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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1943 volume:

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I Y ' X Hn 9VIemonam - - C9tto Tfzjemer Thrs poem was found among the effects of our former Bayless student Otto Werner who dlecl lh the servrce of has country Smce we are dedrcatmg this edltxon of our annual to our boys In service we feel that It IS especially appropriate to place has poem m our book We shall not forget hlm l wonder lf the soldier brave Who loses llfe ln valorous fight Cares who wms thls useless war That fills hls day and haunts hrs night l wonder lf the whlstlmg shell That tears so madly through the breeze Hurts the soldler near so much As dlstant home town memorxes Memorles of llttle things Llke butterflles wlth tinted wlngs Budded trees and babbllng sprmgs Or how your vlllage churchbell rlngs l wonder lf he really cares For medals brlght and bands so loud I m sure he d rather see hls home Than any hero l0Vlhg crowd Orroj WEINER US Marrne 1941 42 Um' CBazyless Qym A symbol o lhe many happy euemngs span! logelher cocmngs of song athletics music and drama T e Oracle CPresentatwn FOREWORD EFORE us lay the end of our hlgh school days and we sought a way to make our cherlshed memories lrve We knew that ln time even the sharpest plctures whxch our mmds hold would fade leaving but dlm outlmes to remmcl us ust so we knew that other forms of Journallstlc efforts llve thelr short day but a book IS a preservatlve for the years ahead of the records lt gathers between xts covers Now thls volume lles before you sped on by our fern ent prayers that It has captured the rrght moments crystalllzed them and now holds them ready for your future remxms cence We know that some day youll leaf through these pages and be COnVlnCCd of the fortune you gathered ln knowl edge and frrends Dedlcatlon To those alumnl and other students of Bayless Hlgh School dedlcate this annual with sincere appreclatlon of thelr efforts ln our behalf M 1. . who are in the armed forces in many parts of the world, we 4-f' 'N-s QPU' .L Letter How much do I mlss you3 If I could but convey The uncountable moments you possess my mmd throughout the day Slttlllg ln your chaxr wlth Pal s head upon my knee Always hopmg always praymg for the day of your returnlng Oh my love you cannot know how deeply I am yearmng lx ir V I v'0'U'. I I 5' And the evenings alone as I read your favorite poetry, Q., WW? 313.7111 5551831617 Oil' BAYLESS avg ,Miniature ?Democracy af- 'Z-1 ,. IT- , 51EWm 5 f f . , ,.1. ' ': 5 '24 ' 0 fflgzgfiig- Www .P ,ggi Af , P, ' ,W. ,Aw A ew 2 2 , 124 f' f' gegfi FE? f 2 f fi 552 2 5 :Jian 1 Nembers of the Class of 1943 Congramalauons UPON the successful completlon of your course of study as prescribed by our schools l feel that the achlevement of thls honor repays the QHCTIFICCS made by those who are lnterested ln your welfare Whether you now enter upon your llfe work go to some higher lnstltutlon of learnlng or enter the armed servlce of your country l want you to feel free to call upon me for any further servlce l may be able to render Vly lnterest ln you does not end wlth your graduatlon but rather follows xou durlng the comlng years Your achlevements wlll be an lnsplratlon to me for further servlce IH my work Wrth smcere best wlshes Mrs Vlolet Bascom I a T ' ' ' ooo l w . . r v u - v l r l r l w 'O' an-Y W nr A , V ,k,A W Y V V utmisx-in Y . -7 GMT Superintendent MRS VIOLET C BASCOM Tribute to WTS CBascom EVERY year an army of students marches through the corridors of Bayless Hugh School Our Supenntendent Mrs Vlolet C Bascom IS the commander m chlef of thus army Her commlsslon to see us safely through the various ranks clurxng our four years stay here has always been carried out ln such a manner that everyone realnzes her exceptlonal slull and ablllty She IS an officer of the hlghest rank We salute her' 4 o 0 0 0 . , . . , - l , . , . . v Bea 4-QQ-u Hur Faculty WWWWLW WWW ACM, XA5,,Q,Q,n,...vd-M.-.. M.-...JR 3Cl3'.,,,a..L,. MRS INA E HUBBARD MRS ESTELLE F ELMORE v-uMiQu,cXo+cl'b. tt. Trllmte to the Faculty Nw-1-4 BP'-d5Q--vs o.,.'e,,1.,-W. Jr. 'K H- muh lnn!.,EL..,,,, NOW more than ever durlng these stlrrlng tlmes hugh school students need guldance ln the home and at school as well Here at Bayless we feel that we are lndeed fortunate, to have had the excellent guldance of teachers who are OUI' fI'lel'ldS HS well 3.5 OUT lI'lStl'l1CtOI'S , . J Z-fl E! X.a,..,. BIA. ' ollloiw 2- - at X - - 5 I -s 4-f N-n Sur Faculty If I MISS LEOLA O BRIEN MR CHARLES BOWERS MISS CHLOE FIELDS MISS MARJORIE jOHANNINC 1 ! ,H L41 8, I 7 , Y I .wiv-, I , lglggfl if 1 ,xxx - f f , .I , ' 3.4. , f .L JI f Ui! 54,1 W 'I II lfvl-flu ' I, - If V, 1 , I USU 'I ' I ' .IVW'V'x V4.1 Il ' f 'KLIQ 42 ' f, , I I , '- ' -l'L A I I .,f'lx' I 1 2 fL.,.1..,U:,. dx., I S, ,...' - , S I - S I. iSS II SSSSSI J 1 s Um Faculty ggkxv Q MISS VIRGINIA WEAR MISS ELVA LENZ MR CLEO SHINABARGER MR MILTON EICHKORN 6' -1-a 4-nfxq-s A X Faculty MR HUGH PORTER 'VIR lVlN OBF The Ten Fmest Tlungs Dawn Sllent church before service beglns The love of a llttle chllcl The moment just before one IS sure of belng loved The moment of rescue from danger The understanclxng between frlends The mountalns the desert and the sed Two aged lovers gomg clown the hmll of life together, Flrst love, The joy of exnetence ' x! . . ,.X. . . . . I- Q r Q f Q Mm 'when Ut 5 Wearzng june School work seems a llttle llghter Worries seem a llttle sllghter Sunshlne just a llttle brlghter When lt s nearmg une Classmates seem to be less weary E Grades seem to be less learv Teachers seem to be more cheery When lt s nearing une Vacation tlme seems to be much nearer SklCS seem just a little clearer True frlencls just a llttle clearer When It s nearlng june Carolyn Krumrer :YQ uw -9' I I Y luU40 'al I ' ' 1: A W! V 7 ' , . , . J , . , . J A n. 0 this lbmgmi nfrvit 01111 CB0ard of Ecluccztion THIQ Senior Class of I9-15 desires to express its appreciation to the Board of Education for its very fine work in the interest of the school and its students. P '9f . WSQ6 'VIENIBFRS 'VIR ADOLPH WEBFR frcasurer 'VIR HUGO COSS Prcszdenl MR LOLJIS HEINLEY Y MR. OTTO CESTRINC. Secrelary MR, FRED VASEL MR, HANS HAACK, Vice-Presidenl Peekmg ln on the Jumor Class we nd LUCILLE BALDWIN refuse s to fum Huym s qu e n jfcp sun 1dr sqzuldnm RALPH BLANKENSHIP doesn t mmd Ins nuknrzme of Fstellf LILLIAN BOESE flf11I11tS spfnrlznq hu pfnmcs on An M1111 stamps fm Il 161111111 Pmatf zn fhe Army WALTER BUSCH says that he has hu hun rut for wax rw SHIRLEY COOK IS th! fastest tupzst nz hu class but hm Annu friend smms Io be nvfzf RAYMOND CORDES has found ll 111 u mtnffst nz the Fwshmmz Class MARIE DOBRICH ax uunmq ll certam Senwr s rmq Ah Lou' JACKIE DRIER dflzqhts m hm snplnstuated hun do and fancy fm dips PHYLLIS EILENBERGER 14071 t fell us whom S110 su rftly admires HARRIET ELMO as Hom! E ns qu she s tops' ANGELA ERESH Afvps the outfzcld on Ihr :un u lun she qcfs up to but duzmq u softball gum? RAYMOND GEHL 14 1th smne boys 1t 9 gnls but 11 ith Ray 1t s the toot toot of fl ham whzxflc VIRGINIA GRAVETTE 11111 make ll pfrjcct scrmtmu some day JOSEPH GUTJAHR has fun zn faking off 111 has Hudson BETTY HAYNES Mudez' tl at s uhut she ll do to us SHIRLEY HEINZER zs fl efrybody 9 sueeflzfbazt w1fh her jun makmy and 17l7,pE76071lLt107l9 CHARLES HOWE 19111 Q0 bnshful sfmvf th! Play ROBERT HUBER has a plclfe 111 the hunt of P10711 qwl not that we blame you :mls GERALD JOSTES run zfally beat Ollf the boome 'll00g16 on those 110711 keys GLORIA KESSELRING talk talk talk that s all slzc docs JACK LEACH seems to be playmq hard to get Or 18 he just nafumlly bnshful ' RUSSELL LEHR The Armzf and Russ' are mighty rhummy these days ETHEL LENK E1 en the boys ruimzt shf ffm bcml DORIS MARCHI fouldn t do lllfh01lf Snmttu and Dot as far as slmppuzq rlrzwes go NINCENT MAZURANIC lele their s luuglltn flzfrf S fun uhm: thmfs fun theres Vnzre' VSILLIAM MEYER IS u nntuzul hom baker GERALDINE MOSS uhfrf do the hunky rnrls go' Ask Jean, DOROTHY MCCANN has tu o fmonff pastzmvs 14111111141 slarks 1171 using the lunqmzljz nf 1411 tors GLORIA PALUBIAK A 111 that 111111111 somcmzv graduates uholl wc them Io meet Glo at hcl Imhm ' ALLLN PATRICK who is she Allen f Then must he SOTILUITH EDWARD PHELAN IS to hunt qua! VK ILBURN POPE IN fl C4I7lfIlP CIISIHIOIU Ihmkmq 071111 of Ihr 1IIfSf'Hf lfttmq the futznf fuk! une of ztsclf HFRBERT REH de 1111119 an usnzq hu P p s fur ROBERT RUESCHOFF' ms II hulfnt of mquznq 111th Ius 1111111 GLORIA SCHAAN 0 t zu to hc: lwlllillf' RAYMOND SCHALLON1 18 Bll1lIlN5 Ixznq of Jue VK ILLIAM SCHAUER Wllllll Bfwszf ' NORMAN SCHICKER s 111051 Pfts n un 1 ll 1 DOROTHY SCHNEIDER? s :P JU! of quh 1 JUANITA SMITH 1 1 ll s FVFLYN STALLARD he s hr: mind Drfp IH thc Hr 1l'lf of Tffns HLTH STUCKMEYER tar 111 I fff all spfn s 'NIARCELLA VVACK 11110118 fulmnznrf hffvlf 111 Hzstmu Class BERNARD WILDER 11111 mfs sffms In hm P plfnfu of mlm fm Ihr mils LOVELLA WILSDORF ll hosf qmet natum 8917718 to makr hw an ffcrllfnt sra'n1Lst1css DONALD WOLZ made qmtf a 111! nz the Junm: Sfmm Play RUSSELL ZINGRICH is the Cfntfr of utt1act1on 141111 the qnla H1 Ins 1111111 blue sport wat f . . . .. yi .. k w 7 - ' 4. ' 1 r f ,- ,,,,, L, ,,,,,,,,M , . . J. , , - V-A ' .' . ,u ' . f . . , x ' , ' . . . 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' . ,, , ,nr has H f U un' ll'f'lli11'f 'irinf' WW-, , ,,L-,-,,,,is f1'i'ing us y' 'I.' crrzsy. l J in H f V I., ,, - .. ,, - , , . , ' W, ,, , ,,,,,,, ,,,, , ,Jw I ' b 'r .' 'f.'. , V J , jhlf . .I I H ,Semor .Tumor Sophomore Ureshman 0? 4-f' 'N-s 4-im Semors All Shhhh ll 5 a mzlzlary sccrcl fha! Wlarle Blrkner will grow The Huch s wxll arrlve at school on tlmc Lols Brenneeke can t keep track of all her boy l-llCI1Clb George Kleln wlll get caught ln the draftlf-' l velxn BTOSIUS wxll get up early enough to get her llpstlek on ln tlme Steve P3XlOX1L mlght dlscontmue h1s banker s hours Bernxce Sehallom may CUltlVdtC a dlslxke for sailors l lmer Helnzer w1ll turn out to be a qulet reserved gentleman udxth UlflCll wlll some day become the author ofa famous novel Bob Horneyer mxght some dav be an Admlral Bettx Shaw lb gettxng to be qulte the gxrl 33 Frankle Ortmann Wlll turn out to be a sentlmentalxst lwarle Phelan has a certaln deep dark secret W xrrcn Poll xrd IS hnfxllv IH love can Kiufm mn exn t get out of the mood Russ Silomo wlll wexght 200 pounds l velxn Neeser has Hn xlly chosen just one Lew1s Vasel wlll go to VV est POlIlt Dorls Mae Kltzllerger IS crazy For Navy-U3 ack Krackenberg wlll be contented to drlve 30 mlles an hour lnsteacl of 60 Dot Burk has leirned to drlxe a carJ3J Qharles Wlllxams Wlll be a second Harry ames Caroline Krumrel xxlll vet hltched lm Pretz has more nerxe than sense He cxdmxts It l1lIT19Llf Shlrley Kuehn s halr wmll be straxght B111 LeBaube wxll stop sleeplng ln classes Henrxctta Fugm xnn wall be wa1t1ng when unnle comes fI'ldl'C,l11l'lgl1OfTlt. Hank Xvmkelhoeh Wlll be a firmer l dna Lucheck lb a Qharlotte Atlas IH the making Pete SLllIIClClCI' wnll change his attltude towards teachers Wlarxan Hespen lb as sweet a glrl as you eould meet Al Stallard Wlll get hls homework ID on tlme Lucxlle Huelsmg as a blt shy Richard Huntley has a touch of Texas ID hls walk Dolores Cleslelskl doesn t have to put her halr up3J3 Don Nlatthes has got It good and that all! t bad Mary Jane Lammers wlll some day cut her han ohn Halbauer Wlll come to school twlce a week John Sullentrup wlll get t1red of slttmg St xnlex Bopp and a certaln teacher don t get along much any more 'sl if V1 in , l ,--J.: I H- 'J - - if 0 .X Y V QA .Y . . , . . . . , . , ,. , .. , , . , . . --.. 4. . 11 , , , , . , . . i . X . A . v Y X 7 l Z 2 Q e D '. w ,H lj L 2 -2 f S. ei 2 ' S 2 ' . I x. . V . , . J. , , E , . C ' ' 1.1 - - - .4 - vw f D . J 7 . C c . . ' . , . . . E , J . X ' - .' 4 ' . Z ' . N - H s -Y - - . , . . 7 - tt . . H . . . , . , . . , V , - Z if - I .. y L I .H -ng f+f I p- C W' RUSSELL SALOMO Hrs mmd IS as exalted as hlS stature can be flttmgly applled to Russ He IS an all round good fellow as friendly and 1ntell1 gent a presldent as a. Semor class ever had Russ sllps llke a fish mto water from bewxlderlng math to fast action on the sports teams And after hearmg his tenor volce ln MlXCd Chorus we wonder lf he gets his vocal practlce serenadlng under hls gurl 3 wmdow Russ has all those qualltles of falrness loyalty and honesty that make for the success we know he deserves J.. 11 vl 4,-, A C- W Y ni ur? ' l V R if r l J . 'K' OV' X' . if - . ,XLR ' I y,4r'J T fiat' I V ' . '34 I 8 rift ,JM-fy . ,al If ' I K, ' FA' ' I . .1 f f- A, Q JAMES PRETZ He of the curly locks is now a reformed man, having once circulated actively in the wolf field. One of ,Iim's more amazing abilities is thinking up questions for his teachers to answer. They were usually calculated to be quite detailed and take a rather lengthy explanation. He has been responsible for some of the inter- esting products in wood work, and also for some of those interest- ing talks in speech. ln art, too, he definitely shows his skill. As treasurer, Jim was holding the purse strings of the Senior class. il? DORIS MAE KITZBERGER Ulnquisitiveness leads to knowledge is Kitzie's motto, and probably the method by which she gets those enviable grades. Though Doris usually manages to skid in at 8:24 for the 8:25 bell. her ever-ready smile is always on time. We'll never forget the day she pronounced Utsk, tsk as a word instead of just a sound. We never let her forget it either. It was in preparation for her portrayal of Mrs. Gibbs in the Junior-Senior play, a part she did credit to. A chat with Doris is very entertaining and enlighten- ing, especially if the topic of conversation is Navy. wi? min' Ne 'iw ROBERT HORNEYER Bob IS a stellar attraction ln everythmg he undertakes For four years, Bob has been tops ln all Helds of sports, and this year hlt the sport headlmes almost as often as he hxt the basket HIS extra currxcular act1v1t1es have detracted nothmg from hls studies, and thls sprlng he successfully completed a SIX months' course at an Annapolls preparatory school ln two months Thxs senlor has definitely been an asset to Bayless Popular, frlendly, humorous well, to sum lt all up, what more could a glrl ask for3 -.,.q lpr, , A 'v .3 in H r. l , by ,,i,,r,,,j?gi . l J c , 4 y EQ xz 2 BETTY SHAW fhls llvely brownette IS Bayless nomlnatlon for Busmessman s ldeal Secretary ln fact she could probably transcribe hlS letters before he cllctated em Serlously we suspect Betty IS a born muslclan so of course a speedy typlst Naturally wed rather lxsten to her boogle beat than her typmg rhythm Bemg earnestly ambltxous xn the muslc field Betty IS presldent of the Girls Glee Club and has been lts accompanist for four years She also mam tams a keen mterest m sports social HHHIFS and a certain slx footer on the basketball team Qulte a varlety for one pretty Senior .. . , . . . , - n . , . . f s .. . 1 n v n - a .. . . . . . 9 y 1 ' ' a n FRANK ORTMANN Frank was a newcomer last Fall but it didn t take him long to march through the school routine right onto the sports field. He became a high man on the basketball team and it s under- standable why a struggle in the gym often won hands down over a wrestle with an economics book. Frank is of a can't-help-but-like nature, and seems also to have marched right into the feminine hearts. Unsentimental as he seems to be, we like the way Frank jumps to the defense of friends when they get in hot water. ,IUDITH ULRICH udy has all the characteristics of a real leader and proved her fnciency by serving as the president of her class in her unior year. But don t be mistaken those twinkling eyes and that saucy up-turned nose aren t there just for the sake of scenery. ln fact we happen to have some inside information about a mystery man in udys life. Of course she acts very nonchalant about it all but we know don t we? She can best be described by this comment made by a former classmate, now in the Navy, 'Say, you really turned out all right. But no matter what anyone has to say. we're sure that Judy will live up to our high expectations of her. If RONALD HUCH When the animals filed up two by two into the ark, we wonder what Noah did about twins. Maybe he did what we do: Close one eye, look hopeful, and say, Ronald? We admit we would hate to teach Ron his American History, or speech, not knowing whether Donald had wandered in by mistake or not. It isn't quite so bad as all that, though, and we wouldn't have missed being with them for the world. But we can't help thinking that they just must have been run off on a mimeograph machine. JEAN KAUFMANN Thls slim honey halred Semor has the popularlty and charm to rxval Steven Fosters eanne with the Lnght Brown Halr Our ean has real talent ln her hands for sketchmg and clay modellng lh art She credltably takes care of her other subjects too to say nothmg of that outsnde mterest One never has a dull moment when IH ean s company for she s always xn a happy mood This very allveness and sparkle of Jean s makes her typlcally a Bayless glrl and since she llkes to travel we know she ll go far both ID dlstance and success uf' ff' , , ffl 'L M? A , 'KK bfi , gl W Z 1 NX ' m gif w L if A ,. V f' a ' 55 'Sa wg, ' ,V'l M 1 tx' Vi ' z-'viz Mt , , 1 -, .. eil: V J , WARREN POLLARD For four years dehonair Warren has played the Held, and we're wondering why he hasn't mastered his roving eye as well as he has his studies. His other talent lies in mechanical studies, and he is always a willing volunteer when it comes to organizing a dance or picnic. Warren is another whose clothes are made with a Hreet pleatf' This frank Senior, president of the eighth hour Boys' C-lee Club, is likeable, sincere, and definitely one of the fellows who rate. His affable grin is as infectious as spring in the air, and whatever would we do without spring? CAROLYN KRUMREI Although Carolyn has been with us only a year and a half, this graceful blond has won her share of our admiration and affection. That languid, nonchalant air belies the humor and intelligence she practices in all her activities, from vocalizing in Mixed Chorus to clay modeling in art. Carolyn has also been thinking about Panama, but she doesn't need an Ouija board to tell her whom to bring back, for that sparkler on her left hand isn't there just to complement her eyes, we're sure. So here's our timely wish for good luck. fg3f..fv-I-AQ'Q' 1'-7,--A1 , 5 - +19-' ' LEWIS VASEL Loule IS well lxked by everyone faculty lncluded and we ve enjoyed hls trumpet playlng nn the Bayless band enormously He not only llkes mathematncs but IS extraordmarlly good at It along w1th hls other subjects Lewis also has a pranlush streak whlch led him to palnt another sleeping Senlor boys nails red durmg economxcs And you can bet hes ln on It when some of those atrocious odors come drnftmg from the science room where the chemlstry class IS combmmg chemlcals But Lewis IS stlll rather mdustrlous when you get down to brass tacks and all work and no play always dld make Jack a dull boy I , . . . . , ' , v - n - v . . . . . , . . . y . . - - u r n . SHIRLEY KUEHN Lively fun and studiousness hardly fit together at the same time but we wish we knew Shirl s secret for doing it with her head in a book one moment and a snappy reply over her shoulder the next. Both must bring results for all too many of us would gladly change places with her about every six weeks. And so far as we know, that keen conversation has yet to find an unwilling listener, especially if said listener is wearing a uniform. Shirley has been as regular as the tick ofa clock in keeping the minutes for the Girls' Glee Club, of which she is Secretary. I JACK KRACKENBERG Wonder how jack ever manages to wander around with that perpetual and peaceful half-grin on his face? Could be that he had just received an S or an E in his math or speech. Or it might be that he just received his daily smile from his favorite girl. But, somewhere, we got the final silly notion that it was the reception one of his tall tales received. But when jack does really settle down to his book larnin , it's all kidding aside. For how else can Jack ever get to be a Coast Guardsman? MARY JANE LAMMERS One sees red when one sees Mary Jane Personally we think one or two of those flaming two foot long curls should be pre served ln the Alabama Tube for Preservation of 20th Century l..1fe before she gets her long threatened feather bob anle IS consider mg a cxvll service job ln Panama and we can just see her tran SCflblng shorthand like a demon with an occasional stab at book keepmg or comptometry We would really m1ss ame whose tltlan locks are her trade mark but actordmg to the predlctlon of an Oulja board she mlght even brmg back a Spamard named Olo l QL ,ll U i ' 'E f ,, - . J . . . - STEVE PAVLOVIC Steve has become the school s auto meclmanlc for lt seems a number of the Bayless Jeeps just wouldnt luck over tlll Steve took a pulse count or poked into thelr clrculatory system B sldes thls Steve has found tlme to take care of such subjects as mathematlcs speech and art He declded tlus year to glV6 up the hunt and peck system on the typewrlter and learn how to really pound It out Steve also possesses a pleasant tenor volce wluclm complements lus equally pleasant manner I ilk' fvzftf f fgcfvl-ff., L1 K 3 5 , . . 1 . . , . , . , . C' . v - , . . V . ' ' -- . ' ' I , -. ,- .A A I ' .r . 'fx' A ,Z C f-fn If t,Q ', , . ,I ' I f V . ye . I Y-4 ,f it EVELYN BROSIUS How such a lot of spirit friendliness gay humor and working ability could be combined into one such a small bit of Brosius has to us always been a mystery equal to the talents of a super sleutli ever since she came to Bayless in the beginning of her Freshman year. Evelyn has been consequently one of the most likeable and popular Senior gals hereabouts. Her commercial course of shorthand typing and filing has been receiving her diligent concentration. But don t let that fool you boys' Evelyn is just as good a cake baker and seamstress. sirius. at-Div fx i if fe' CHARLES RAY WILLIAMS Charlle IS a versatile fellow, and manages to get ln hlS share of difficulty around Bayless, though Uhls cheerful xnfluence shed on all about hlm Charlle majors ln mathematlcs, but we major hlrn ln muslc, for he can dlrect the band as well as play sweet rhythm on hlS trumpet We've notlced that Charlle always gets that soulful look 1n hls eye when he slngs ln the elghth hour Boys' Clee Club, of whlch he 1S Vxce President After four years of watchmg Charlle slumber peacefully through several pCl lOdS a clay, we belleve he's just waltlng to graduate before dolng a Rlp Van Wxnkle on us f 1,8 W1 WW.. fig' ' EV lr l I ll l l 'KJ WE 14 Ja, B 3 BERNICE. SCHALLOM Vivacious Bernice is one of our dark charmers and we prefer her that way despite the fact that she would rather be a redhead. Her friendly attitude added to pep and poise makes her a popular Bayless personality. Considering the time she spent in the typing room and in the Home Economics Department we can t decide whether she is going to be a career woman or a homemaker. What- ever she chooses we re sure there is success waiting in store for her because only success comes to those as Bernice with her confident ability and wise use of it. Erie AL STALLARD It s pretty well agreed that Al rs our ldea of the All American Boy Freckled nose frlendly grln danclng eyes and curly halr these are what make femmme eyes swlng hls way when he strolls lnto a study hall Al s llttle green coupe IS seen constantly zlppxng around our suburban streets loaded to the wmdshleld wipers Wlth Baylessltes Of course, Al IS also good at thlngs llke bookkeepmg and physlcs And to top that off, Al IS rumored to be a whiz at drlvmg a tractor' All he needs now IS a C card 4 ' ' W3 - fl ' as '- F flew -.5 4 1. . Y 5 .- , . . . . , y , . , . . . . , -:QL WNY LOIS BRENNECKE. If variety is the spice of life then we simply couldn t get along without Lois laugh for it runs from the bottom of the scale to the top. There is nothing we would rather hear on a dull morning. Lois has been a Baylessite ever since her ABC s and is now especial- ly industrious in commercial subjects. This latter ability came in handy this year for her duties as class Secretary. Lois writes a tremendous number of letters every day to keep up the morale of the Navy. We bet the post ofhce would have a dull time of it if she ever stopped. DONALD HUCH Don must be awfully tired and bored with having something said about being a twin. One would think we had never seen a twin before, but it's just that having two people look so much alike keeps us in a mental state of constant confusion-or something. Anyhow, before we lose track again, Don is the Huck who cheer- fully gives his art, math, and speech teachers cases of optical illu- sions, till they never seem to know exactly who's coming and who's going. Oh, for the life of a twin! i MARIE. BIRKNER Tlny as Marne IS called by many of her frlencls came to Bayless ln her Sophomore year We are told that durmg the last year she has become a very good typlst and IS also good ln art Although one mlght get the Impression that Mane spends all her time typlng and studying dont be fooled by her serene counte nance for most of her free tlme IS usually spent ln keeping up the morale of a certain sallor And with her poise and warm sympathy that musn t be such a hard job an 1 11 - - - 1 1 . , . . . - 1 , - 1 . n 1 . :sp 2 , 1 in 1 , l r 'Q v .s' , DONALD MATTHES Don IS really an enviable fellow It seems all the glrls and boys envy hls very wavy haxr the boys envy him hls alllance wlth a certaln pretty Jumor mlss and the girls well they just slt and Slgh Any day now we expect to find that Don has even received a fan letter of some klnd ln his freer moments Don takes good care of his math chemlstry music and shop The final touch IS added ln saylng that Don IS really a friendly guy wlth a hlgh powered personallty that should reap success as a draftsman X 'f I 1 1 x r l I C L I - , , Y l ' ' .. 03' 'lx ff f mg? I-IENRIETTA FUGMAN Henrietta has all the best abilities of a social promoter for whenever a Senior affair is being given she becomes a valuable right-hand man . We think the ideal setting of the future for Henny is a little vine-covered cottage to successfully run but she has ideas toward designing. ln her Junior year Henrietta was selected to represent Bayless when Girls State studied the Con- stitution of the United States at William Woods College in Fulton Missouri. Henrietta is another Senior miss whose third finger left hand is no longer bare. Happiness and luck to you. dv- ,gown wx V4 lf! 'M U4 me www MV WL' f N f' ,nf 1. MAL ff' '4C k 'if f' v4x,2,-J., X W! m!f 'lfX-'V STANLEY BOPP Stan IS actually lntelllgent when one burrows beneath his devil may care alr, but when hls head IS among a huclclle of Senlor boys, you can be sure there's a consplracy brewing, and not necessanly over an economics assignment, Stan has been good at sports, and dld well at mtncate bookkeepmg thxs year We've been wonclenng why on earth none of our Bayless beauties have been able to turn Stan's head Or IS xt just that we haven't been johnny on the spot3 lt's one big mystery to us. wry if at f .2 J W1 W0 - if ' ' ' t f KZ .ff 1' , f I., I ,- fi I, 1 I ,, .I ,,.g A L. ,421 f f-'-I A-g K' w 1 fwlvil' . y Q.. 1 Q:-V-5.231 ,,.: I P L H 4, I 3 l 1 ldf' MA' lf! I Inf' W 'far' MARIAN HESPEN We've often wondered what goes on behlnd those clear blue eyes of Marlarfs when they're not laughmg mysterlously over some late Joke At varlous txmes of the clay, Marlan could be seen cllg gmg lnto some newer recipes ln Home Economlcs, beatmg some thmg out on a typewrlter, or carollng Wlth abandon ln the soprano sectlon of the Clee Club Earnestly ambltlous to become a stenog rapher, Marlan seems to have what It takes ln that lme We also belleve she has another l1ne, whlch she keeps reserved for the Army only . IL '- f I .l'. 14' . I f' lj: . - 1 I, ef J-'I r ,f 4 A . ,Ib ' ,I Y f ,I ' , ' f V. K '- . 1 Y - -,I 7 I XL , 1 ,I , f ...- 1, , ,ff V1' f I V. ,fl pl 1 . l I fl In H P ' . . I L., . , , ' -' , fa ' W ' ' ' iff Q f I f, I., few! 1 1 ' ' - . y . -4 ,. I ,, , Q z ' V ,L fr l , . , ,. I , I - O 7 ' ,Arif pf ala-iam-Div rf ELMER HEINZER The K1ng's Jester aptly descrlbes Elmer, whose wlt and jokes have regaled the Seniors for four years, and caused many a teacherls cllgnlty to sllp lnto laughter He has proved that helght 1sn't necessary either to become valuable on basketball and volleyball teams, or to become one of the most popular Senlor boys We've often wondered whether lt was his crew cut or the corn he gives out wlth that makes lus half stand on end But keep the corn growlng, Elmer , X ,W u .J ' MAH ,M A, X' l ll P ii it 4! , Q lr 1? DOROTHY BURK The initials of diligent, ornamental, teasing, spell Dot, and no better synonyms could be found for this dark-eyed, sport-loving Senior. High-powered would also describe her typing-and eating. The former has often come in handy in executing those extra jobs which only teachers can dream up. We nick named Dot One-line Burk for her part in the Junior-Senior play, but her part in the Stunt Night play was much larger and well handled. Dorothy's ambition is to become an airline stewardess, but from what we've seen, we sometimes think Dot will wind up running a Home for Lost or Lonely Sailors. 1-'Wm .1 ,i -,, PETE SCHNEIDER When Pete comes rambling into a room with that dead-to-the- world look in his eye you can bet he s just been through a round of math or physics or else just come out of a good snooze. Seriously one thing that is highly appreciated is Pete s clarinet playing in band or out of band either for that matter. After hearing Pete s classic remark that Teachers are O.K. as far as they go but some- times they go too far we ve decided to let him write a book en- titled How To Get Along with Teachers for the benefit of our future progeny. A , JN P . ' m Iif'l ' ' f A , 44 Iv, .7 .X X wr'-,M . ,X lj f -Q U ,v xvvv Jo 54 l' 4, if ., 1 f . . ,TW ,V I mp., N, ffl-' Y u - -A , U Jeff r EJ l C' l fl ,A ,J . x l ff X ' ll gt l if' r S.: EDNA LUCHECK We HlCk named her Shorty and she grlnned and took It wlth grace for there lsn t one Inch of her that xsn t banterlng good natured and animated Edna s talents are lllCCWlSC versatlle for she IS a good clarlnetlst ln band IS gomg places ln art IS very ac compllshed ln Home Economlcs and has participated actlvely and credltably IH sports for four years Shorty happens to have the quallty of bemg a good listener and even laughs oblldglngly at our stalest jokes For that and other reasons we won t forget thus dark halred Senior JOHN HALBAUER When that epidemic of l. . tests appeared this year as punctual as spring s first robin we began to call ohnny the uiz Kid. He knew all the answers. He also knew what to do when the time came to sketch a landscape for art orate a debate for speech and do whatever they do with those x s and z s in math. And as for Clee Club, well, all he had to do was open his mouth, and forth poured the music, although there are some, johnny included, who would raise an eyebrow at that. MARIE PHELAN Blond blue-eyed Marie has plenty of what is called pulchritude, and added to that the charming grace to blush. We found that out soon after she came to Bayless in her junior year' and we also found out with suprise her high speed in typing and shorthand. We ve just begun to catch up with her. Marie is also occupied with such things as economics and art. From what we ve heard Marie has talent with a capital T in the latter. We can t figure whether it s the Army Navy or Marines that is getting all her attention but we re sure it s one of them. KWH he rf' it M HENRY WI NKELHOCI-I Even though Hank hasn t been wlth us all four years, hls wlt and cheerful, frxendly manner have made hlm many lastmg pals Hank keeps up a number of academxc and extra currlcular lnterests Included among the latter are hls trombone playlng 1n the band, and a certain lVlcK1nley gal We all began to woncler just what Hank's I Q was when the followlng one act drama took place ln Engllsh one day Mrs Elmore Hank, take the next sentence Hank Do l have to put It Into worcls3 S Q LO! if ' - ZZE My Off il . Se H r 1 l -r I A s . Y, ' 2 EVELYN NEESER Evelyn has been trying to educate us to the name Lynn for several years but has been unsuccessful for the most part. We like Evelyn. But whatever the name we ll never forget the gamin grin flash of hazel eyes or wish of long dark hair that will forever identify her. Those same assets won her the Senior candidacy for Basketball Queen and though she did not win the honor of Senior candidacy could not have been better placed. Evelyn played the part of gossipy Mrs. Soames in the junior-Senior play with un- forgettable vigor and characterization. JOHN SULLENTRUP If John ever managed to completely Hnish his lunch before going into his sixth hour class a certain teacher would probably throw up her hands and swoon with sheer delight. And if he d only develop a passion for learning as he has for eating well we have a friend who knows a friend of Mr Ripley s and---. But with all honesty we must admit Sully gets in some good licks at art math music and English. We also noticed that one of john s absent- minded OD habits is tying bow-knots in the shade strings tuna! W--'-'f' ' DOLORES CIESI ELSKI Dolores IS one of our early blrcls for she IS seen Hlttlflg through Wrth the plumage and galety of a canary she can even warble wlth the best of them Dolores IS the possessor of a qulet yet appeallng personahty and enjoys dancing most Her blue eyes light up when she hears the strams of As Tnme Goes By and we wonder why These assets coupled with an earnest ambltnon have proven to us that buslness and pleasure can lndeed mlx - x ' ' . 1 A ,j ' 1 ' the school corridors long before the rest of us come straggling in. 1ZLaff.J8l'f'N OM-fv1,e.fQ-'fa-Uf4'6Q di! ,Qcgufvff GEORGE KLEIN George we know has all the best qualities of Peck s bad boy yet he s been a pretty good sport. George seems intent on attaining a bookkeeping or clerical career as his studies have included typ- ing bookkeeping filing speech and math. Geroge seems to be averaging up well at them all, and so he should, with all those pretty girls for inspiration in his typing and filing classes. And George shows no favoritism: he likes 'em all. I LUCILLE HUELSING Lucille bloncl and blue-eyed has made friends of us all with her good humor and warm responsiveness. No one realizes that better than those who were with her this year through the trials of typing the new details of art and filing and the pleasures of Mixed Chorus. Lucille s interest in others really captured our at- tention and so we learned of her knack of cheering others upon really a gift and her never let a pal clown attitude. All of which makes Lucille one Senior who really rates. RICHARD HUNTLEY Jock was a newcomer to Bayless last September but it only took him a month to become one of the gang. It s our bet that his feet land on an executive sdesk in the future for Dick is smarter than he lets on. He has perfected one of those coughs that make one think he s spent a lot of time around the seals at the zoo, and wears clothes that are on the Zoot suit with a drape shape side. They've been the envy of all the boysiand girls. Dick upholds the baritone section and is vice president of the fourth hour Boys' Glee Club. WILLIAM LE BAUBE. Bill may look like the qulet type but unless you ve seen hls eye gleam over some risque Joke heard him laugh at a sudden sour note from his saxophone or watched him shrug off a compliment the strain of such subjects as art chemistry and typing that keeps him from being noisy as the five o clock whistle And in regard to the feminine gender this young man s fancy didn t even seem to bother to turn this spring Or did we miss the tram again? 3 5, on said sax playing, you don't know Billy. Of course, it's probably Vim , f ,, .. aa V gf if Q if , if f E.1 26 i Q 2 AWG A, . 5' v - lr wifi H 5' , fa fs 'f W 33, K 'ff ,2 ,E b N V E W ff in gf if if 3 WN 2 QA my My YV ff W 2g H i .Qi LEHR BOESE KESSELRING WILDER BUSCH SCHAAN , ,fi QQ n, 1 51 its X W 9 , ' AV 2' 'g W 'E ,P ,F 3 S 55 5 11 I 4' a aa. iw A ---- ' 1 . 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If U I 'P Q yi H1 4: 1, 'X Glrls Glee Cl b THE Girls C-lee Club has once again been organized under the supervlslon of Mrs Hubbard The club IS composed of all girls who wish and like to Slng and want to study music for the purpose of obtaining a greater knowledge and appreciation of lt Unlike other years the club has been divided lnto two groups The morning group has as its accompanlst Wilma Pollard and the afternoon girls are accom pamed by Betty Shaw The first public performance of the year was in the annual Stunt Nlght to gether with members of the Boys Glee Club In harmony with the world As is the custom the girls sang several songs in the Christmas program These were the old famillar oy to the World and God With Us They also helped make up the Mixed Chorus which sang the Hallelujah Chorus from the lVless1ah by Handel This performance of the Hallelujah Chorus wlll be repeated at the Commencement exercises The girls may well be proud of this organlzatlon At graduation we are sorry to say the club will lose many of its best singers and the girl who has been the accompanist for four years Betty Shaw The loss of Betty will be keen but we are fortunate ln havlng Wilma Pollard to succeed her ON..- F6 ' Y 'U situation they gave a patriotic musical skit entitled, Three Little Sisters. 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ZWZ 2M 11,7 f ffm H995 ,542 z fm fam, Q 'M YW w sw' 2 V.,W,.,..- ,,,,, ., ,.,. -...,.,......-.,..,, 4 x 2 en 'N-u The GBa1w1 Thls small select group of SCDIOYS all holdlng solo or flrst chalr posltlons ID thelr sectlon have contrlbuted greatly to the success of a very hne band All but two of these muslclans have spent thelr entlre four years of hlgh school ln our band bCSldCS several years ID grade school Among thls group we see Charles Wllllams a typlcal Harry james Snoodge as he IS better known to the femlnlne sectlon IS a charter member of our band l-le started as solo trumpet and slnce thls IS as hlgh as lt IS posslble to go he s remalned there for SIX years Snoodge IS a one tlme member of the Post Ofllce Drum and Bugle Corps wlth whlch he held a hlgh posltlon He also played wlth the Cardlnal band at Sportsman Park He IS an exceptlonally good sololst provlng hls ablllty IH our concerts and contests we ve partlclpated ln An now we lntroduce l..ewls Vasel He has been flrst chalr trumpeter ln our band and also a sololst He has greatly helped ln the success of the band havlng played ln the band for well over flve years Even though he has not reached hrst chalr he has gone on to hlgh success on hls lnstrument We now turn to the prlnclpal player ln our saxophone sectlon Bull LeBaube Blll a supposedly shy boy has proved a very valuable member of our band He also IS a charter member of our band He has served well ln hls capaclty as a sololst and band member and has played ln several contests Blll a one tlme member of the Cardlnal band IS now a member of the Atwell T Llncoln Amerlcan l..eglon Band HlS SCTVICCS to the band Wlll be greatly mlssed Pete Schneider IS on hls way to the top on that clarlnet It wont be long now and Pete wlll be a second Benny Goodman Pete has served ln the Bayless Band for flve and a half years l-le has played several solos at our band concerts and also at contests ln Unlverslty Clty Pete has carrled h1S work to other places He played ln the Amerlcan Leglon Band whlch has held flrst place ln the State contest for flve years and runner up ln the natlonal contest Among the flrst row clarlnetlsts we see jovlal Edna Lucheck She has been wlth the band for flve and a half years She also plays the mandolln Shorty has played at numerous concerts and contests as a sololst Although Edna does not hold the flrst chalr ln her sectlon she has proved a valuable asset to the band Bernlce Schallom better known as B IS leavlng Bayless thls year Bernlce has held a hlgh posltlon ln her sectlon for a long tlme Her lnstrument IS one of the most lmportant of the Band the cymbals Henry Wlnkelhoch has served ln the Bayless Band for one and a half years and IS well on llls way to be a second Glen lVllller Hank has played ln the Roosevelt l-llgh School band Hank has proven hlmself talented ID muslc by the way he played hls solos at our MUSIC concert Bayless IS golng to mlss these band members next year We wlsh them good luck and hope they wlll contlnue thelr lnterest IH muslc wherever they may be Q- D I viifuwi. 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H . ,. ,, . . . . . . - , . , , WO' X ,ff Iwm no Eur Corcmatlon N l'November 31 l9-17 an eager crowd CXCltCd alreadx by the First half of a vlctorlous game wlth Roosevelt was hushed as the two pages 'Wmses Lucxllc BdldXNlU and Nlarle Dobrlch xnnounced the begmnxng of the coronatxon cerc monx Our Basketball ueen Wllss Lorralne Fendlcr mxdc her resplendent entrance upon the arm of 'Vlr Robert Horncyer our basketball captaln Lovely l942 and I943 The ceremony was a bnllxant harmony of color as the queen s maxds preceded her Wlxss hvelyn Stallard our graclous ret1r1ng queen was escorted by lVlr Vincent Nlazuranlc The malds of honor were as follows The Senlor mald Miss Evelyn Neeser was accompanled by Mr Frank Ortmann MISS Estelle Hespen of the Sophomores was presented by Mr Ralph BYOSIUS the Freshman mald lVl1ss Betty Ferleman was accompanled by Mr Elmer Helnzer Addxng to the retlnue were trumpeters Wllllams Vasel Laut and O Brlen And llttle but important were Antolnette Tomasek crown bearer and the flower glrl Sally Elam Thls memorable evenlng came and passed as all good thlngs must but 1t IS one of those many events that will long be remembered' l 5 , , -e:.- . 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'N-s CBayless School gwothers Club and Cpatrons fnlssocwmon MR JOHN RONECKER MRS NYLA PINKERTON THE Mothers Club and Patrons Assoclatlons represent the mothers dads and other frlends lnterested m the welfare and happlness of the young women and men of Bayless Hlgh School They give unselflshly of thexr t1me and effort devlslng ways to make our school llfe more satxsfactory Any success that we achleve ln our academlc and cultural llfe at Bayless brmgs happlness to them because they are so vltally lnterested ln our success We thank them I 'tl' 1 - ,, Y ,-gi-, , H A , 11 l .lr , X , -I O C fl . j l From Revellle to Taps SEPTEMBER 8 Afte1 tl pl111s1mt I months l1111e the flllllllllllldll H1!'h1Cf Mu BIISKOVII mducted 111to th1 Bayless B11tt11l1o11 tl COIIJS of P11111t1s' that 11e11 IPfldll 1111d 1161181 ole11t SEPTEMBER 17 A FIISIIIIIIIII b11llet111 l1llIlO1l7ll6d that th1 f11ll1111111g offzeers tltlll 111111 eluted P11 sz1l111t Al1111 Klem V111 PI6S'1dfllf Robert Staley 111111 Se111 t11111 111111 TVPflSll7fl J111q111l111e P11l11t1111h The J11111o1s 1'l11t1o11 res11It1d 11s P11s111111t J111h Lltlth Vue P11s1d111t W1It111111 Pope S1'11et11111 Do1111l1i Vlol 111111 T1111s11111 Ruth St111k111e111r SFPTFMBER 18 A Se111111 11111t11111 1111s h1I1l fo1 the p111pos1 of el1et11111 1tj1111s 11111101 th1 SPOPISUTSIIIII of MIS H11t1t11111i T111 I6S1llfS of the fleetzon 11111 11s follous P11 s11l1111t R11sS1ll Slllfllllll V1111 P11s1d111t Bob HflI11CyFI S1111 flllll L111s B1e111111k1 T1e11s11111 J11m1s P11t SEPTEMBER 22 Th1 Illllfljbllll S111so11 11111 11111911 llltll ll sp11t111ul111 I11111111111111 SEPTEMBER 30 The S11ph11111o11s l1tP1i H1111 1ff11e1s ll, 1h llflf 11s joII111s Pr1s111111t Rot1e1t C1111 V116 P11 s111111t W11lt11 R1111e1 S1111t11111 M11r11l111 Llll1tT1I1l 111111 T1111s1111'1 Fl77lfI D11stm1111 OCTOBPR 23 The S1111o1s 11111111111 the FIISIIIIIIPI to B1111l1ss Hlljll 1111 111117111 th1111 th1 FIPSIIIILCWI ' ' ' 4 INOVEMBFR 10 A11 1111111111 f f1111 e11t11t11111111111t 1111s that of Stunt Nltf 1111111 forget H11 11111111 1lPlf0llllltIllfS 11111 111st gale 111111 th1 11111et11 of stunts Do zt 111111111 Bayless 'NIOVEVIBER 11 21 D11111111 thls t1m1 11111 l111sA1tt111ll t611111 h6ld1111 11111t11t1o1111l 1111111111 111111t 111 111111111 1 11111113 out just 11071018 111111 tlltld 1111111 14118 f1I11l 11 e11t t11 FCIg1lSfIlI 'NIOVFMBER 23 Thzs IS fl llllll 1f pl11t11 11611 l111'k11 lf 111 111t the t11m11111111s What ll team Rlf?Pl0llT took s1111111I 'Ill Mehlzzlle T111 1o11sol11t1o11 11111111 111111111 111111 all the tr1m11111111s Nou INOVEMBFR 24 W1 p1es111t111 M1s B119111111 S11 skzllfullq 111111 'NIOVFMBFR 24 25 S111111 1111111112 1i1sl1l11 111t1o1111111 ttlf I t 111n11s to 111tt11111 11ell take zt 111111 Illlll' th1 f11st placr t1oph11s that 11111 te11111 1h-1 ' KJ 1 ...N..,.,,,a, '-'Qc . 4 4 5 ' U ' 1' ' ' ' . 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From Rervezlle to Taps NOVEMBER 30 The audzcrzce szlenced as the Queen of Basketball Lorraine Fendler approached her throne Our basketball team has done tts' best under her re1yn DECEMBER 10 The art class uzsrfed the Saznt Louis Public Lzbrary to see the the fine exhzbzt of Chrzstmas Carolzng Posters done by rarlous .schools H1 St Lorus DECEMBER 18 It uas announced on thzs day that Stete Pallomc 'won second place rn the annual Chrtstrrzas Carolzng Poster contest Good ueork Stete DECEMBER 24 The annual Bayless Chnstmas program was gn en by the students on this Christmas Ele Day The Mrxed Chorus sang the noted Hallelujah Chorus' whzch nas one of the most successful songs the Mlxed Chorus has El er presented Thrs day also started our Christmas macatlon JANUARY 4 We are back at school non, adjustzng ourselmes for a neu and better semester JANUARY 15 Thus u as a happy day for the Sernor class for they rece1r6d then class rings Thzs aas a much uaztfd for day and our patience u as greatly rewarded JANUARY 21 22 Oh' unhappy day' These wrre the days of our Semester erarrzs Hou can use ei er forget' FEBRUARY 5 The Home Economrcs class entertained the Bayless Mothers Club FEBRUARY 10 Mr Portcr conducted thf Bayless School Band an a lery success ful concert We all had the pleasure of lzstfnzng to Mr Porter play the Holm FEBRUARY 12 Thls date closed a most successful basketball season for ouJ team Wrth H llCf071CS out of 27 aames u ho uould dispute my word? t f ' FEBRUARY 14 Bob Horruyfr our all around star left Bayless to go to Washing 1 D C r f alout aettrng an apporntment t Annapolts He got rt That IS the appozntrnfnt FEBRUARY 17 A most disastrous day the boiler broke But of course ure looked at zt an a different lzaht FEBRUARY 23 26 Agarn we ufre off because of ratzonznq Oh' thrs ts the llfe L-14,1 . 1 A ' U- .' 1 . f , . 'y ' , ' . ' ,' , ' , . .'.. . ' . w . - ' 1 s b g K .' 1 , ' 7 K. ' .' . , s I ' I If ' ' J ' s - . 1 ' v rl 'Q , . , . ' . I . 8 V A ' . ' . K ' Q . . . ' , . K y ' . 7 .s . I , 1 V - s 1 - ' ,v u s - 17 in a Valentirrffs Day setting. A T ' at r .v V 'h ., A ll ' - tor, . ., tr se' 2 A , ' ' , 0 ' ,, . dr . ,,,41a7 ' . . A' . . Q From Reqvetlle to Taps MARCH 19 20 The Juruor Senror play Our Town was a huge .success leaung the audience speech bound We are looking forward to another one of these plays MARCH 21 March us a thrrllrng month to many a love sack lass because euprd puts hrs apron on and starts' to cook wzth gas MARCH 26 PFC Larry Beuard a former member of our Senror Class muted us Durrng h1.s uszt he entertarned the Mrzed Chorus wrth the song Ive Been Working on de Rmlroads Iarmy style! My' what the army does teach those boys APRIL 2 The Sweater Swzng a dance gnen by the Sophomore class was a twzrlzng success Here was quzte an znterestzng drsplay of sweater gzrls APRIL 29 The Musrc Department gave An Elenznq of Musto that was tnumphant It was therr frrst program of thzs sort MAY 28 A gala evernng for the Junwrs and Senrors was that of the prom The handsome boy.s escorted fazr ladtes attzred rn thezr evemng gowns Garety wrt and humor characterzzed the euenzng Everyone danced to the splendzd musrc played by the orchestra Taps sounded all too soon JUNE 4 Of all the days spent at Bayless Commencement has proven to be the most memorable to us We hope the days rn the future wzll be as eventful and joyous as those that are past 'aww'-f 4 , ' -, , ' . H . 1: . . .' , , . . , . . ,l. Q.. I Q. . 4. ,g 1 . - . ' - s ' w' - , . , - . r ' . ,' ' . ' ', . ' 4- 1 . . 1 ' Y ' . IJ KK , ' I1 ' y v , ? , . , . . . , . . . . . Y .. - . rr . ', ' u . ' ff- . ,f A . f 1 . - , .. , 1. 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V 1 , wsfvx-' ' , C 2 f Q ' ..,. . , i I 'rs CBasketlmll ClQmew BOB HORNEYER Senior forward Bob flnlshecl hls fourth year wlth the Bayless basketeers He was Captam of thls year s team and was selected on the County All Star team for the second consecutxve year and was placed on the All Dlstrlct team the hlghest honor that can be b stowed on a basketball player ID St LOUIS and v1c1n1ty Bob was both strong on defense and offense He was hlgh scorer ln the dlstrlct untll he left for Washlngton D C a week before our flnal Conference game and ended the season ln the hxghest average per game FRANK ORTMANN Senior forward Frank came to Bayless thls year from St ohn and helped our team m wmnmg the conference txtle He was always ln there flghtmg for the ball and was an outstandmg scorer as well as a good rebound man He was selected on the County All Star second five VINCE MAZURANlC Junlor center VIHCC was selected as center on the County All Star team He rs a bug rugged player and always after the re bounds Earning hls second letter this year he has proven hlmself one of the best ln the dlstrlct RALPH BROSIUS Sophomore guard Ralph lettered for the flrst tlme thls year He held the best of scorers IH the dlstrlct to a mlnlmum number of pomts When hls man would start somewhere he was always ln front of hlm HARRY DEUTSCH Sophomore guard Harry earned hls first letter this year and saw a lot of actlon We are lookxng for blg thmgs from hlm the next two years ELMER HEINZER Senior guard l:.lmer also lettered for the hrst txme this year and alternated at the Guard post wlth Deutsch He IS noted for hls long shots whlch go through without touchmg a thlng RUSS SALOM0 Senlor center Thls was Salomo s hrst year on the A squad and when golng on a trip we could always count on hlm belng late He IS one of the four lettermen lost through graduation HERB REH JUHIOI' forward Herb also received hls first letter and saw a lot service on both the A and B team He IS fast shlfty and a good shot BOB HUBER Junior forward This was Bob s first letter and he played on both the A and B teams He always came through wlth hls share of the points NORMAN SCHICKER Junior guard Norman turned ID a good game In the absence of Horneyer ln the Valley Park game Thls was his fxrst letter and he played on both A and B teams Also speclal mention should be made of Markus and l.eBaube sophomores and Maurer freshman who saw actlon on both A and B teams but not enough to earn a letter Other members of the squad are Bush Cordes E Meyer A Kleln Bunetl J Zlngrlch Wllloughby WllllamS D Leach and Dustman J o .. s I of ' . 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XMI 91 -'ijwgg-fjaegtgf f CBaslteKlf2pfff2, Afjfiggfa Ml Wwe St Clair St Clair Roosevelt PflnClpla Alumni Cleveland PTIDCIPIH Hancock Brentwood Eureka Affton Mehlvllle Valley Park Hancock Brentwood Eureka Affron Mehlvllle Valley Park Season Ckcord NON LEAGUE GAMES LEAGUE GAMES Bayless Opponent Bayless Opponent 50 GBasltetl9aN BAYLESJ INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT RIVCYVICW Gardens Brentwood Webster Groves Klrkwoocl 'Vlaplewoocl Bayless NORMANDY TOURNAMENT SUB REGIONAL Bayless Bayless 3I Opponent Opponent Opponent ' ' , ,,..r,............ 57 I3 Ritenour ,.., .. ..... , ,,..,..,. 32 Z5 33 Z9 ' .,... 35 40 . ,... .. 35 W I Track Once agam the future of our track team looks bright We are happy to say that some of our boys from last year made a very good showlng last year by breakmg the dnstrlct dlscus record wlll be wlth us agam Bob also throws the shot put and he runs ln the relays 3 , 1 are coming back. Bob Horneyer, who Baseball As the baseball season opens thlS year we find that we have three regulars re turnxng from last year s successful team Horneyer at first base Mazuranlc at catch and W1lllamS at thlrcl base Wlll be the nucleus around WhlCh thlS year's team wlll be bullt a The six vacant places will be filled by men from last year s squad along with some newcomers Busch Stallarcl Schlc ker Doerlng R Zlngrlch Helnzer Reh and Huber are those returning from last year s squad The newcomers who Ortmann Maurer E. Meyer J Zlnrich and P Buneta Through graduation we will lose Horn eyer WllllamS Ortmann Stallarcl and Helnzer from this Vear s squad will probably see action this year are 'Uolleyball Wlth four lettermen returnlng the Bayless Volleyball sextet enjoyed a suc cessful season under the guidance of Charles Bowers Their greatest achieve ment was the wlnnlng of the second place trophy IH the Ferguson lnvltatlonal Volleyball Tournament Although glven only a sllght chance to wln their first game the boys went on to defeat the host school and then a strong Brentwood team ln the final game they lost two hard fought sets to FHITVICW who wall-:ed off wlth the champlonshlp for the second straight year The record for the season Opponent Wlehlvllle Hancock Nlehlvllle Hancock Ferguson Inx ltatnonal Tournament Ferguson Brentwood FdlfV1CW New Won Los! Attend RUBICAM School This Year . . . SPCl't'IQklI'IOS. Stviiogmiphers, and Typists are in g'1'e-att-1' clvniund today than e-vel' be-forcn XVHI' Industries and Business will need thousands of young men and young' women qualified for offic-0 positions. You can bf- of servivo to your I-ountry if you train NOXV. Day and Evening Class:-s - 'l'c-lc-pllolw for a Fatalug RUBICAM SCHUOL 475 S IIANIJ BOLI FVARIJ 0 -Wi' DPI INI XR BOUI If W 'XRD P0 IO! 1101 PORSHTHI' BOI I FVARD I 1 9 tnsiu 4 nsu IJ tht Sunimn Ninn is C OMPLIMII INT9 OF A FRIP ND Monti Jewelry Compan SUITE 531 ARCADE BLDG CKGKKG QC HOOL IIN! S XXII I INIS IDI XNIOWIJS -VND II' XKFLRY NIFDXIS 'XXII THPOI HIPS PRONI F XVOPS XTHI PTI! XXX -XPDS ID XNIC I' I POC PANIS CONINII1 Nl PXIPNIT INXITATIIJNS BPIDGP PHIZPS PNC?-XXPD C-XPIJS PINE' XX ATLH -XNIJ .IFWPLICH BPONZI' TABLI' TQ RFP-XIRINC -XNIJ RENIODELINC I5 I U, J 'l .' ' , I ' ---- - IIA. 440 .SZ, Z, I ,IH ------ '.I5Jl ' C' I f,1' ----- CXnl01. Int- ' - Joi Ars' UI't'vi'm-cl tiring - S 1' . tl: Y W V 1 V A x I JL O St. Louis, Mo. 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