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

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RUSSELL CHOTT: July 28, 1928 Bayless' top camera man. Russ is quite an eilicient artist, too. We have all seen his beauti- ful posters and drawings around the building. He is also a member of Bayless Band, holding an important position in the trumpet section and helps out on the Baritone. We know this likeable Senior will rise high in the world. Russ is also the Art Editor of this year's Ora- cle, and dida very fine job. LA VERNE BRINKMAN: July 5, 1929 LaVerne, better known as Brinkie, is a charming miss with a sparkling smile. Excels in athletics and history. LaVerne is usually able to skid in at 8:24 for the 8:25 bell. This blonde has Won her share of admiration and affection. Her platinum blonde hair and a spirit of helpfulness make her a beauty as well as an excellent student. Best of luck in your future years. JACK PATRICK: September 16, 1928 Quiet, polite. and ambitious are the personal attributes that won Jack the title of the best boy citizen in his Soph year. Even though Jack is quiet he is known to all the students as a regular fellow. Jack says that his favor- ite pastime is playing ball-but we learned from an anonymous source that it's really sleeping! Whatever it is, we know Jack, as usual, will do a good jobioffit. Accept our heartfelt wish for load ofxsgidicess, Jack. X ig 'Aka g .N 1, , 1 K A' ' A' 1 XT' 1 1 sf KX' '-1 ij. jixfixid ' iii BETTY WRIGHT: M' 1 , January 23, 1929 iw 'f,kVl.g Y You'll see her or hear her-but mostly hear her happy laughter. Always showing the girls the latest steps in dancing. Her heart throb is a handsome blonde. This vivacious brunette was a peppy cheerleader in her Soph year. Say, Betz, who started that hair bleaching fad in school? Being active isn't her only attribute: she has easy-going ways which are envied by all. Good luck, Betty. kk XA 1 M, If , 17.1 A M A. X, .141 A I It .1 ,., o ' '1 -i .U -- -Ziggy, . .- 7- i:'f.'N 1:1 Liririri-i ' .' if i 4 7 Mfr A.Z6,fi,,

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. Fu ,iff aff' 9 ,x 91 Gffayrfi af lf wwf lf6 ffQ7l p LID e l.L1 LIU ALTON TGDTENHAUPT: July 7, 1929 Brown eyes, wavy hair, and a wonderful gift of gab-which, of course, often leads his footsteps to the ninth hour class. Alt is really very cheerful and excels in monkey busi- ness, also. He is a fine specimen of. American manhood and we can truthfully say that he is a very gentlemanly fellow. We know he'11 make an expert painter-yes, kids, that's his ambition. Let's not forget his telephone num- ber: you may need him some day. Good luck! JEANNE ANSLINGER: July 23, 1929 A fascinating Senior whose chief asset is twirling a baton in all of Bayless' parades. An- other Senior ProXie who has personality, a beautiful wardrobe, and a daring smile. She excels in pounding the typewriter: Jeanne is one of the best liked girls in the class. In her Junior year, Jeanne's voice completed the Bay- less Swing Band. Luck and success, Jeanne. CHARLES KUHNEL: February 14, 1929 Chas is another lad who came to Bayless in his Sophomore year. He finds Sociology interesting, and just loves to study??? Has that certain something that makes everyone en- joy his company. His favorite pastime is talk- ing-in class and otherwise, He possesses a smile that will take him through the business and social world with flying colors. Best of luck to you, Chas. AUDREY LIMMER: July 18, 1929 Even though you don't hear much from Aud, she'11 always be around where there's laughter and fun, Working hard this year to graduate? Of course. Audrey and Colette make a grand team. She has gone to Bayless for a long time and we can't think of one without thinking of the other. She is cheerful and esy to get along with. Good luck, Aud.

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JH IHR CLASS OFFICERS President .A..,,. ....... M ARILYN KOCH Vice-President.. ........ JAMES MATTHES Secrerary .....,. ........., B ETTY MERKLE Treasurer ........,............... CHARLOTTE BARISIC Sponsors ........ MRSL KARDELL and MR. OBERG h. -ln- 26