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

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BLANCHE IBERG: February 27, 1929 Blanche is a very likeable girl and a friend to all. She has a passion for flowers. Wherever help is needed, Blanche is there and eager to help. Her Indian blood probably accounts for that beautiful, long, black hair. She aids in upholding the alto section of the Mixed Chorus and All-County Chorus. She finds school in- teresting, but then, school finds her interesting. too! Lots of luck, Blanche! ,QM M2215 M PAUL HALE1 f m september 7, 1928 Paul, who has been President of r class inc Q both our Freshman and Senior years, is a very likeable chap. He toots a sweet note on that Sax and has added much to our band. I-H56 extra-curricular activities are unlimited. But, all joking aside-Paul is a prince of a fellow and possesses just lots and lots of those things known as brains! One of America's future pharmacists. MARGARET SCHNEIDER: June 18, 1929 Margie is a quiet but pretty strawberry blonde. Where did you get those great big, beautiful, hazel eyes, Margie? And after all's said and done, there's really only one-oh Mar- gie, it's you! Studious, but not always. She has a hidden sense of humor that creeps out at the unexpected moment. People love having her near them because of her friendly, cheerful disposition. Because of classmates like her,school continued to be a pleasure for all. Lots of luck, Margie! DONALD HIRNING: March 14, 1929 Don is another charter member of THE band and what a musician! Quite a profes- sional! He plays piano and several other in- struments. This grand fellow has a pleasing personality and quite a sense of humor-our personal belief is that Don would make a good comedian as he has so often proved at our Stunt Nite performances. Thanks for the swell music you furnished at all of our entertainments. Loads of best wishes to a grand classmate.

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FLORENCE PHELAN: June 16, 1929 This blonde beauty was an active member of the Girls' Volleyball Team, and has helped sup- port the soprano section of the Glee Club and Mixed Chorus. She has a disposition that is a source of comfort and joy to her friends. Despite her quiet, reserved manner, Elo has greatly enlivened life at Bayless. We shall miss this sweet, friendly girl. M 11- . U ,NM-' hw Tft xiZ-pewfg EDW N ALTEMATA: January 18, 1930 He is known as Eddie When you hear a low voice with a little chuckle, you know that Ed has just told one of his corny jokes. His personality has won him many friends and we know it will continue to do so throughout his life. This friendly lad has a bass voice which has helped to uphold the more diflicult passages of music in our Glee Club and Mixed Chorus. All of our best regards to you, Ed. for making yours a very successful future. BETTY RUESCHHOEE: December 28, 1929 Here is vim, vigor, and vitality all rolled into one. Betz is on her best behavior when read- ing a book. Dancing is her favorite pastime. Her charming smile, big blue eyes, and ringing laughter helps to keep up the morale of our class. Yes, she is quite a nice girl and we will all miss her. Our highest regards to you, Betz, we've certainly enjoyed your companionship. CARL HoLsTE1N1 December 16, 1929 Blonde hair, blue eyes are the qualities nature has bestowed on this versatile Senior. As a ball player, he is really super! Carl also excels in math and science. He has been known to be called quiet, but those of us who really know him can see that this is not really so. He has a grand easy-going way about him and we know whatever field of work he chooses will hold many opportunities for him. Carl is Bay- less' top ping pong artist. Good luck, Carl.