecxatlon of good sm mg and of good muslc IS the object of the Clrls C-lee Club Any glrl wlth a deslre to slng IS ellglble for member shlp not only IS the Clee Club beneficlal to lts members as a means of studylng muslc but lt also serves the school wlth nts publlc appearances The hrst appearance of the club was on Stunt Nlte when the glrls asslsted ln presenting an attractive musical Sklt entitled Sweethearts At the Chrlst mas program the gurls were arranged to form a llvlng Chrlstmas Tree each glrl holding a lighted candle The songs presented were Crusaders Hymn and Chrlstmas Nlght Cradle Song At Commencement the glrls wlll slng Panls Angellcus and FlFSt Star whlch two songs wlth Tally Ho wxll be the numbers glven bv all the glrls The Crlee Clubs partlclpated ln the lVlus1c Festlval held at Ferguson Hlgh School ID Aprxl The Boys and the Cnrls Glee Clubs are combined Into a Mixed Chorus whlch meets on Frldays ' n I .- ' ,,. 1 A1' f ' 1 . 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A ,. . . . i K s Girls' Glee Club ,av 3? , M , I 'L 7' ,V 54 L 'V f P 1 H' ,ah ' 44 - ' s ' Av- ! 14 A v f ,- 7- M W 5 ...'::l:, ,ff 5 , - A 2 ,. rf 7, J. is ,Q , V r h 3 Q26 f 'nlv' 'L' U N4 -V- M-zl J 'Q 1' MI fx f 1, an I M as ll B L Pep Club UNDER the supervxslon of Mrs Meyer the Pep Club has had a very successful year Several new yells were mtroduced by members of the club and added to the club s llst of old favorltes The Pep Squad has been a bright spot an the bleachers at every game ln their brlght yellow sweaters The green emblems a B crossed wlth a mega phone were gxven to us by the school We know the school couldn t have had any more pleasure ln glvlng these emblems to us than the prxcle with whlch we have worn them Dot Rowald Betty Haynes and Larry Bevard are the three cheerleaders and ln a spxrlted fashlon led the squad to such enthuslastlc helghts that they can modestly feel that they have m thelr own way contrlbuted to Bayless basketball vlctorles The club officials Include Presldent Dortha Lee Rowald Secretary Elvera Fox Treasurer Bob Ferns qu ,, ,,,,, , ,,,, ,, ,,,, N, ,,,, e,,, , ,,,,,, K HNYHK,--:SIN If., wh ,,,,,,, NNW,fM,,..H,U,,,Nhn,, - , , . . - . , . . , , . . . , ., N V, ,,,, t M ,,,, ,,44 4 ..:jIBIf3.., , ,,,, e 4, Sczence Club HE l94l I94Z SCICPCC Club sponsored by Mr Mltchell was on of the most actlve clubs thls year The club IS afhllated with the Natlonal SCICDCC Clubs ofAmer1ca Washlngton D C The purpose of this club IS to stimulate curloslty about sclentlhc subjects among ltS members and to satl fy thls curloslty to acqualnt the members wxth the provress of this modern dax and to study the newly Invented machlnes such as the atom smasher The members of the club devote the1r tlme to botany radlo photography taxldermy or any thlng pertalmng to sclence A few of the proje ts were Wlndlng of electrlc transformers constructlon of an electric rectlfler dlssectxon of a foetal pxg stufflng of hlrds preparatlon of a herbarlum collectlon and clxssxficatlon of plantsl maklng enlarged sclentlfic drawlngs study of mlcro scope slides etching of glass studv of telegraphv making slmple electrlc cells studx of clcctrnc motors and steam engmes takmg and developmg of kodak plctures study of bxrds lnsects and other anlmals The memh rs recexx ed pomts for every project thev worked upon and for exerx experiment they successfully carrled out A medal was glven to the student who had the most polnts The club ofhcxals lncluded Presxdent Kenneth Schaeffer X lce President Al Stallard ecrcta Donald Huck Tre u cr Stanley Bopp qpo c 'Wr Nhtchell Newspaper Club THE function of the Newspaper Club was to publish and circulate two hundred copies at regular intervals of the Bayless Hi-Lights, our school news- paper. Mr. Shanland and his staff gathered the current news of school and the community and supplied the Bayless students and faculty with all the latest chatter. The members of the club not only obtained the desired journalistic experi- ence. but they likewise enjoyed the publication of this paper which was so obviously well received and enjoyed by the student body. The staff included: Editor-in-chief. , , ....... ......... R obert Turley . . .. jjack Krackenberg l Robert Doering Sports Editor fBoys'D .... Sports Editor CCirls'Q News Editor ........., Society Editor ...... Humor Editor ...... Administrative Relations Editor. . . Make-up Editor ...., Exchange Editor .... Business Manager. . . Advertising Manager. . . . . Circulation Manager. Art Editor .......... Sponsor. . . , . . . , . .Veulah McKelvey . . . . . .Dorothy Burk ... . .Judith Ulrich . . . .Bob Pinkerton . . , . . .Lewis Vasel .....NevinaPozaric . . . . .Steve Pavlovic , . , . . .Nevena Pozaric .Mary ,lane Lammers . . .. .Paul Turley . , . .Jean Kaufmann ....Mr. Shankland Art Class 3362: THE Bayless School term of l94l-l942 was especially noted for the addition of a valuable new course to the school curriculum, an active art class. The instructor, Miss O,Brien, has for years contributed a considerable amount of art work to our annual. and now the art class has relieved her of the burden. Posters, plaster plaques, and sketching constituted most of our work for the first six weeks. During the next six weeks sketching the front of the school building presented a real challenge to the students, but was soon forgotten when the construction of a miniature school house for a testimonial banquet became the delight of the group. Other projects for the year included more posters, clay models, a large imitation stained glass window, portraying the Three Wise Men, and a variety of Christmas gifts. Jeanette Scrafton, one of the members of our class, received honorable mention in the Carol Poster Contest sponsored by the St. Louis Carol Associa- tion. The art students of the county and the city participated in this contest. Cn December ll, the group visited the library where profitable informa- tion was obtained not only from the review of the inspiring Christmas Carol Posters but also from the lectures and tour of the library. Another interesting trip was made to Stix, Baer and Fuller's Assembly Room on March 5 to see a collection of the best works of art from various Missouri High Schools. German Club THE German Club was again organized this year under the capable spon- sorship of Wir. Oberg. our German teacher. Due to recent national events the club name has been changed to the Language Club. The purpose of this club is to rreate a greater understanding for German music. literature and authors. Each week a poem and a short story were read, a geography report was read. and songs were sung. Pictures and slides per- taining to the interests of the club were shown. The increase in membership from seven last lear to twenty-one this year testifies to the reputation the club has gained as a very active and pleasant organization. One half of each meeting is devoted to entertainment in which the members participate. At Christmas the club members exchanged gifts and had a very exciting time. The club officials included: President ..,.......,., .... R aymond Schallom Vice-President. . . ,...... Walter Bush Secretary ......, .... R aymond Gehl Treasurer ...,...... .... W illiam Meyer Sergeant-at-arms ,..,. .... H arry Deutsch Hi-Lights Reporter .,.. ..... H erbert Reh Sponsor ........... . . .ML Oberg 'TLT' gvr- ? A 4 ,aa- -Z Commercial Club 5.2 'P' t 'mx THl4l Commercial Club was again organized this year under the sponsorship of Miss Fields. A constitution was immediately drawn up which governed the activities of all the members of the club during the school year. The purpose of the club was: to promote interest in the business world and in the study of commercial subjects, to encourage students to become business- minded and to become familiar with modern progressive business methods and systems, and to learn to appreciate the value of good business ethics. As their contribution to the Stunt Night program, the club presented a playlet entitled Boss vs. Secretary, which depicted the great difference between an efhcient and an inefficient secretary. ln order that each student might have a more personal part in the weekly club meetings, a member was selected by the president to sponsor each program. At the end of the year the best program was voted on. and a prize was awarded the winner. Activities during the year included a Christmas party, a trip to a business office. and a business lecture. With such a full program this club hopes that it has in some way contributed to the preparation of its members for a position in the business world. Boys Glee Club HE Bax less Boxs C-lee Club IS malntalned for the enjow ment derlxed from tralnlng for the appreclatlon of good muslc and the honor to represent adlstxnct cultural phase of school llfe lts tlllftj hxe members enter the organlzatlon wlth such fervor that Nlrs Hubbard the sponsor seldom needs to worry about the slngmg performance of the group Perhaps we capture some of her enthu sxasm The club meets twlce a week on Tuesday and on Thursday Besldes thls regular tralmng the boys partlclpate ln school actxvltles such is Stunt Nnght Chrlstmas Program MUSIC Festlval and Gracluatlon The club has lts own officers whxch preside over the club meetlngs Ray Albers has been the accompanlst for the past two years and hls gradua t1on wlll be a real loss to the club ,um ,,,,,,, we ,,,,s ,,,,,,,, MW ,,,, ,M..qIBIg.-N, ,,,,,,u gy , 1 1 Annual Club THE. Annual Club, sponsored by Miss Lenz, was an entirely new organiza- tion added to Bayless' list of clubs this year. The members of the club functioned as a group to collect material for the annual. Their special project was to make a collection of snapshots of school life throughout the term so that the student body could have a better remem- brance of those activities and pleasures they had experienced as members of the student body. The club is to be commended for doing so cheerfully much of the routine work on the annual. President ...... ..... C eorge Strahl Vice-President. . . . . .Leonore Gravette Secretary ...... . . . Doris Kitzberger Treasurer, . . .. .Shirley Kuehn Latin Club THF. Latin Club. or Legio Latina as it is called by the twenty members, under the sponsorship of lVlrs. Hubbard, has had its first year at Bayless. Previous to this year Nlrs. Hubbard has taken charge of the music division when clubs were formulated. The presiding officers are given rather unique titles in accordance with old Roman customs. The two consuls. as they are called, are Phyllis Eilenberger and Daniel O'Brien, who preside alternately over the meeting. There is also the scriptor. or secretaryg the quaestor, or treasurer: and the praetor. or sergeant-at-arms. At the meetings talks and reports are given on the origin of various Roman customs. names, and dates. The members also play games originated by the Romans. There was an exchange of presents at the Christmas meeting. Some work has been done on a Latin play. The motto of the club. Omnia Latina studentia venientu, meaning All Latin students are welcome, and the interesting activities of the club will make it one of the most popular at Bayless. The principal activities of the year included participation in Stunt Nite and a lecture attended at St. Louis University. For Stunt Nite, members of the club assisted by the Latin classes dramatized the origin of the titles of the months. The very interesting lecture at St. Louis University was entitled A Walk Through Modern Rome. Legio Latina is a member of the junior Classical League, a national organi- zation, and almost all of the members have a club pin and a certificate of mem- bership. KKB7, Club THE Lettermen's B Club was organized and sponsored by Coach Robert A. Forbes. This club, which is composed of only lettermen in volleyball, basketball, baseball and track was organized to teach the athlete what is expected of him in his capacity as an athlete and to be a sportsman at all times. The club also tried to arouse an interest in sports which are very rarely played at our school. To stimulate such interest Herbert Nlarkwort was invited to lecture to the club on tennis. The lecture was followed by a demon- stration on the vital points in playing the game. If the members ofthe newly formed club can carry out the ideal to be sports- men at all times, it will make better citizens of this generation. The club ofhcials included: President ........... .... R obert Horneyer Vice-President. . . . . .Roland Stucltrneyer Secretary. . . , . ...,., Robert Kaeser Treasurer. . . . . .Raymond Albers Sponsor, . . ..... Nlr. Forbes 'SBK- Kmttmg Club KNIT one purl one a dropped stitch a broken needle all contrlbute to make the Knlttlng Club sponsored by MISS ean Lucas one of Bayless most enjoyed clubs Every Frlday for one perlod nlmble fingers and chatter Hy as the lcnltters eagerly work It IS dlfhcult to name an artlcle that some member of the club lsn t worklng on at that partlcular moment They can show you warm mlttens clever hats gay mufllers and even a sweater ln some Red Cross yarn Many of the gxrls are kmttlng sweaters ln pastel colors for personal use Socks Wlth brmht backgrounds are a favorlte artlcle satlsfactlon when one can vlew a piece of completed work whlch has been well done The Clllb 0mClalS ll'1ClLld6Cl Pres1dent Ardella Schallom VICE Presxdent Shlrley POISSC qecretary Lorrayne Mathlas Treasurer Evelyn Neeser Sponsor MISS I .lcas -5414. I f'L,...-4 . 12: WM fa-5 ov 6 'Jf'fv7utJ' ' ,,,,,,,, ,,,,re,,u rrrrrur uu,ru,, ururr ef,r4,r, . . V 5 I It.,,m,Wu, ururu r ,r,V, , , . rf . Members of this club have enjoyed their work because there is enormous U B L The Dmmatlc Club THE Dramatxc Club of 4I and 42 under the SUPCTYISIOD of 'Wrs Elmore has glwen two hlghly entertalnlng performances haxe seen some professlonal performances and haxe had xnterestlng dramatlc eicperxences ln regular club meetlngs The Stunt lN1te play Sparkln a folk play wlth 1tS settlng IH the N!llClNV6Sf ln early nlneteenth century gaxe several new members of the dramatlc club the opportunlty to show thelr abxllty The cast conslsted of l..uc1lle Baldwin Shlrley Helnzer Wllma Pollard and ohn Astasauskas all of whom lnterpreted their llnes well and promise to provlde the club with good materlal ln the future The other performance was Almost Summer the umor Senlor play ln which adolescent and domestlc problems are enacted Lllllan Boese Beulah McKelvey Gertrude Haack Dortha Rowold Ardella Schallom Art Splndler Larry Bevard Russell Salomo Donald Matthes and George Strahl make up the cast Our club programs has been especlally lnterestlng thls year because at every meetmg a pantomlme or short play was QIVCH a play read or stage technlques discussed The club has llliCWlSC reallzed ltS alm to stlmulate lnterest ln dramatlcs for every member has managed to see at least one play on the pro fesslonal stage durlng the vear Members attendmg reported to the rest of the club on l..1fe with Father The Doctor s Delemma and Arsenic and Old Lace At the cllmax of the year the club as a whole saw Maurxce Evans ln Macbeth T e club ofhcers are as follows Presxdent Arthur Spmcller Vxce Presldent Bob Ferns Secretary Lllllan Boese Treasurer Russell Salomo Sponsor Mrs Elmore N .Q - 4- ,,,,,f,,.,,,,-,,,f-A,.,,,- ff,f ,,,,,W,,f,,--,f., ,, ,WW,MWf,,,f.,,,,,,--f,,f,,K ,W,,,,. 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B The Band HE Bayless School Band IS composed of fortx Frye members oxer half of whom are still ln grade chool It serves the musxcally mxncled student by glxxng hlm an opportunity to learn a band instrument and helps him to broaden his appreclatlon of muslc It functlons ln the school by taklng part ln many of lts actlvxtles Thxs year It played for Stunt Nlszht for the crowmng of the queen for most of the basketball games for the Amerxcan Lemon oratorlcal contest and for the operetta It played ln the Armlstlce Day Parade at University Cnty and ln our own oncnlc parade Probably the hlgh llght of the year for the band was 1tS first concert At this concert the band wore 1ts new unlforms for the first tlme The members of the band and the dlrector are very proud of these for whlch they wlsh to thank Mrs Bascom the Patrons Assoclatlon the Mothers Club and others who helped to make them possible Sprlng festivals IU which our band partlclpated were those at Bayless Ferguson and Unlversxty Crty --1..l-f r X ' x .q'Nxl ran, Q ffffsaa M afff .1 lt fsasa asas s as assasa Q- t. 'B B The Mothers Club and the Patrons Assoczatzon THF Bayless 'Vlothers Club and Patrons Asso clatlon are the two organizations which direct thelr every effort toward bulldlng a happy and SatlSfdC torv school life for everyone of us here at Bayless Although we sometimes seem to take for granted the speclal thlngs they are constantly dolng for us nevertheless we feel a deep and slncere apprecxa tlon for all that they have clone for us this year MRS JOHN RONECKER MR EI-MER KUHNER 'lr vig gg, if, 11 1 aiszzazfflzzzmz mizzmu, Q 2 if Ei x W lv W at E ixk QQ' f L1 X 'fwef 'VA Gi, 'b 1 OA 3 W i W- ,,,Q ! HHH!! H14 ? ' l A . 5 2 A 1 5 ' 5. 7 5 ' 'it 9 V i ig 'lin V' 5 is ' J S gi xr i fl!! 4 4 g W : 4 1 ft , x- r ff Mfr!! g ' -ff, ti - z J H Wlis' ff-ff - f if- fat EVV f -!! J Xf ,VV,,,y, ' gn' V XV? 1 21 fan f i I N- H Q IAN if 7 5' 4 Him 1 I' 5 Ii ilglp f X I ,,, .4f' i 2 Z F! If ' - - - 6151 .. A' L ,, ,1 i , V ' Q-'. 4 'V J ' 1 X N. 5,1 5- gg, .1 V 2 ' fl flaw . -'V' ' 7 Aa. x Fr' N ' . 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AV A I Basketball INDIBR the capable superxlslon of Coach Forbes the Baxless Basketball Team enjoyed a successful season Wxth slx Iettermen returnmg from last xear s team the squad began practlce wrth hugh hopes of a great year Thelr hopes were rewarded IH the first game of the season when Bayless defeated Roosevelt Tlus was the hrst tlme Roosuelt suffered defeat xt the hands of the Bayless sharpshooters Bayless lost a hard fought battle to I ureka In thelr hrst game of the Ferguson Tournament on a contested declslon of the referee Ihe Bronchos ended ln second place ln the Counts League wlth a record of seven vlctorxes and three defeats In the Reglonal Tournament at Prmcxpla the team took third place honors Indrvlduxl honors were galned by Bob Horneyer who set an all county record of thlrth elght pomts gaxnst N tllcx Park I-Iorneyer and Stuckmeyer were elected to the County All Star 'I eam the Reglonal Team and were g1VCn honorable mentlon on the D1StflCt All Star Team Albers recelvecl honorable mentlon on the Countv All Star Team and along wlth I'I1gg1ns and lVIazuran1c recelved the same mentlon on the Reglonal Team Captam Roland Stuclcmeyer Ray Albers Otto Cestrmg Ray Hlgglns Clarence Bell Dlclc Boese and Robert Plnlterton wxll be absent from next year s squad due to graduatlon These players w1II long be remembered for the glory they attalned for Bayless Opposln Where Bayless Opp Type of Came Ineam Played Date Qcore Store Roosevelt I ere Crystal Cxty RIVCTVICW Brentwood Aflton ennlngs I Iancocl-z Riverview I alrvlew 'VIehIvlIIe I urelca Aflton I erguson B 5 Cxtholxt Nlchlvllle I urckz St Iet 'Xflton Itnnlngs I xlrylew I here Fl here FI here ere I here I mere I Iefff Icrgt on I ere I erc I CFL I llfK f I r rlnt :px I Prar tlce Practlce Practice League League League League League I eague I ractlcc I erguson Illtl nv I It c n Iourn Iractlce League Practlce I 1, Igue I t I uc xss muon Lu n iss Q L NS Luz ourn untnt ouxn nmcnt ourn tm rt ourn mtnt . , . . 1,7 x I V V t . . 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I Frou -Zh did M Z 'Y 4+ b J-fifkef ,Bnyluy 178 rco gan. -'H-1. 4- -'--2. 4-.--- iii-5 -f- W --Wav-o Inman... ..............-3' '2.,.....-.- MKCK -v 'l-n -v-.-3? -i ' flffmi WZ- ISN7' U1 T' Hayle! s H kwon j3,y1err RQSTER K Q f .. ,L-sSYf I3 hs: 53 hilnffeg ma' JXJ Lug V Bayless KJ ffglnrvliugefgg efffknm Erui' Mm E Baseball E baseball enthuslasts here at Bayless have great hopes that thxs years team wlll fulfill ts schedule as successfully as the I94I team All posxtlons are fllled wlth the exceptlon of catcher and we hope to find another pltcher to relieve Roland Stuckmeyer Last year the team won elght out of elght games behind Stuckmeyer s great pltchlng Followmg are results of games played Date Aprl II Aprl I6 Aprll 30 May May May May Opponent Affton Eureka Valley Park Affton Eureka Valley Park Hancock We They W . I 'I 7 0 'l 4 I ' I2 2 I 2 I 9 4 3 I4 I2 7 May 20 Mehlville I 5 I 26 5 I Baseball Although there IS no county baseball league we have scheduled games wlth Eureka Affton Mehlvllle Hancock Cleveland and Roosevelt We are anxlous for the opemng game of the season not only to test our sklll but also to dlsplay our new unlforms Through graduatlon Bayless wlll lose the entlre lnfielders Kaeser Boese and Hohl and pltcher Stuckmeyer ThlS year the team IS under the able clxrectlon of Robert Forbes who succeeds'E Moss last year s mentor regular outfield: Higgins, Kersting, and Albers: three 1942 Track The future of thls year s track team looks very brxght The reason IS the large turnout of the lower classmen who under the supervlslon of our coach Mr Mltchell wlll attempt to accompany the veterans to vlctory self who whlle ln college ran the two mlle mlle half mlle and he was also a member of the relay team We belleve he Wlll be able to work wonders wlth the thlrty boys who Slglled up Mr. Mitchell is a track man him- 1942 Track We have many of last years track men wxth us thus year Bob Horneyer wlll throw the dlsc and shot along wlth Louls VeDova and Vlncent Mazuranxc Our outstancllng hugh jumpers are Cllfford Markland and Robert Pmkerton T e clashes of l00 220 and 440 yards will be sprmtecl by Bob Horneyer Roland Stuckmeyer Larry Bevard and ohn Kerstmg Our hurdlers are Bevard Markland Krackenberg and Plnke ton Cxff Markland and Larry Bevarcl w1ll also attempt new hlghs wlth the pole vault while Robert Turley Larry half mile Bevard Markland Horne yer and Kerstlng will broad Jump Our relay teams whlch macle a wonderful showmg last year Wlll probably conslst of the same men Stuckmeyer Horneyer Bevarcl Kerstmg and Markland We are scheduling meets wlth Affton Hancock Brentwood Jennlngs Ferguson PYlnClpla lVlehl vllle FBIYVICW RIVCFVICW Gardens and posslbly others ' ' . h , , ' r . l' Bevard, and George Strahl will run the mile and Volleyball BUE. to the able dlrectlon of Robert Forbes the Bayless Volleyball Team dlsplayed unusually fine teamwork for the short duratlon of the volleyball season A record of the games played IS as follows Opponcnl Affton Hancock Brentwood lVlel1lv1lle Fairview Clayton Brentwood Clayton Ferguson Tournamcnl Affton FHIYVICW Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Los! Lost Lost Lost Lost Dear ..,. Dlary fX SEPTEMBER I94l SEPTEMBER 2 School began and after a few sxgns for summers fun w found we were really happy to see old pals agaln Llked the new teachers and were glad most of the old faculty was stlll here SEPTEMBER ID Roundup of local talent for the volleyball season today Teams will be battling soon wlth home success we hooe Come on Bayless OCTOBER I94I OCTOBER 2 Seniors led off wlth class electlons today Bob Plnkerton was chosen presldent Bob Ferrls for VICC presldent Beulah lVlcKelvey for secretary and Bob Kaesar for treasurer Three Bobs and a babe OCTOBER 3 The JUUIOYS met and followed their example electlng these officers udlth Ulrlch presldent Russel Solomo vice presldent Betty Shaw secretary Henrietta Fugman treasurer Unusual g1rl presldent OCTOBER I6 Another rlotous meetlng thls txme for the Sophs They elected Nlncent Mazuranlc as presldent Donald Wolz VICC presldent Marne Dobrlch secretary Walter Busch treasurer OCTOBFR I7 The Freshman Class brought up the rear of the electlon parade today Results Ralph Broslus presldent C-len Sommers VICC preslclent Harry Deutsch secretary Pat Florl treasurer Unusual boy secretary OCTOBER I8 Our Home Ec Department went far abroad today to a Home Economics Conventlon at Valley Park What they saw must have been msplrlng for they came home wlth a zest for some real COOklDg and sewlng Bayless llttle homemakersn OCTOBER 31 To Hnlsh up a full month we celebrated Halloween it the Freshman dance and what a celebratlon' The Freshles were good sports through all the pranklng though and the commumty of Dog patch was well represented 1n the costumes And those loud loud shirts' NOVI MBI R I9-11 NOXI lNlBl R 7 Qtunt Night was really a credlt to the school and was a hne exenlng of entertainment Not only was the audltorlum hlled but what an owatlon the audience gne our talent And we wont for et the producers behlnd those swell sluts and stunts W ell done Bayless TNOVI TBT R I4 The hrst Issue of our school newspaper came out today under the tltle Name It Take It for the contest to name the paper XYIDHCI' gets a years subscrlptlon 'Vlr Shanklands news hounds turned out thlS blt of llterars effort and we re looklng for more KSN T L' 'iff ' ffl: N , H K X - , 9 fl ' ' 'r fs . 1 i f - f up gf N l 4 o , . ,... gl, ,, , f . ..--1: , ,.-L .J Cla 1-M.-, c,.!:G,J'f fi ,J ' 1' css-: 5 -U . . . , . 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NOVEMBER Z7 Last nlght mld fan fare of trumpets and before a hushed crowd our Sophomore Evelyn Stallard was crowned ueen of Basket ball to relgn for 4I and 42 The parade of the lovely new and retlr mg queens the charming maids the llttle crown bearer the basketball squad and trumpeters nn full regalxa all brought to our throats a lump of prlde and loyalty for our Alma lWater And we were prouder yet when our Bayless boys trlumphed over Roosevelt 1n the game that followed the first of the season DECEMBER I94l DECEMBLR I0 The C-lrls Intramural Volleyball Tournament ended today after a five day series ln whxch slx teams competed for champlonshlp Beulah McKelvey s team came out on top We salute you captaxn DECEMBER Il Our Latln Class took a trlp to St LOUIS Unlversxty and heard a lecture on Old Rome They also saw a film of beautlful technlcolor photographs of the life and arts of Rome today After the lecture our students recelved a surprise they walked out into a DECEMBER I8 We had another group leave home for a while today only to return with honors The art class went to the Llbrary and artlst eanette Scrafton received honorable mentlon for her Chrlstmas Carol Poster Encore please DECEMBER I9 The Chrlstmas xssue of our paper was publlshed today to the general delight and pleasure of all Russel Solomo won the nam mg contest wxth Bayless H1L1ghts and gets the pr1ze We llke very much those artlcles acqualntlng us wlth the new teachers DECEMBER 24 We re off for the Chrlstmas holdlaysl Eleven days of vacatlon and wlll we pack every one wlth fun We had the ChflSt mas program thls mornlng and loved singing the old carols agaln Merry Chrlstmas all GA A - i . Y . - winter wonderland H sudden snow and bitter cold. A Q x l .IANLARY I9-12 ANUARY 3 Back to school with a new start on a new year We did our celebrating and finally resolved to strive for improvement as far as possible We heard today that I8 of our high school students collected about S203 for the Red Cross over the holidays A shining example of achievement for us JANUARY 8 The Senior girls visted the St Louis CltV Hospital today They witnessed an operation toured the buildings and had tea 'Wany of them made the final declsion noi to become a nurse but there are several thinking seriouslv of that career This world could use some modern Florence Nlghtlngales JANUARY 74 The CIYICS Class yyent to efferson City todav on the stream lined Eagle They ylslted the capitol the supreme court buildlng and other places conducted by a guide We wish we could have gone too And again our orators debated at the Practice Tourna ment at Webster Groves Their subject Resolved that every able bodied male citizen ID the Lnited States be required to have one year of full time military training before attaining the present draft age FEBRUARY I94Z FI BRUARY 9 We really outdld ourselves and rose a whole hour earlier this morning for Daylight Saving Time But all those sleepy faces' Ho hum ust can t keep our eyes open torlcal Contest but no success Maybe well have a lawyer or two rise from the group though FEBRUARY I9 The Band Concert was given tonight and we really enjoyed it All that rumbling nolse from the gym these past weeks has turned into something good And our musicians looked grand in the new uniforms FL BRUARY Z2 It s W ashlngton s birthday todav and there s no school tomorrow no blue Vlondav again Among other things we really appreciate Washin ton at times like these FLBRUARY 23 6 7 Our basketball teams played at the District Regional Class B Tournament at Principia these three days They kept our pulses pounding high up to the last running but they lost out FEBRUARY Z8 There was another League Tournament it Kirkwood with Bayless versus Affton We cheered our boys to victory in all the excitement 'XIARCH I9-17 NIARCH 3 The Art Class attended a Stix Baer and Fuller Art Display Exhibit where they got some good pointers Thls class has been making us Slt up and take notice 'VIARCH 6 Today the Basketball team presented to Nlrs Bascom the hard earned trophy representing the season s ylctories It s acknowledged that yye have some of the best players in the county 'VIARCH 9 Since the Znd the Basketball Intermural Tournament here at Bayless has been in process Stanley Bopp s team defeated all comers and walked off with the honors 9 17 . I I n 7 - FEBRUARY I6 We debated again at the American Legion District Ora- . - g ' .v . ' r ' V ic- ' I I MARCH 20 Our band attended the Band Festwal at Umversnty Clty thls mornmg and they reported a grand get together with plenty of orchestration IVIARCH ZI Today was the first day of Sprlng but we could detect no flowery fragrance or balmy breezes We dld notlce the roarmg March wmds and the odor of coal smoke though The day was ushered ln wxth a blast of trumpets from the band solos who agam vlslted Umverslty Clty MARCH 27 The Soph Hop was glven tonlght ln the grade school basement and they had fun IH splte of the colder weather Must we say A good tlme was had bv all 3 MARCH 28 We were verv very proud of players I-Iorneyer and Stuclcmeyer when we heard they had made the County All Star Basketball team Congratulations' MARCH 3l Today the Commerclal Club was the guest of a mxmeograph company downtown They were accompamed by three gxrls from the newspaper staff and all learned the arts of preparing and roII1ng APRIL I942 APRIL I0 Its one time we rather enjoy our classes Our prize vocalists Shlrley Polsse Valerla Gross and Robert Turley went to Umverslty Clty today too APRIL I7 The unlor Senlor play was a success wlnnlng the cr1t1c s pralse hands down These plays are so good we look forward to them as an annual event APRIL Z4 Our unlor dance was held tonight ID the grade school basement as usual We had the usual fun we have when Baylessltes get together APRIL 29 A group of us from Bayless attended Shalcespeares Nlacbeth at the Amerlcan theater thxs afternoon We were highly thrilled by the drama of It so grln and bear lt lf we freely quote from Skhaespeare for a few days L 5 J printed matter off a mimeograph press. i J . . . l 1 Q APRIL 'XI-XX X110 NIAN 'XIXN 7 Once f1Uu1n we had our I112 sc1ooI XIu:1c Cbtlkcll th1 t1me at Ferguson Our number ot Qmgers was fewer th1s xedr but we Got ci nv ci r1v1t n sunv m1t our 1ec1rt5 Con entla N we thought me were vood too X ID The umor Qcmor Prom 'NIus1e Soft I1QhtQ the sw 1rI of rexlnbox colored Downs OI1 me had 11 wondeful t1mc and laughed through exerx m1nute of It almost Vie cI1dnt drcdm cll'1XtlTIUC' could be so Qrdnd 7I 1ose am u 1nd exumb crept up on us nd are oxcr now thunk goodness We xe slned and w uled ox er an exam paper for 1e dat t1me tI'llS xedr Ls for a long X 1ef1t1on 28 Were Ulxen our annuxls toddw and tI1r1IIed to death oxer t1em Iqew around eolleetlng s1gn1turea of elxss mxtes nd texehers and 1 reudx hdxe one sploteh of1nIc IH lt I ut 1t s st1II precious on1g1t was Commeneement 1 nlght 1 Cf wlth memor1eS xre wells xnd h1Qh hopes We dreaded Inlddlneg flood Inc to our Irlend but we dld and were eonsoled In our thou1gI1tN lor the I'uture ust Jetxseen xou and HIL de1r d11rx I I1Iee sehool xerx mue1 L I I-I2 1e111e o 1 1 1 1 p1cn1e 1e J XVIII' 1orn , e 1 tuex fee'or1t1ovs IC sc ttcrlnf We dld exerx t11ns.z ind atc exerxthlng hut me haue 41 whole aummer to recuperatc 'num-ww J f,ZZ4f . -8 'I ' n kph 'I 1 7 S ' -' 'IoI,I'lI 1,1 . 11 C1 , QII I 1-' 2 fad, Vllg, NIA ', I9-12 , 1 I - J I 'LJ I I . 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