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

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N I c il' y l - 1 W A 1, i lf' I ' l ,u al! L I c. li . A, MV .lr ' f X A . .f I ' H 4 l , ' , A, X L li ,i,. X 'f ' ,fc My ' f M N Lf? Q4 N W N iw 'Y i il X i lx 1 1, i l N v r ijiv vi O! I A ' qi X., n. lc' i' A xf f xx ,lf J X f i l, Lay I . W E I RICHARD HERCULES: November 23, 1929 Ah, yes! Five foot eleven inches of merri- ment, genius, and personality. Answers to Herk! Rich expects to enroll in Washington U. to study CU engineering. This happy-go- lucky fellow is interested in math and science: his ability to understand many such intricacies is envied by all. This statement can be proven if you examine this book more closely and see that he was elected President of the Science Club. Best of luck to you always, Herk! LOIS KAYSSER: Nlay 30, 1929 Here's a girl with a charming personality. Lois' popularity has won her the candidacy for basketball Queen along with Betty Muller this year. Lois' refreshing humor can be heard echo- ing through the halls from Monday through Friday. Besides being very active, this little miss isn't so bad at solving domestic problems. Good luck, Lois. JOE BECKER: January ll, 1929 Quote, I'm tall, handsome, intelligent, and intellectual CU unquote. CThis is Joe's ver- sion of his personalityj This chap loves sports, especially baseball and basketball. He can usu- ally be seen strolling through the halls with a certain Senior. His ambition is to be a profes- sional baseball player and a part of this ambi- tion has already been realized, for Joe has spent several summers playing professional ball. Best wishes, Joe, maybe someday we'll be seeing you in Sportsman's Park. DORIS ERBE: January 7, 1929 Herby is Cone of the most studious girls inb our class. She was elected Assistant Editor of this Oracle and as Secretary of the Dra- matic Club. Any time the Seniors want to know anything, just ask Herb and she'l1 know the answer. Doris excels in playing the piano and is the chief accompanist for the Music Department, and plays in the Band. Doris and Dot-they're always together and have a good time playing jokes on each other. We wish Herb all the success life can hold. Another All-County Chorus member.

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7f5E,,2,::5,,,..f KENNETH WooDRow:1 9Z' ' october 12, 1929 fp, Kenneth and Bob Litnn or vice versa. Either way you take it, it's a pleasant combination. Ken is tall, dark, and very friendly with a gift of gab-except in Speech class. As Mr. Beck said, Why is it that they shut you up in other classes and in Speech they make you talk! CAnd sometimes much against your willj Yes, Ken, you came to Bayless late in your school life, but we cannot express in words how much we have enjoyed knowing you. Loads of luck to a grand Senior. MARY KALAEATIC: January l, 1930 This tall, dark, slim Senior is one of the best liked girls at Bayless. Her ever-ready smile is flashed wherever she is. Enjoys mostly to be in the middle of everything. Her serene manner will take her far in life. Mary is a student-- and every teacher enjoys having her in their class. Her interests in life are general. Best of luck, Mary. DAVID HARASHE: November 10, 1929 This shy, but handsome lad causes quite a sensation among the girls. Hersh is one of the best dressed fellas in the class and has Won many a friend with his pleasing personality and witty disposition. It must take a lot of exer- tion and effort to produce those low B-flats on that sousaphone-from what We hear. fAnd we don't mean gossiplj This cheerful Senior loves the world and the world loves him. Go to it, Hersh! HELEN HELD: August 25, 1929 Jenny Lind? Why. we have one in our class! Yes, indeed, Helen, that's what we think of your voice. lt's a pleasure to listen to you sing and We hope that someday you'll get THAT break. She's a cute, jolly, black-haired lass who delights in driving the car. fPedestrians be- warelj She has played the oboe for a number of years and participates in the Mixed Chorus, Cilee Club, and-All-County Chorus. Keep sing- ing, Helen, we'll always be listening-no matter where you are!

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HERMAN DOERINC1: April 23, 1930 Just a practical joker and quite a character! Most frequently seen with Ed. When anything foolish circulates around school, Herman is usually in on it. He always blames the girls for talking. Cf course, Hemi never talks? His favorite pastime is playing ball and Ending surprising things to say. Keep the world laugh- ing, Herm. MARION ANTONICHI March 5, 1929 Marion is more or less on the quiet side. She's a sincere singer every Wednesday night and also participates in the Bayless Mixed Chorus. She possesses a happy-go-lucky per- sonality and always has a smile for everyone. Marion is a very punctual student and the faculty enjoys her presense. We know she'll be a success in any profession. JOHN COLEMAN: February 23, 1929 Just call him Johnny He's a very popular lad-in more ways than one! Johnny is a very speedy typist and also an excellent ball player. He has helped Bayless to win many victories. Johnny was elected as Editor of this book and while others are engrossed in exciting novels, he can be found with his nose stuck in a his- tory book. Imagine-just for pleasure! His ambition is to be a history teacher. We hope you reach that goal, John. CGLETTE WILDER: April 7, 1929 Willie's laughter echoing down the halls signifies that she has arrived to begin work. Always rushing out of the building five minutes before the bell rings to go to work. Her favor- ite saying corresponds to that of another Senior which is. Who me? I didn't say a word! Colette doesn't believe that arguing with the teachers pays off. U1 Her ambition is to be a California songstress. We sincerely hope this dream comes true, Colette. Vg