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

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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

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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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Jll IURS JOY LEMP: BOB STEVENS: V As light as a feather on her feet, A musically-minded lad is he, And certainly very, very sweet. When it comes to band, he'll get an ' HAROLD STEINMANN: Baseball is his chief delight, i ROSEMARY JECMEN: H 'd I r 1 r d d ht. e Ove O p ay I ay an mg A friend in need, She'll help indeed. DELORES LEHMANN: With always a smile as she calls, Delores has proved a friend to all. CHARLES PEDROLEY. He'll take on any bet, RAY BRDA: The luckiest fellow you ever met. What cares he for class or books, Zero marks or scornful looks? SUZANNE SCHLUETER: A tall, blonde lass who's really JOAN SALOMO: 'fesquireyw Although she's quite a diligent one, Of football games will she ever tire? She's always found Where there is fun. FRANK MAY: RAY UEBEL1 . . . Jolly and kind, To knew hlm is fl Um' T friendliness i 1' ed One of the nicest fellows you'll ever O nc In ' meet. JEAN GULATH: LILLIAN LEBAUBE: Calm, reserved, and very neat, Friendly, capable, and eflicient, AIWRYS digniiiedf and VCFY SWQQY- These qualities combined make Sis sufficient. - LES ZINGRICH: A tisket a tasket '1- BOB SMITH: , Les made a basket. With a skating career ' He'll find fame near LAURA JAEGER: MARILYN KQCH3 Laura's smile is worth attention, In Class Work Shes our star' And her personality is worth some And in fun she's over par. ' melfmon' RICHARD WHITE: CHARLES STVERAK: Known now, known ever. UAH E here, an there, Pol-get Dick? Never! Teachers' favorite everywhere. EERN KETTLER: LORINE WIESEI-IAN: She loves to dance, she loves to swing, Lorine in her Work is neat, This girl can do most everything. A nicer girl you could not meet. 27