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

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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

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