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

Text from Pages 1 - 121 of the 1966 volume:

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Your expressions, working, creating, striving, Worrying, learning and living, Are reflected in the mirror of This book. Will your reflection quickly fade, Or will the part of your being That you leave here be Aere Perennius-More lasting than bronze? vu m-,.. .l ':jl : 'f'-ff- G.4u..a.-U,,., U. T ' 'f--'--...,v, mths Tttasbwlws ' off Bmjdess People Paeasww isdom . . ,.,,.....1. .-.,4.,.,,.L.g.,f,. 14445.-.flu-4.u.,.V.:.g:.g:... .ilia-gg.,-.,.,.........,..........,w,.h......f.............,...,-,g.,., V-wr L. ..u.--'uf-M,,,,,y ...NM V - 1 4. . . , , aa. WORKING as a daily use of practical knowledge. at ff N 'M-V X hw ff ,rv Ylf' ' if LEARNING . . . as an understanding by nature. LIVING . . . as teamwork, win or lose. STRIVING Q., wt, WORRYING . . . as time in the of- fice passes slowly. a measure based on knowledge past. W ,, .. A h i - W - Q. 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MW' 'ifziflzf r AUTOMATION . R unior Class 'vi' eek. gets in gear for School Spirit ' W T ' !!,X ff wwffff , I , Z Z 3 .,: W M 6 2 ff 1 , REPRESENTATIGN . . The demo- cratic way is personified through sopho- more representative. ASSEMBLY . . Town meeting ofthe world at BHS. 9 f -Y 1 .Q . . .- 1. 1... J. . .V , J ., .. M ,-,xy -, ,., .....,.,.....-.. ,m,.------f-ff'--rffafi-3 4-Lfv-e:li-:- Q-1-ge-L4+ff-L-:Bifffa-3:1-:1ff:1w'fav -rf--rf A-N-A -A-'M - --re-n W CHEERING . . . Cheerleadersjump with enthusiasm. x I l Y t t Tlmeflbiouimgliiffngofu DISMISSING . . . Students hurry to catch first-run bus. xi A . -s A i Q , o fi , E2 9 N , I vw, 1' 1 5 rf 1 f-ci , vw - G ,ia ,sf-I. fi if tv M IO t Q DECORATING . . . Combined efforts create dance atmosphere. Qiisanagn ' ' j 'T w ig 'nfj' ' .C..Q.w..1.L,N1..Lg'Lf.:g1.1.t.tn. TALKING . . . Evening activities being planned at classbreak. I J DANCING . . . School Spirit Dance offers welcome break from the daily routine ll . ThwMwwgFmg :Il 5 TYPING . . . A mechamcal art that demands much practlce. f si! ,G Q 2 4 X Vgw Q Ni EQ? N X ye 'X ' 7 Qs 'fi xwffa K sf' A A E ww 975' 7 if 4948! sf if V gg? 9 iff! W 'Y , fn I2 i CHEMISTRY FOREIGN LANGUAGE . . . A Spanish fiesta enlivens classwork. 2 2 qwfswa A WMw,. wwawh-Nfvhs.. 1 A --, .,.,.........,-....-u-,a.f,.....,..,4.,..i.1g.:......1-,.-.?-f gas,-gv - V A.-A-5 g.-f----, Y -- -P--1 A- ' 4 .gre INDUSTRIAL ARTS . . . Requires patience and dexterity. XHNTRY A Discovery through ex- A' A perlmentation. LANGUAGE ARTS . . . student giving 21 book report. I3 X N Z l ,iw ww- 1-if as if S 5 , f I K , hz- v' ki , f f K ,f ' ff f , I , f , f f , , X f H H ' H' GYMNASTICS . . . Students show skills in physical education. TlwMouimg Pmgefv ...o6vQpofvfs TT VICTORY . . . Bronchos claim their spoils. HOCKEY Female sports enthusiasts compete against Mehlville. lm .miami-g,,,1'airS1hb-an.u. ' ' ' . 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Board and Administration coordinate WN Reflecting American enthusiasm for public service and genuine in- terest in the general welfare of the Bayless School District, Board of Education members coordinate policies and curriculum for a school system of2535 students. The Board accepts the challenge of added responsibility as the con- struction work on the new buildings nears completion. These men determine the standards that will transform the structures into a united educational efiliort. Architect's drawing will become a reality in the 1966-67 school year. if f Amaiizf' ' A . -Y N - Q ,..t ,lg ,, Y ' t. Xp a . gg M., .g gy A fb A .. ', ef' ' ,t I ' r 6, ' ' ' - ,,,- . ,, ' age s , ' ' .. f' - ,. M,M::Z3 V - X '- -1: 1 4 ,. ' R , J-' Q ' ' . 0 . - V' 4 ,. 'TZ Q f W H . ----: A - V. ' i - ' '+ if sp ,f X :QM . , ' ' A. K .MW ' a .. ' .g , ff, f 'VL '--M---ea-M-J-4.,.....-..M '. ' .13 - '- -- .f , 0 Ki- s 4 . s ' 2 W -V W .....,,,.m,,,,-. 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' F ,.. ..-...... .,.-.-v....,....i.11n.-....-......1.-,s, :vu-:err--.p . v- .-.-1 .. -. ' ' '- - - - A e ,a tdinate Q 4 The Administration's purpose is the ,wwf student and its goal is his education. These men direct the total educational program of Bayless, managing the phys- ical aspects of the school as well as pro- gramming a well-balanced curriculum for a changing world. ag A , ,, .MW Principal Ernst initials bulletin announcements as Mrs. Ann Wilde secretary, looks on. plans for new addition wc 'ncaa 3 August Ernst, senior high principalg George Baxter, superintcndcntg and Raymond Nloslcv. assistant superintendent review building plans. l7 , .. . -v , ..- -,.-...f,.-... .,.-....:,.1-....-N--0 H-v-fy U , , r .-L'.:.g-. , Q-c:1-...,:.L.4.1.,L.Y.,...-.,n.f-,uv..-.f.,-.- ,V .. an-...,,.,. ..... ..f.......-.no.......v......f.-....H-.-w..f 4 EARNEST BAN, Mathematicsg WAYNE BELL, Industrial Artsg MERLE BUSCH, Sciencei MISS LOIS CHARLES, Home Economics. Faculty directs program of studies ROBERT CLARK, Social Studiesg BERTRAND COUGHLIN, NIR., Artg KENNETH CRADDOCK, Language Arts, llournalism. MRS. ANN DLCHEK, Latin. Language Arts RALPH EICHHOLZ, Mathematics, Scienceg MRS ESTELLE ELMORE, Librarian. WILLIAM GATLING, Language Arts, Sp6f?Ch MISS ANN HARRELL, Physical Education HAROLD-IACIELS, Instrumental Music. I8 a -..,....,.., ....- ' -....-. 1 . ' ' -..1.m-,-.-.-.n-.-.-rrif--:ie-F-?-'As- .-14'-': -16'- N 1'T - 'i'A A I R IND tlllll MIK. Xrtsi NIRN RAYMOND KELLER, Social Studies, Dramaticsg -JAMES KNACKSTEDT, Social Studiesg ARNO KRACHT, Language Arts. MISS LINDA LODDEKE, Frenchg THOMAS LOMBARDO, Physical Educationg JAMES Mc- CLINTOCK, Business Education. MRS. MARIE MILLER, Scienceg WILLIAM NOLAN, Social Studiesg MRS. KATHERINE RAMDIN, Language Arts. MRS. .IESSIE ROSENOW, Special Educationg HOWARD SATER, Counselorg RONALD STEELE, Business Education. GARY STOUT, Scienceg MISS TONI THORNE, Language Arts, Spanishg ROBERT WILLIAMS, Mathematics. 'VPWWA . . . , , , ,..., , . , K . -V .-'41 f. -,q .,..,.,a4,,f.-,-.,,.f- ,..-J. ..,. , . .. ..........?,.,.,i..f.....f,-,,.m-.-.....f.fA--.-.-....,- -......,-.-....--f-- -.:.,f:11 Lag-, -, J- - V.. . Mrs. Anne Wilde and Miss Diane Noonan fulfill oflice responsibilities. Mrs. Bacher, as matron, helps to preserve 5 school property. -7 ' wda Service personnel complete chool staff Physical needs of the school are facilitated by the service personnel. Mrs. Nancy Lindsey, as school nurse, aids the sick and inj ured. Mrs. Herzing, Mrs. Reinheimer, Mrs. Steinbruegge, and Mrs. McCauley perform cafeteria duties. Q' vol staff BAYLESS TEENTOWN COMMITTEE Teentown Committee members donate their evenings twice a month to sponsor Teen- town. They also aid such school activities as the Foreign Student Drive by sponsoring the AFS Teentown. However, the highlight of each year is the Prom Breakfast which is prepared totally through their efforts. Members Laverne Koehler, chairman Maryola LeBaube Hertha Sims Eny Blackwell Pauline Radick Larry Johnston Irma Fear Mutz McFarland Lavern Gilb Bernice Hess Fern Kloepper Mary Zeltmann Frances Bohannan and parent groups aid school activities BAYLESS PATRONS ASSOCIATION The Patrons Association sponsors the School Picnic, and provides Christmas treats. Working with the Mothers Club, they provide one of the graduation awards and endorse school activities. Oflicers Norbert Cuba-President john Messmann-Vice-President Paul Mignerone-Secretary Robert Dierkes-Treasur er BAYLESS MOTHERS CLUB junior-Senior Open House, the Parent-Teacher Social, and the School Picnic are all activities of the Mothers Club. Their graduation awards and donations to Honor Society encourage gifted students. Ofhcers Patricia White-President Hertha Sims-Vice-President Joycejaby-Treasurer Lois Boehm-Secretary 21 HT0 seek pleasure in the refinements of manners and music, to seek pleasure in discussing the ex- cellences of others, to seek pleasure in making many worthy friends-these are beneflcialfl Confucius Thasboolws Q M 4 fthe Femmes ' . EMM Wewwm :fs O cavities Anxiety flares with Cl shot hx' the opposition. Cagers finish with a successful The Bronchos won their own tournament and took the consolation prize in the Soulh Clountv Tourney. They also produced a Bayless first by taking second place in their rcgionals, llhc u-.im finished with an overall record of 17-5. , 'Milli WX u af 2 W if if Q 'c V yiiy X yy f Y 26- , ,. X ' M, N ,v 7, X ,, 7,4 ' ' W ' 5 J ff gk 3 Q ' J Y xiii 0 Q Z, ' SIA Nl luimlm. R. llolsl. flhliil l.onih.uflo liX1'1111Xf. 4 W NIJING' P. fklenrlolii f'o'irh Hell Nl liiishmi ' R. VVlnl1'rin'1nlIm- I Vulii I 'r . M . ,V 1 V ' ' ' - l.llsii 4 l..ll,,,c Xl i,i,,, K l,.,f,,,, R Iixinr. I A 4 1 A' L 'mls il fl- IH-'I l N...ii Ii 4 Iin.l I 1 ii Q4 i S935 P' X X M' N X S W Www-W ' X X N Ya 'VHL1 5 .. X af A x X AAV A a ig. if ' xx .f Q Q ww X Q? X N X W' sb, .f wi X 3 The bovs on the bench appear lense plaxx ,Q SZ during emu eason record vx 445 W Q 4? W ,f Team makes ready for another big game. 5 N , . B. KNEELING: QL. to R.l D. Steinkiste. NI. Chard. Nl. Balch, T. Creen, B. Craef. STANDING: CL. to RJ Coach Bell, V. Hirning, ll. Nlignerune. Cl. Stelic. L. Hasser. NI. Sturma, D. Meffert, D. Bonk, B. Woods, L. Stewart, T. Harlan. The UB Basketball Team had a 14 and 3 season record and took 2nd place in conference standing and lst place in the Group II Tournament as well as winning the Sportsmanship Award. B teams develop future potential This is the first year for the HB Baseball Team which was plagued by early spring rains but still saw action in 6 diamond contests. B. ROW 7 CL. to RJ R. Wohlstadter, B. Cruel. 'lf fc-llcr. N, Smith. N 'l'r.inchilla. T. Creen, E. Floegsael: STANDING: C. Petty, C. Emmenegger, C. Mueller, D. Nlignerone. CI. Stn-lic. ll, Ntcinltiste. ll. Turner. S. Eccher, oac e . ..... . .... W ,W f 13 73 0 , . B c . 1 C 4 li f ww F . X X bl 73a fl Y, .. .X X R 1 - . X : 26 M! i I lllx N., .xt - 4 L H' 5 N . f.,X 1 Z mg . -,e - 1 z Y M Doelllng llnes one down thlrd base durmg field practlce. ,. w . T . 3 K T lf ' A ll li UW - . 5 Q , 1.-1 A A u 'Q mf' QW ,.': ' in ' , Vw. First baseman stretches for the last out. broncho batmen score with 4-8 season VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM STANDING 41. to rg Coach Parks, D. Korte, E. schoemng, R. Tor- lina, C. Collins, M. Balch, T. Fischer, L. Thurman, KNEELING: A. Zehner, B. Rufhn, B. Ottens, R. Chard R. Holst,j. Scott, T. Doelling. 27 ...H e..:n...x.....,g.f.:g.'- -g ' Q. ., ff- M rw-f---V--1--M--v-..:4z::.::: ..',-.:w--Q-3--M 1':.::::ue.fft- If Although both Senior and Junior divisions lost 4 dual meets and won none, they went on to take sixth place in the Clayton Invitational and fourth place in the University City Invitational. The team was led by Fred Lafser, who scored many firsts and broke several records for Bay- less. 2 5 A I ' if-4 , X Mn 'i .Q -A. M ff M X I 4 , , yf f, , ., A fvemfw 4 V f 2 2,1 4 M 2 ' A . 44, M. 'W 'f ,Q f W fr , go v . 4 f 4 ,Y at . f fs, ' A 74 14 i -I .f ffl 'W' SENIORJUNIOR DIVISIONS: ROW 7 CL to RD Seated: B. Woods, H. Bonds, M. Ringhofer, T, Carroll, F. Stephan, R. Stevens, D. Saedan. KNEEL- ING: M. Beishir. G. Hoppe, R. Rice. li. Bertram. R. Scharlott. Spindel, W. Cindermen represent Bayless mtrgr f Q 'X - 5 ' W .. Us VN NW ,, .,,,..Ww t. M qv '-' , an I ' M ff, , . Q f . ,es J 'QV ' .4 A . . , A ,xx M . ' 'yi ,fb Av I. Early season knee injury does not hinder Roger Byrne's ability at the high jump. . V . f ., - W, uv W Fred Lalser gains another first in a close finish. .9 K Q., 'N l Q 1 is .538 ,V Jew' X ff' 1 . X. Q X f X FN- V 28 Y .iuming , , ,, , f4TI'1T',r-27 '-iff' ,7 ' 'fnuf 'I' r- 'I L--'M umm . U - t ....,1.., ...UVM - - ' 1' -1.,.. -' 1...--,...,.,. .. ..,.... . ,. V - ., ' - , V :Z Ari? A - -j r wus:-Lun-1-,-p-rs.-...-.4,....w.-., u-..:1. .::4,a:..L...1:. , .. . . -' . My . . 45 , 2, c ' W U . . t t 1 , f W V, 5 4 ff t Q 4 wg ,fe f . ,ff ' , Kfugf ff XJ,-W y ff.. X I p X rwbfzf W W 7 ' Q f . . f ff 1. , , ,, , I - V2 4 Z P r t A 3 M g V. X f - 4 -' 'Z if f . J 1 it trr' f . 1 in r , RW f, . 4 Qaayafg ww fl hwy? ,ly Q. , ' - V 70-., X 1 1 X ., , , 'S .av . of 3 I I .Q ., Wu 2, 7,,,,,,.,, V A W My .... .........., ...,.,.,?,,,,.. .,. .. . , .-......,. .-..........-......... ,,,,,-. , f - - - - . --'Ja-vfa.r1-i.-r...,.-.-.Trff--5 r1---- - -.,- ..--....,.-....,-..........P..'.-,- Q o NE JV' wiv, sk.. gg :R X fe. Q if ' ' Y B' M ass sf. Q5 ,Q Y 2 X f ss 8,3122 4, .2 M Y ' 29' . Q aff! . S is s T , AX I I' X . :AN X ,Qi Q, Q. i s i 1 N 1 . . . . B ...Ms x . R S ,V if XR WM .. Syn? :N -. E-A X ' A . X ., RX ' 1 a i ' X P sg ii i . , .w r 1 s f 2 Q . -is K . of ' as . ' 'ss B, . TF FS: f . .af 'vi ' ' Q 5. - N 3. , .4 Q . N Y Awww fs! A A 6 .. 2 NRSV.. xg, Q 5 A l 5 wkt.-In QM x , wx ., . 8 V , i , e . , R, W J V, , H' . .y f -H Q1 A... .K 3 less his Dowell, R. Heppe, M. Chard, G. Storts. STANDING: T. Harlan, M. Ruddell, T. Fitzgerald, J. Calamia, R. Van Rees, M. Turek, D. Meffert, F. Lafser, R. Byrne, G. Ward, B. Maddux, B. Nicholson, P. Mendolia, B. Evans, Coach Lombardo. in track and field events 4 . , f X f f 5 + . R 1 ' in wg ' . -.X x . xx . A .K -IV f -'D Mike Beishir heaves shot in an attempt to break his record 29 I I ing the cross country season earn member- ship in the 100 Mile Club. Both Senior and junior divisions of the Cross Country Team won 4 dual meets and lost 1. p Boys who have run at least 100 miles dur- P j 100 Mile Club: STANDING: F. Lafser, M. Turek, G, Ward, -I. Spindel. KNEELING: A. Zehner, M. Balch, M. Chard. L BHS distance men prove victorious F, xl- , 4 . I I l - h N urn. Q 1 x V l '1 , I x CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: Row 1. M. Ringhofer, M. czhafd. ROW 2: C. Hoppe, T. Carroll, -I. Spindel, B. Nicholson. ROW 3: Smith T. Doelling M. Balch, T. Greene. ROW 4: Coach Lombardo, A. Zehner, C. Ward R Wcihlstldlcr R. Heppe, P. Mendolia. ROW5: R. Byrne, F. Lafser, M. Tufgk 'H'f'l'.2i f sem li 55522 4.5 gggglmdg, uunuw QQ 5th Hour Volleyball Winners lst Hour Basketball Winners C ss s compete in intramural sports 2' av f Tfggygii if ir i .y , ,Q fly' Ping Pong Doubles J. Hogrebe, T. Hribernik ' 5147 fm f 1 -,,,K,fr.. 6 e 5 9 9' i 1 5 V W Y ' 'ix - gf: 5 1 Ping Pong Singles E. Baseh X 145 ' Qi fi. X ii ll X , ff N l D if? lik. fn V D V, 3' ui., ,ff X o Tennis Singles T. Green 'N .t l lc 1 fit? 1220 'Q ,wif ,Q Q.. E - , 'QNX W fr Mfg' f S f i t e f- .. . gl- , 7- M1 M- ' M , . V ,ly .2 Q 9, Q lmw -M.,E,,'3,gi X E X ,V i v. 5-T gffizffgfgi 9 S Y ' A f- fra, ,QQ i Y ' ,Q Free Throw D. Runge Tennis Doubles QI. Hogrebehl. Calamia 3rd Hour Football Winners 3l 5th Hour Corkball Winners - K 4435, ' BHS cheerleaders led the student body in support of the Bronehos. New cheers and chants were initiated at games during the basketball season. Pep club leads school spirit The Pep Club encourages school spirit and good sportsmanship. Members stress student attendance at all sports events. I ,.. W mm ROW 7 Cl. to rj: B LeB'1ube CV PI-Q5 ,. ' L ' -l. P. Blgtrkwell Neel Xl B - ' ' ' 'il U' IX , ROLV 2., A-,, - , H l . X - .. Ulllt, tlttzlsl. l hilt. int, Itss Thorne, B. Robinson, 5. Ratdtrlt qlnwslp ll ullxlllntlx N l,wWk I fuwlmk MIN Rai d' ROW' 3: S. V hy ll V 'g V , , Y ' p lliblslijlter ROltV J' S Boshtnt wlilllbi IL' vvcbml 5- ixlcxmulw' ll' lltw-1. ll Xl.ttslt.ull. X lltwlltn-'. l f 1 - - - i lim, . e tmztnn Ci l 1ul C' llvllt I l ut mt l l B tal In tl ll lit lxtt ' ' 1 , 1. , -t- ' . . x Ls 1 32 . . , , . . . .. . . -,. .. . ... . . .- e-.--.1 - V,-...MW , .1 h ,- , A., --, ,---,..-.....-........,.......,f.......-,.....,......--. ...e -rn.1...w.-.-?- 2-.,'...1- ---,.-.Q- --J--------v------.1,u5:...-Y.- f..4-,-,-a- ,-,-- -T -- :4-N? f 4 ws Q f :fine Qnzllx 1 1436 4 'W 5 in afwfllsigu ft. wa Q, all sg Wy , 7,7 Y ,QV i M , A , , i,,:fw'a. W- ,. ' N. f Q Aw Qt' ,O A f ,iffflxa -7 , ,, 0 ' . f Wfglfiw aww Q Q, 4 ' rw,,w f Z W 4 , , f A Y, ,W f , wa, wavhsy, ff ,L , -. 0 0 M1 'agwwt , v K t ' ' y , Aw UM sf X t 'a f V I f K Xa 'W W V f f ' 4' as Q ' may Q. Y W '-1-cf.'v mN . N2 , A A N f I V , 5 , . s , a 'W , as W , W 2 ' 9 A 1 Q' I We Q aff 9 6 - .V -s 1 ' ' ' 46 x t Q Y H , . f f , ff . 1 . X ' 2, 5 6 4 , ' We 44 7 X f Q X A .1 ,S f' 3 it G M im nag' 3, My Clara Hylla Juanita Turner Nancy Myers HOCKEY BASKETBALL VOLLEYBALL recognizes outstanding athletes These are the 1965-66 athletes at Bayless High School chosen by the Pep Club members, upon recommendation of the various coaches, to receive the coveted trophy as the outstanding participant from each of this year's teams. Gary Ward Fred Lafser Thomas Fischer CROSS COUNTRY BASKETBALL-TRACK BASEBALL 33 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: ci Becker, R. Schoening, B. Maier, G. Paul, K. McVey, S. The girls' varsity basketball games and losing 2. . to rj K. Kraus, QI. Nabe, L. Cutsinger, C. I-Iylla, P. Zehnle, N. Myers, S, Terveer, Turner, S. Meyer, Miss Harrell. team had a very successful season, winning 5 Girls participate W The undefeated B basketball team completed the season with 6 wins and 0 losses. B. TEAM BA . fl- I0 LD KNEELING: K. Glenn, CI. Mexincs, K. llartiggin, B. BCSCI, l-lorvath, G. Fuller, K. Zeltmann. STANDING' Rohrback, D. Becker, B. Kerley, Miss Harrell, hermanw M- lfltb. .N lhornton, Q..Oebern1g1nn, lx. 34 4 Lv . ipate G. Paul. ROW 2: S. Meyer, E. Saeger, R. Schoening, E, Russom, S. Becker, A. Thorton, S. Alexander, Miss Harrell. ROW 7 Cl. to rlj. Ziemba, C. Hylla, N. Myers, Turner, B. Schmeer, Nabe in active team sports The Bayless varsity volleyball team completed the season with a record of three wins and four losses, the B team earned four victories out of six matches. f v ' V V Q F x ROW 7 Cl. to rj K. Glenn, D. Teich, M. Frazer, K. Rohrback, N. Hecht, B. Mizerany, C. Oebermann ROW 2: C. Beg, M. Byrne, L. Cutsinger, K. Zeltmann, KI. Pruehsner, D. Becker, Mrs. Rogers. 35 N , M, - S: 1. te g W . '. 1 .5 M 1, - ' ,W f . .1 ,SH A52-w wi , V .A .X In X M f M, V . . , M, 5 f 3 f X X X Q N ff , X H' s. 1 A 1 9 B Q X 2? i fa ls ' N I f I i i f I 115' ' 5 5 y The girls' hockey team had a below par season, winning 2 games, losing 3, and tieing 1. ROW 7: CL. to RJ C. Bertz, R. -Iamison, L. Cutsinger, B. Schmeer. S. Alexander, AI. Turner, S. Meyer QI. Horvath, C. Hylla, L. Weber ROW 2: G. King, K. Kraus, -1. Ziemba, M. Byrne, P. Blackwell, K. Rohrbach, S. Becker, R. Schoening G. Paul, S. Fava, T. Lieber, B. Maier, N. Myers, Miss Harrell Ccoachb. Club honors team efforts ll' .l'...',.l gl . IO I, s -,MMWP f .X X G fl- ff G.A.A. is a club for girls with athletic ability who have acquired a total of 550 points. G.A.A.: Row 1. QL. to RJ P. Black ll, R. s h ' , .M - 1 .. We C Oemnfm B. lNlaler, C.. Hylla, lurncr, N. Myers Miss llarrt-ll rgponsorl. ROW 2:41. Nabe, K. Hartigan, B. Schmeer, S. Te 5 X1 3 . ' t' 'B - My Bymeull Horvmhml' Ziembav LV WelJer7T. Liebiyeer, . Cyer, . . Alexander, P. Lehnlc ROH 3: Ci. Paul. S. Becker. l.. tlulsinier. 36 Z 2nd Hour Volleyball Winners - ll f f, ff 1 X 49 ,X W f 2nd Hour Hockey Winners Girls win Intramurals Wk , ff ..., f 1 f if ? l '73 7 V ZW? ,ff Vw f W, 2 1 4 f ff M X30 0 X0 gf f if IBO! 2293! qv , . , sf f if, -A as . ,K X Nj, fi.: - M. , . ,Q X wggf .., ff We M f f f , X X YZ K f W X , ,, . 01 Q ' 1 2 1 f 92 3 A i i ,Mwwg , l 1 , 0 , f , ' l , S Q v . .fm . , ff Ping Pong Doubles Champions -I. Rake B Robinson ' ' 3rd Hour Basketball Winners C X 3 X s X 1 fr V s Q s . ,X L ,. Free Throw Champion L. Glairon f Y , ' 1 W? , , 'W' ' , XO 1 ' f Hour Softball Winners 3 fl , , X Some students rose with the sun to avoid the mobs who bought tickets to the Student Council sponsored pancake breakfast. You if LUOLM iimJ'T Holiday cheer sparkled in the decorations d e n t u n and faces at BHS as Christmas drew near. Class forums provided students with answers to their questions on the various platforms. Classes were entangled in a drive to collect crepe paper for the School Spirit dance. vi li il serie l ......,.,...-.-.......f.......-.f.-v.-..........L.-H.-. Q 11f,,Y,,,.:,f,- -.,,.4--,.......y.sa.,aa-51a35.a4a5,yQ.,.-,t.1v,,.L-'g,fT-r,,j5F5--sW7--.-yg-QQ-pb-4----5-....... 1--f.-r - il 'Y ouncll I x ws, I-M, ,. .lim Hogfebe- President Dorris Wenzlick, vice-president serves and leads BH ROW 7 Cl. to rj Mr. Clark Csponsorb, P. Eirich Qcorr-sec.D, D. Wenzlick Cvice-presj, Hogrebe fpresj, K. Hahn Crec.-secj, Martin Ctreasb, Mr. Eichholz Csponsorb ROW2: D. Wallis, A. Pagano, D. Levy, L, Barrett, B. LeBaube, K. Silhavy, M. Kloepper, P. Blackwell, Nabe, C. Staas, E. Cutsinger ROW 3: B. Robinson, Bachmann, B. Beatte, M. Schimmer, Mullins, T. Lieber, Subert, D. Chipp, M. Cooksey. L. Clalamia ROW J: B. Anderson, D. Saedan, ll. -jones, R. VanRees, R. Drake, M. Meyer, T. Hribernik, M. Brandt, D. Becker, R. Robinson. 39 -W,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,.g4.L,.,.g..,.g.-:QL...f.11.'..:..g.:.:s.gz.-.g.vf,Jvp.-.1.4..,-1.14.-4.-....'3.-.-.. - .....- --.sy-,-'hx' ROW 7: Cl. to rj M. Belt, M. Kloepper Cree.-sec.D, L. Seemiller Cvice-presj, D. Wenzlick Qpresj, H B K echler I Subert L Glairon I Nabe D Bux M Bonte ROW 3: D. Wallis Qcor.-sec.D, S. Feist Qtreasj ROW 2: oppe, . u , , . , . , , - 7 A , - J. Rake, K. Larwill, N. Ferguson, B. Robinson, K. Hahn, S. Alexander, S. Walter, Hogrebe ROW 4: Mrs. Elmore Csponsorj, L. Keller, B. Walter, B. Nicholson, M. Meyer CS.C. rep.D, C. Lavazzi, D. Schoenwalder, Mr. Kracht Csponsorj. Students who have demonstrated the qualities of character, service, leadership, and scholarship are selected as members of the National Honor Society. An impressive candlelight induction ceremony was held in the spring. Columnist Clarissa Start served as guest speaker. Speeches were presented by several Honor Society members. Organizations honor students Speech Club participated in both oratory and radio reading contests this year. Members took a field trip to KSLH Radio. Monthly meetings featured poetry readings, skits, and slides. A local author and poet was invited to talk on the importance of public speaking. it SPEECH CLUB: Row 1. 41. to rj Cpresj, T. Doelling Cpresj, B. Walter Csec.-treasj, B. LeBaube ROW2' C Graham B Schm R D Nl ll Y ' 'A 7 . - eer, . orn, . . oller, l.. Barrett. Mr. Gatling lsponsorb, G. King Csec.-treasb, V. Boehm qv, presjy Q. Hylla tj. Salvaggio, B. Saedan ROW 3: A. Baumann, L. Calamia, R. Bonds B, M . N meyer. aier, 1. Sturma, R. Noonan, K. Srhlette, P. Kamp- 40 yy . Nix Q I0 .W nf ,fn ull I X. mx X k X54 x RUII' I II. to rl: R. Schoening Csecxj, QI. Subert Cv. presb, B. Nicholson Cpresj, D. Levy CS. C. rep.D H, Hahn ttreasb, RUII' 2: Xlrs. Duchck tsponsorb, C. Foster, N. Hecht, P. Pries, D. Wenzlick, S. Terveer, A. Thorton, M. Kloepper XI. Belt. NI. Lewis. R. tirgives. lfostcr, I.. NVQ-Iier, D. W'aIIis. N. Nliddendorf, ROW 3: L. Otto, Abling, L. Glenn, S. Burgeois XI. Nlachold. C. Zinqrich. R. tilowarki. .X. l,octIeIman. B. Rake. L. Schachameyer, K. Hartigan, C. Knittel, QI. Kahn, ROW 4: R Otto. NI. Clenn. R. IILIFIHLIIIII. I.. Boggs. Ci. Schmidt, CZ, Lavazzi D Moore. D. Yogt. l.. Boggs. Ii. Petty. Il. Schocnwaltler. , NI. Brown, B. Kramer, R. Bonds, S. Bohannan, C. Beg, B. Fischer The Latin Club, with its ideal Roman bers. A successful bake sale raised funds to adopt an Italian orphan. supper, proved to have a very interesting year for its mem- and stimulate active interests Mardi Cras was the highlight of French Club activities. A queen was crowned and everyone dined on French pastries. l OM I CI P K I qrwill tv pres? L KCIICF Csecj, C. Breihan Cpresj, Miss Loddeke tsponsorb. 1 Q ' .tor.: .if A ' I, - -C' - . R dd, D. Staehlin, lj. Foster, L. utsinger, I Mullins rtff-Mp, 1. Nail- asc. ft-,ii Row 21 ii. isQfker..I- H0PP'3f.I- Bafhwnn' IX ,UE h. ber er N Ferguson G. Masekx IJ, Nlarshally Kprlfhyv ,ffl S Nlnyvr-Y Sv XNHIICFY P, NCIII, AICR2lflCliI', cr. pil-3UlR!VL?IiterlCGl-Hlxlagyetiu Byline, Cutsingerq IJ. Ilomjanovif, fl. Ifmthm-srorif-, II Smith. ROW.1g lf, Ilaushaltcr, lx. Zetmann, . - 5- Steinkistf' Wrifilrlriflgf' 4l . . ' .Z Q? , , 4 ROW 7 Cl. to r.D: Radick Ctreas.D, L. Calamia Cv. pres.j, S. Feist Cpresl, Mr. Knackstedt Csponsorj, P. Blackwell Csec.D, M. Kloepper CS. C. repb ROW 2: G. King, V. Newell, D. Kleinschrodt, C. Odorizzi, M. Belt, D. Wallisf 'D. Wenzlick, D. Levy, K. Silhavy, N. Koehler, Rake, S. Vohs, D. Marshall ROW 3: Ziemba, P. Neff, D. Staehlin, SOAlexander, F. Haushalter, L. Glenn, L. White, B. Robinson, N. Benz, C. Nash, C. Kiesewetter, B. Kuechler, M.-Lewis, M. Balch ROW 4: L. Fleddermann, S. Terveer, P. Dowd, G. Eichenberger, G. Paul, B. Kramer, S. Emme, D. Chipp, B. Maier, S. Walter, K. Walz, K. Murphy, C. Beg, W. Avery. The Future Teachers of America provides the opportunity for members to learn from the other side of the desk by teaching in the Bayless Elementary School. The year was high-lighted by a trip to the University of Missouri at Columbia. Other projects included a bake sale to raise money for the field trip and a Christmas party for all members. BHS clubs engage in a lane Future Hornemakers learn fundamentals of family living plus practical skills. The FHA participates in manv activities. Through the year many projects which include Christmas open house for faculty, serving at the Honor Society Dinner andisports banquet, and a pot luck supper are given by the club. ROW 7 Cl I0 Fl' V Kalkbrenner Chistl K Silh1v'Csec.l D. Levy Ctreas.D, S. Walter Cpresj, Miss Charles Csponsorl, N. Koehler Cv. presj A Pagano .cg cl rep, B 8 h . . .I Zi ly ROW? ' ' . - -- . , . c meer song ea er C J M. Schutte, L. Siegrist, D. Dischbein, S. Emme, L. Clemens, O'Farrell B LeBaube B Bevard S M L B A S N h ROll, ' ' ' - - Cyer. . arrett, 'o s C 3: King, R. Newell, R. Elchinger,,B. Gunter, R. Mizerany, D. Dolergtg C Allen D Fear B C-rlham L W I ROLVJ B S ' ' ' - - - 12 , . eier .' .auer, D. S B. ' ' ' ' ' , - , , ' auer' Wdller' P' hemmls' C Llebsf- N' M'i'lf'V5- .l- W1CfhUl'hl6F, C-. Kohlman, K. Mueller ROW 5: P. Noonan, li. Russom E. Saeger, Becker, D. Chipp, M. Dischbein, V. Hoeltge, Ziemba K Brnyu, I Hmschmidt D W I '- '- ,.escr. v ' - I .. . ' ' -- .. .,,.... ,,,, ..-...,...,Y H., ,xT.x,.,f.,.-. T, 5 ,, .-,........... g,....,:..1..5.g....-z.u-:p.-:.....:.-,.-.-ffffg-fy5 ,.., 5.--,.,.-..1f...--.-:-1--P H W? ROW 7: fl. to r.D C. Armbruster Cv. presj, B. LeBaube Qpresj, Hamm Qseej, Subert CSC. rep.D, R. Schoening Ctreasj. Mrs. Miller ROW 2: C. Mayer, D. Becker, S Emme, L. Clemens, S. Alford, K. Kounovsky. L. Weber, E. Basch, S Abling. Many scientific minded members enjoy interesting projects and discussions. The BHS Science Club went on many stimulating field trips to such places as the Planetarium and the Climatron. variety of activities The Nurses Club visited hospitals and nursing schools to give the girls an opportunity to see what the nursing profession is like. They also made gifts and went Christmas Caroling at Shriners Hospital. Their Spring project was making Easter baskets for hospital patients. ROW 7: fl. to r.l S Meyer Csec.-treasl, K. Hahn Qpresl, ll. Bachmann tv. presj, E. Cutsinger ROW 2: P. Dowd, P. Nash, P. Kemmis, C. Hyla, L. White, R. Dorn, S Alford, S Vohs ROW 3: Miss Thorne Qsponsorb, B. Fava, Wooldridge, K. Walz, M. Schutte. B. Bonds, N. Benz. Kaup, D. Fleddermann, K. Kounovsky. 43 . -...,..,. U..-.....-M.. .. ...N-A...-,.-,..,..,f.., . -..N ,.. ,,..,...,.f.,..-,Q-.f w.f,1 ,-..,.-f..,q,.-...f-.-.- N., ....,f.-.-..- -. my wif X xi Q Q Q Q :.. r 7 ' , . X .. 'f it s V, 1' k A I . .,, ,Q -N., .f WA gs-.Ma 'ww TELEVISION ASSISTANTS: STANDING-Miss Buelick, T. Harlan, P. Mendoiia, R. van Rees, L. Stewart, T. Doelling, C. Rydell, M. Helfrich, M. Quint, Holder KNEELINGfl. Cuba, L. Fox, C. Armbruster, C. Lavazzi, A. Nockunas, B. Stephan, S. Dunkmann. Audio-visual assistants bring the world of educational television to elementary students. Several cameramen demonstrated this closed circuit system at the Missouri State Teachers Convention in Kiel Auditorium. A variety of programs are presented daily by the assistants. Students render time and 24 hour-a-day service to both Broncho and Oracle staffs is given by members of the Photographerls Club, who take pictures for both publications. A new dark room and enlarger enabled members to experiment with new developing methods. Several photographers entered their work in local contests. 'X C 'fn 55' we: ,ms e.,E,,5.3YtEQzfg.s ROW 7 Step an T Hentschel Schimmer Hogrebe K Floyd ROW 2 Mr Williams D Moore C 'Vlayer M Meyer CVICC presldentj D Sewald F Lafser C Chenot C Wilderfpresldentj T Doellingftreasurerl B Anderson 'VIr Coughlin 44 .var-.x..-M HBR alen 0 0 ' I I I . . B. h , . , M. , -I. - - w . . N N , V . v ' ' ' 1 - 1 - 1 7 . , . L , , , , . . . Y , . , . , 1. , . KY , . , . . 1 , ' ' ' ' - ' ' ' - ' ' r ' ,sr-sig-55.3.-.Quik 5'-1 i....:m,.L...,,,.....:.... ..:.....a.. . .. V. Y 'PQ mr' wr J Q,,, .x, W 'wil it Q gf we MWF CL. to RQ ROW 7. L. lliral, L. Fleddermann, -I. Hoppe, K. Larwill, Subert, S. Meyer. ROW 2. Mrs. Elmore, B. Kramer, S. Feist, L. Seemiller, K. Rudd, S. Walter, B. Walter. Library assistants keep busy helping students End books. They also assist Mrs. Elmore in shelving and processing books and help to collect books and Fines. 3 and talent in school service Reliable ofhce assistants aid secretaries in doing smalljobs for administration. 0 1 .5 Lexi' mph NWMv,ogi.n,M4of-rfaff-vfLMW-'-r '2'N QL. to RQ E. Saeger, P. Noonan, M. Belt, Wiethuchter, M Westlak I Hamm N Bayers D Bux A Pagano, Mrs. Wilde, D. Noonan, L. Clemens, lx. Silhavy Cv ,- 1 ' ' ' l U C. Staas, L. Barrett, D. Fear. 45 Bayless' orchestra continued its traditional concert program including the Fall Concert, Christmas Program, Orchestra Night, and Pop Concert. On tour, the orchestra performed for the annual Orchestra Festival and gave a program at Mehlville Senior High. BHS orchestra presents varied PVUSV ROW 7. L. Keller, D. Domlanovic, S. Steinkiste, Oberhaus ROW 2: L. Ixey, lx. Beasley, L. Hogrebe, D. Harlan ROW 3: Kiesewetter, Foster, D. Berry, M. Ferguson ROW 4: N. Fischer, D. Casanover, P. Baumer, T. Royer, D. Smith, B. Kerley, P. Neff, M. Belt, Tekotte, L. Weber ROW 5: V. Denno. M. Larwill, C. Wilder, G. Mayer, U. Vogt, Mrlagels. 46 i1bgI94.iw-anna-h N- ...,. .. .. ..-- --.g.- gfg-mirygrpk7,a..,-,,?z...za-,.,.?.,......wfffr .Vis ri' is 5. SE Q W' Urn heslm members tune up in preparation for Christmas Concert. awed programs during school year RUW lg 5. 14.15.-, ll rff-W.-, ls. Stephan, s. Smith ROW 2: L. cslaifgn, A. Thorqron. .I- Rake- D Sfhmlrbus, H l',irhf-rxiwrvif-r. IJ llr' Arrilm, IJ. PZlChiV2l ROW 35 Wooldridge- IW' Qulfn' VL' Glfmn- D rgllmer, H llfmpgq I lm-hi, K Hmm-, B, Klocpper, W. Avery, M, lxloepper ROW Jg lx. bums, lx. Rose mimne I flmrner. I, Sfll,Ifh.iIIlf'Yf'7f M. Stroeher, V. Straumann, C-. f-hCU0l- 47 . A!' ' i? !ii !':'i f 'L':'Y:'!ii'r1'E 545Tlii319:51i4 - 'liJ-f'!fi'ff:V:f:1f 'fL i :.f. ':!1'fZ'ZN 1 ROW 7 Cl. to r.D M. Belt, P. Neff, L. Alexander, AI. Knehans. R. Kerr. l. Wrlvcr. I lelmtte. ROW 2 B. Kerley, G. Schmidt, Hull, B. Rawson, D. Smith. 5. Smith. RUN' 5 IJ. Yum. K Rnttv. CI. Kinder. L. Boggs, T. Campbell, Glasner, D. May. K. Schlette, IJ. lillmcr. B. llnnp. I. lllchl. RUH' J K. Petty, B. Frank, G. Tayen, C. Crouther. Concert band provides ,pm The marching band strikes up hall-time t'IlIL'l'l.llHHlt'I1I. 48 rovides ROW 7 NI. Layton, P. Ferguson. L. Boggs, L. Glairon, A. Thornton, UI. Rake. ROW 2 H. Smith, B. Thompson, G. Wilder. Ci. Burr. R. Robinson, G. Mayer, V. Decno, M, Larwill. ROW 3 V. Newell 1 J. Story, ul. Woodridge. NI. Quint. L. Glenn, B. Rake, D. Steinkiste, M. Stroehem, R. Van Rees, V. Straumann, CI. Chenot. ROH' J ID. Nlignerone, li. Sims. W. Avery, G. Gliedt, G. Mueller, L. Schacha- meyer, T. Giles. L. Thurman. Ci. Storts. spirit at many school functions Bayless Senior Band presented several concert programs during the year including the Fall Concert, Band Night, and the Pop Concert. The band provided halftime entertainment at several home basketball games and participated in the annual parade for the school picnic. The band presented assembly programs to area schools while on its annual tour. 49 The Bayless choir has displayed its talents in several concerts throughout the year. The evening concerts included the Christmas Concert, Spring Concert, and Pop Concert. The choir has also sung for the Mother's Club, the Christmas As- sembly, and the Senior Graduation ceremony. X Concert Choir performing at Christmas Program. Voices and rh thm combined Q ROW 75 lj, Rake, P. Dowd, K. Zeltmann, I. Foster B Be 1 T C I Ziemba C King D Wallis S Meyer S Fassler S Vohs B Bonham 'VII' Thom 50nSC,RO,W goksiy. Belt, C. Nash, C. Graham, M. Schimmer, C. Meier: Kouriovsliy, S, Algjxafndgr K IRON? P Neat AA Thornton McFarland K 'vlurphy D Marshall ROW 3 . ' a , v - A , , I '. I . W d N Eichenberger, R. Baughman, C. Paul, Terveer, S. Smith, Beiiern ie, vEc1.ebe1iuSS?miASiZI,A Cigookifrl. C, ' ' 1 - 21 , . 1 airon 1 Wester, M. Raider, C. Wagonblast. ROW 4: B. Nistler, R, Byrne Q Cmuth ' R Ihurman, R. Hartmann, D. Mignerone, K. Sims, M. Balch, V, Straugmnni C1 S CF. . Xian Rees, L Lydon, Kratzerhj. Campbell, B. Hoops, D. May. 5 L K tons' B' Fhompson' -l i V . . we- Q ,wsiqsws if 0 X70 STAGE BAND: ROW 1.- G. Meyer, P. Neff, M. Belt, G. Wilders, G. Schmidt, H. smith. ROW 2: K. Schlette, B. Hoops, Diehl, C. Crouther, D. Ellmer, D. May, V. Straumann, C. Chenot, M. Quint, M. Stroeher. ROW3: S. Smith, L. Sehachameyer, S. Feist, K. Sims, W. Avery. The stage band provided entertainment at basketball games and other social functions during the school year. Other activities included appearances at the Patrons Association and participation in all concert programs given by the Music Department. d create the sound of music TWI RLERS: 41.4.5 T. Royer, G. Gliedt,-I. Glasner, A. Thorntonhl. Rake. 51 4 f 1 f 4 , 4 ,. ' . 's e m . Q., . ,.,,.gZsQ ,Q,.i6,Z4!i. ,ERN ,EQ Aff M.. sf ... nb 3.26 . X 1,5 - -m Q x J A X f 2 1' K. Rudd, B. Kuechler, V. Kalkbrenner, M. Meyer, T. Doelling, M. cuss pictures and lay-outs. P Kampmeyer feditorj lends hand to conscientious staff members Atch1son,andF Lafser. D, W' G. W'lder and S. Vohs scan former Oracles for ideas. Tut! y -A NN Z., yf ,. , l ,M-'Ulm X 1' f ..... -.To .. g n .s . xi 'sw W, -- .4 . .Y fx. -. Holler, and B. Robinson, oth K. Zeltmann, C. Meier, . , g e stall members dis Qunuw., A final check for misspelled names and corrections is made by CL. to RJ KI. Ziemba, B. Robinson, B. Kuechler and M. Holler Ceditorl as T. Fischer, L, Keller, K. Rudd, Mr. Craddock Csponsorj, and N. Ferguson look on. Publications inform and record Bayless students I 1 GN U25 5 4 y 5 journalism stafl members CL. to RJ B. Simon, L. I-Ieiter, B. Nistler, B. LeBaube, M. Turek, B. Maier, K, Schlette, P. Noonan, N. Koehler, L. Fleddermann, B. Bonds, and R. -jamison perform the paste-ups, crop photo- graphs, and write headlines for news copy. N Sister Theresa tries to control a difficult patient. f uOh, father I am dearly W0ul'ld6d LITTLE MOON OF ALBAN ,JAMES CQSTIGAN Danger strikes in a Dublin countryside. 54 ww Bella searches behind the picture for the razor her husband has told her she misplaced WINTER PR OD UCTION ANGEL STREET PATRICK HAMILTON The first two productions revealed a variety of talent and emotiong effects were heightened by realistic scenery and costumes. 'fLittle Moon of Albann, a drama contrasted greatly to the sus- pense of 'fAngel Street. Mrs. Manningham is comforted by Inspector Rough who has successfully completed another case. ff 4 f LX ' ff was Qsmvsv -7 my ,fy X f . ,,!,f,,, ,I -f ,, 1 Mfaiw ,f, , ,, f, fwfr I f ff, fl Z a 9 . Dancers provide a change of pace between scenes in 'The Swanf' SPRING PROD UCTION THE SWAN FERENC MOLNAR HThe nature books teach us that the Swan is no more than a very haughty duck. So it must stay out on the lake-be a bird but never flyg know one song, but never sing it-until the endf, Wttmw-W ' He should have called you a rebellious child. sump-gli,-rv f--'.- 1, .-, . Q', ' 'f f'Q ' - -I --. 4 ..,., .,,, 'Y'-1 ' 1- -- ' . , .,,,,..,--.. ' 'l ' ' ' ' - .4.. ,V V.. , ' 1'1-.- 4. .. nh -g 1 ' '- ,- - -Q - - ' J f- '- -- ' ' ' Af -- -- -. -' V ' 4' ' ' 'j'i1'L'.-in ' ,y...,aa,,t..e,..-.t-.p..........M B.-. . x - H' ' ' ' Q93 Backstage performances many times prove on stage, 1 2 awww X as interesting as those An obedient servant enjoys his master's iokes. 'kYes, phrases-pretty phrases to impress the ladies with. Every star a sovereign worldf, aw 4 :wr r w -f f V- ..... ' '-'f - nsw vs.: 7 fi Q N Q ,Y iS , . .N . ,om , 'f7,QSXs s efx Msg X L ,ggysiwebsfsbfsvfwfvaxw A 2 9'.,sso:7:.:ft2:-f4w'1',+Q, was uv., -1. R s Emu' ul!--, Q-2 vffsws' s ,fx if, K ? f 6 .. ,,,. 5 ' 1 tgiw Mm Sw ev f Come Alive . . . The yearbook staff gives a spectacular skit for the greatest Oracle ever. .Oz Faculty Follies . . . They may feminine side of our faculty Dance, ballerlna, dance . . . Orchestra accompanies ballet by student MM f 5 WW' fZ!!7,,,f W f ff fff fi' , WX 2 fix! f ff' X' , f 4, AZN fw f U , Wy ,, Q f ff ,yfmfg pyfyff XXV ' H ,V fx - ww f ' , if , ,fyhw f f t V , ,V fi 'ffi Q if ,, f N04 , . efvwfuies... just being a member of the student body is not enough. Participation is essential to a student's growth and achievement. Op- portunities to take part in the active life of our school are offered through organiza- tions, teams, dramatics, publications, mu- sic groups, and class functions. f Broncho Royalty , . . King Mel Meyer and Queen Linda Calamia reign at the not be Ziegheld girls but the SCh0OlSpifiID21f1Cf. steals the show. Got rhythm . , . Boys invade the world of modern dance. 'f 59 ,wx 5 Y -,my vw , . as Danny The East and West meet at Bayless through deep friendships formed with foreign stu- dent. The long ride home . . . BHS students sing to relieve tensions after a long, wet tour people bring g:Ill'l fm., Student teaching .. while she instructs, Citizenship and the Teenager . . . Four discuss the role of teenagers in society. If of the University of Missouri at Columbia. we Sf f 60 us..'..,x.s..,. -f - - 4 ,. -- - ' ' ' ' . ' -' -T V. -' 1- - A - ,,,,3L-'jjAg,..,+i- P 1'-w.v...s..g-su.,.--i,..,,:.............-- . . E -, - .,, Four . -,flkl activities to life M FTA member learns distinguished St. Louisans visit Bayless to .T ,r People in action create life at Bayless. The buildings stand still and silent until in- dividuals move and think within their walls, forming a school s living image. Veteran ofthe staff . . . Lew Millman has been snapping Oracle pictures for many years. Spiking . . . Girl athletes demonstrate skills in a volleyball game with a rival school. to-aliflf 61 W tn .M -.fm .,,- ,,. Prom guests hurry along Locust Street on thelr way to a memorable evenmg of dmner and dancing. An exeltlng arrlval 1nto the Boulevard Room and exchange of greetlngs wlth Mr Ixracht 'JKQawn..,.'-fo Junior-Senior prom hailed a gala climax MJ if if 'Q nf' ,101 A its 4 Su 5 :max to school year Entertainment Committee Chairman Marlene Schim- mer delivers a reading on the evening's program. The 1966 junior-Senior Prom was held on a warm june 4th evening in the Boulevard Room of the Sheraton-Jefferson Hotel in downtown St. Louis. Over three hundred twenty-Eve people attired in formal wear danced to the rhythms of the jerry Cotler Band, laughed at a dramatic 'ATO Be or Not To Be, sighed at a prophecy of a reunion 100 years hence and hailed A Flower, A Fountain, A Flamen as the last hurrah. Rick Drake as Master of Ceremonies welcomes guests and introduces junior class president .jim Martin Qleftl and Linda Calamia Cextreme rightj, senior class president. When you work you are a Hute through whose heart the whispering of the hours turns to muslcf, Kahil Gibran Tlwsboobm ' his IAdmwo6Ea3Qess 'Sep ee Q, Vs 218 I Sophomore class officers and chairman sponsor Mr. Bellg -loan Nabe, secretarv-trcasurcr1 Ktircn Kounotskv. tice-presldcfll Debbie Marshall, president. At the beginning of the school year, the Sophomores struggled through the new ways of Senior High, but they soon settled down to the routine of classes, homework, and tests. Enthusiastically engaging in the activities ol school spirit week, the Class of '68 joined in the selection ol' Ll school spirit king and queen and their court, which con- tained a sophomore prince and princess. Along with cheer- ing the Bronchos on to victory, the Sophomores supported and actively participated in team sports. A dance given by the Sophomore class concluded a week ol' vigorous campaigning for Student Council President in the spring. 66 ,nwn'g,,h53-a.un-nm , i -I .. :JJ ' yi N' . -sf.. ..,.,,,,w,.,......,.............a,..,..M llt'lJlDlC Victoria Arnold .Ioy Atchison Marcus Balch Betsy Baumer Don Becker Donna Becker Carol Beg Carol Bertz .-... .....,..,...:H-Y.-K-,-,x,,.,,,,T.v,.-. T, A - 3.21 5:--..-,...........y....,-Q-qggg..-.y -fu..-..rnn..a.. 1-1? ,....., 'ZIV , n , r,+1.1X we Q 1 .we - an Q 'lb' W' 4' ' U A QR :WT pV4'lltan,Y',,vm 4,14 Swtfaugw ,VK-W my witty ww viva' Wi--.. .Mui -www' -.-Lwiead '--,Y 1 I 0 P X , 5 , , 'yifwiig B X M1 ff Ar? say 32 C'Zv f.'7' fl at Z W 'X Sophomoresz Cl ss of '68 f ..,. , .- ,, f we 'V ' . . I ,:.': V X Q ,X f X555 ww W ' V X 2 Qw f 1 ' 5 y1 ,X i f Vg 4 1 ' 4 4 K fc , gm' .1.,,ff. ., , , 67 -w M Qfsda M-....,... ..m-.....v.....-..,,,-.v-.-...,.f.- . -,- Barbara Besel jerry Bierman Virkay Boehm Barbara Bonham Dennis Bonk Barbara Bova Harvey Breuer Pat Buehre Gary Burr Sandy Busch Mary Byrne Tom Campbell Deborah Censky Mark Chard Don Clarke New 2 ...H ,-,-..,-.,.f.. off, . , ,f,a.a. Ai.-:.,a7--,-L---, -5 :,f.....u -.,.-..-.- 9 'S 1 i r 1: 1 u 1 nt 1 1 5 . Hilary Cliff Arlie Conner Terrie Cooksey Charles Crouther Liane Cutsinger Judy Demsko Barbara Derickson Frank DiMerCurio Fred Dischbein Peter Dittrieh Amy Doelling Kevin Donovan Karen Dooley Pam Dowd Steven Dunkmann Steven Eccher Cail Eichenberger Rose Marie Elchinger Sue Elders . A, . fl gi 1 fwi , 1 0447? ,. Sophomore boys work on various projects in shop ClaSSf-IS. 0177-wg-rv 4 fx ,L A Wmfs, f sw. ,, ff' Q I ff A' 3 as f t Sp -Q f 5 3 k , .,.,.,,A . E ri' f X A 'Q 4 4 V r, on . ' tw 'V f M. 1' 3? jg ,,, f 18 , Y' A .9 I 'V 'Q K r- x MDS Y ' ' 'Q QS' -- 1: 4 3, xx .2 zz f, ,Aff - 23:51:15 I . V D --Si: a A 4 . l :iii 3 we ., , 4 at C, t I I, VMWQKKFQAM 5 68 Sophomores fin f Q , SFA fw ff., 4 v,4i 1 p fi 1 ,J ii A 1 --y ,, , .,.,, , V in HQ, l s QQ, KSA 4 li fl-n aww? 1 5 f-vs -nf mr.. ,W 2 Af' xx '45 W ,w ,-rg, gf f f ,, ,W nf 341 '17 'wg N X S.. k X C NX X X Q ..i. -Q d Ju. .,,.,...-,.,,., ,.., , 4, ,l..,1.,u,.,.,,,,.,- -................,..........,.,.....,.........,.-.4....-a. - .'.-,?124s:,-:- ' ..-7--1-L-.N---I-.------f -IF- fc A X Av- Q 4 mst. of L , , 6 sf W X Y NSGV 1 f A Q0 V: v f M It iwsgzfi adjustment to studies difficult. Susan Fassler Sandra Fava Cynthia Featherstone Robert Fischer -Ioseph Fisher Kenneth Floyd Bradley Foerstel Rick Forth Stephen Forth Gerald Frank Robert Frank Ronald Frank Iohn Froidl Gail Fuller Paulette Gaynor Xikifxwwt f ,Mfg X NK! N, 4 ff A fffr 4 ,m,i,s ryifnysf lift-Q wot is Qwfysw 2 X . 1 1 ,J Wmg . 2 f K V Carl Gendece Robert Gerwitz William Giachetto Wayne Giese ipsum. Georgia Gliedt Ioseph Goewert Bill Graef Tracy Green ..-4 Q.n...,.f.'.....f.-,..-1.-.-..4..-.-L t:.L.+p-.- , 3...,..:., Q- ,.L.f,4.,..f Rm ,,.-1.-f,wf,4-.-.-.. ,-t,,,m.-...--.-. -., 2' Hx xx . 'Yes A45 Mm' .Q-vw William Higgins Ioyce Horn Janet Horvath Lloyd Hubert Ioseph Huddleston Brenda Hufstedler Ruthllamison Sharonljercick Maryljones Michael Kemmis N i sc X . f Wi 3 ibn' 0-MW. Gerald Grosse Ieanine Guion Larry Haaser Kathleen Habighorst Ruth Hanasek Susan Hardin Peggy Harig lim Harrison Frances Haushalter Linda Heil 'VWQNMA-'V ww' in ww vm, '4- Sf'5f'5 sw 2914 f , We 'zifi gig a-219 diem mei X 1 f..,,, Marvin Helfrich xii - f' Linda Henrich Karen Hess Sophomores become in olved in wwf! ,, I2 Q, if , f 2 f 4 f f f gf , W f f M 2 f I Q5 -2 QW fs 45 f f -is ZW X '1 ff ,Q 1, wffm- ,, Z ' if 'Ck 'iifgevff Oxy' v,,,,, ,,,,,, ' 70 if 163 in '. A B .i.-,- :sf .-f' 5 ig-Mg lx: 'ji' A f Q iZ l Q ' i I ' Ns, - N X 'K X xx sir 'N'-Q Q- X X X s. , S . X Q Q f se X Kwai Q ' 3 X XQ si-X ,gs 'S i A V Michael Kendrick Bonnie Kerley Renea Kerr Linda Key Donna Klinckhardt Barry Koenig Ianet Koester Robert Koon Richard Kopac Karen Kounovsky Randy Kowalewski Steven Kratzer Vicki Laf'Her Daniel Lange Michael Larkin Marcus Larwill Mike Levy Candy Lieber Kathy Louis QM fs. MY . -.M ,: f E 9. Z 'M ,X 'www 2 yi, if L 1 W 'Xa ,-ri WM din whirl of social life. J' 'Vg rf 1-4 I Kama K IQ' M w ,AW s ,l 'N ff memf , ,Q XML, ,M A I wi f 1 f it M , I my 4 3 f nw 4 511 f K f J H L N. 51 'W'-ff. N K fi C ,L , f wf44'33sfA I . ,Q ,f efagwfgmg , f aback 2 X, , , fvwwey .-Q24 Aux K em! ,L f 5,534 X654 , . ,Q fl , Q-mf Q 4 , 'Q 49449 5 J. f 1:51 X fs , 'af 1 fs ' , ,-' ' Q 3 is ,lg is ., wggfjflg ii S K- if P iv ,z X. 'lbdyf ' X X ff 5' fl, 'M lk . ,H Sophomore Senators G. Gliedt, S. Vohs, G. Frank, M. Larwill, T, Thornton discuss plans for Student Body President Dance. 'F Z7 451 gt, , 7. 4 aw W EL W fff f f yy, X f 1 f 16 f A W f 4 9 fr ff W fi f X K , WI , 'Y-.,-f ? X M f ag f f , I I X ' Y , aff 954, e QQ' R i A ta' Q sv N Eh ti , s 4? S Sophomores discuss the Globe Theatre in connection with study ofjuliw Cdefflf. Sophomores discover tfllle 3345? MSM' 7 A' , i V,VA , ,.., i if QM - 4, g -, ., Q w , 1535. . - 6, XX ii ii , .,,, V' V V: QW- f.,, ' v 3 f X S Q 2 xi f.,,!,, ' It ,-I X E1 73 ffqm ,c 1 Q W K, , ,me 4 ,677 1 f f K fc ,ff x gy! :fn Q7 wwf ,, f 592' Wgwfsf , -7, .M I wo. Xi V e ,152 ' Q gl 6 6 4, X 3 X 9 f x 3, 'V' Z 5 ' f , ,,,, X if N f 4 W L3 4 mlm fc 2 X X 7 ff g 4 9 1 wffsay' fi f N3 fm ,V i f f y 'wa-9 we 1 4 -QXYVX' Ig, .f ,, I if 4. 52? , 54, Qi - . 2 ' .,.. ,, 2 ,gy i at , as 5' -2 -..,,,,,.r' J f it ,Ns .f 1 ,W rf f c f an I 72 V4 slr 55 K Qiiwwv. Bill Luppens Roger McAllister ludy McFarland Don McMurtry Bob Maddux Debbie Marshall Gail Masek -john Massara Stanley Mayer David Meflert Gary Meyer Michael Meyer Debbie Meyerott Pat Micka Donald Mignerone .janet Miner Kathy Minges Rosemary Mizerany Dennis Moore . as .... ,----. .,-.....-.......-,. .X-1....... w.-:Q-.f.Ta...-. , ..,. f:.,.-.-.,...-......,......4..q..,...--........,, :.....r1usu... 1-1 ' the pleasures we-ng nur? ZWVPA 1 Randy Morris Roberta Mulkey Karen Murphy Ioan Nabe Patricia Nash Pamela Neff Randy Nelson Elaine Nerl of the past qpviywf .W I X N ' f 0-'W-K K W NUM! f ian! 381 1 f 7 'W' N21 li 1 v fy Q X f '4bm,,ww- f f W' , 1 A f I f 4 Xff Xi 1 no A 95' 'f f im. Z f f fc gf 3 1 C 1 ff 19 f fy A ' 4 f f f .QNX :NX 4 Wg 2 jg -gi 2-rl 11 0 nn. if Mi, was Wy I ff 3 ke- 2 'een' .fi me ss. A I A Q ft 5 RSM! b M f -.R if X X f t ,gf xt 'i . f 4tM,,g, 1 ,, ,V , ,hw wr., 2,1 -ff tw-Q t , . ,- ,QWW - X ' AK 1. f x,.C .MA f e 4 4 ,, A , . I X .6 '1.':3z 'ew W W 2' ' ,gt - . K ty 'X . Q xt ' V M , Q? 6 tfmfxs i W-fqwaavw 92 fa X3 Victoria Newell Gerald Parker Chris Petty -ludy Pruehsner Michael Quint Terry Rapp Bob Rawson Dennis Renner Kathleen Riley Mike Ringhofer Gail Robertson Randall Robinson Margie Roeder Michael Roggi joseph Rolfes saw 1 ill'-an 4. X ug, .4 S Y . fa I X 2 , Q 2 , A 7 Y, , K 9 wt f 'cmd' 6? 7 l I X , it li X46 5 W e ,,.,A ' ! of 'mf we wmv' Sze N fi a 552 .i V-me 4 f aa' ,W K i 5 -W 3 5 I W, is V X . it ',,:-2 . auuwapf Q P V .+ ,Q . 2 Qi' , A' . 1 ,X A X N ,. 4 Z'-in 5. fz.. X zi- -.az , gp-B-any f 4 :- ww, GTZ t ' 1:2 5 ' , X 44 4 A , 0 ir S an Diane Staehlin William Staub Clifford Stebe David Steinkiste Carol Steitz Bob Stephan Frank Stephan Randall Stevens Michael Sturma Sharon Tabers V , , , , ,f,,r,o.. t!2'?2?'7TZfif7l 4 f,fK,fa?7fZ 'vm fm Q-: mzgffwg fri, R ' f 2 X X , ,- tg:- ' X f f 3, Q tr X W Dannette Rosemann Gail Robertson Karen Rotty Byron Ruffin Linda Rupi Tim Sargent Richard Scharlott Carl Scheman Kurt Schlette Robert Schmidt Edward Schoening Robert Schtijahn Sharon Sherman Herb Smith Robert Smith Ioe Snyder Sophomores look forward 9 ,L ,, Qs - .,. . 5 1 X . li Q M , ,yt f ' We' 5 ,Q ft Q Z' o ils, Ab- g wy X I , SY Q r P be F S 341,15 N t if I 5 Ve xg lt R, V! f V fbvv ik X X T -, 'ffl 7 4 ,P fi. f ' 14 'H' A ,W-Q21 iv X aa iz 'MW f S YQ , I My 6 i' 5 Y S X lx ax, i X W f 1 f' . fe it s 5 74 SSA-l'x Kama- 'Sr' 'tu-were i s 'fi ri en 'ww My fri f-v-H.,L':,',vPt'1 PV5','iH i! :?' 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'MW of in at 'f 1 f t W Q: fl? fe! viii. 75 Linda White lim Whitney Richard Wintermantel Iudith Wishon Randy Wohlstadter Robert Woods Ioyce Wooldridge Kathleen Zeltmann Gloria Zingrieh Scott Zlatic 57, ff ,X ,X 1 ff gg f NK' X f , W A K5 , , , f his MR my W Q ww' ,g'Q, , aff? WW, xi' D Q. A M 3 f ,,,., 2,-ff-'.....w....,..,,,.--1,-,-..,,.,.,A , ,.,,.7,.,, 52.7.1.5 5 ....1a.f.5.-5 ,3,-,.55:4,::.n-1 W,jf.f,..-.-.. 5.-- - .f ,......L.v. ......,f .-.. if , -, The spirited Class of 567 sprang into action this year as they planned and sponsored the traditional Junior Prom. This gala event entitled HA Flower, A Fountain, A Flame' was held in the Boulevard Room of the Sheraton-Jefferson Hotel. The necessary funds were raised by selling Christmas cards. However, the scholastic face was not forgotten. Ranking high in academic standings, juniors excelled particularly in the fields of history and literature. They added eleven new members to the Na- tional Honor Society. The future seniors also contributed generously in the various varsity sports and intramurals programs. unlor class ofhcers and chairman sponsor .lim Martin, president, Kathy Hihn tire president, Pam Eirich, secretary, .ludy Mullins, treasurerg Mr. Busch. I 76 ' ' 'Q e I T - F- -- -41:11---e-f gigfffg --,,,,,,, - - - - ,, - - - - - . . Y . F! Stephen Abling Chris Albrecht Linda Alexander Sandra Alexander VVilba Allen Gary Armbruster .lane Assal' .Ianet Bachmann Terry Bahn . , N, Kenneth Baird Barbara Baldi Anne Barwich Sandra Battefeld Charlene Baughman sn .4 .M A., ff, f vs-7 APU ' , X ff 1 Z X Xa y if 4 f 4 f M Q X sf. MV. fp, ,QW f f Q f f Q W 5 f f f f rj ,Q ff f Q 6 f Juniors: Class of 6 f er 140- . . ,l.., , 2 W , Qff W5 45.113 sf f s ,J ' 2253 ,i , .,,. 596' H.: ...,Z QM, J ,lf ,N 21::zfi,:E' A t 62:53. N f. fa, ,A ,,.s. ...:,,:,., , 2592.42 as .Q QNXN 4 9 4 Q ,E V x ,, 4914 , , o 5 44 1' X ws A of s X 4 yf Q f X X X Q K g f X 1+ -' 4. f. Q, sua- . f - Q ' WN? 1 3 . 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K by ,Q tludy Brainerd Cheri Breihan Marilyn Brown Barbara Buchmann jim Calamia -james Campbell Thomas Carroll Garnet Cavaness Pamela Coleman Carl Collins Greg Conroy Sharon Coombs David Coy jerry Cuba Francis Dickneite Margaret Dischbein Marilyn Dischbein Roberta Doerste Juniors work hard preparin mm .Iuniors engage in lively conversation at School Spirit Dance. ,ff l sv' v Rosemary Dorn George Dowell Wayne Dowell Rick Drake Pat Dreste Cathy Duggan fav, wi .r Edward Eckert , Pam Eirich Q? 4 ......,,.-..-..-.--.-...aw-1.',...a. ..1.-V,-.ns-evv-2-ev-f--, -g:-f--,.-.-....3-....4-,.,..1-.......,n.'.1..-..rnr:,..., rr A- Y...- , ,, 4 4 J 7,7511:f.:'ig5fig,1,- ' , if '16 Wlfgfje Q5 , WY 1 4, 5 J Y W, fri X W1 W 3 rf-515 mn rr:-,aw 1 , fy 1: 1714250 1,11,, 1 M. f X ' ,s If 'X ' .11 ,sf , ' G 4.37 t 1 1 f 1 Q My 1 y ji' ww 1 1 X , 1 im 1 ' 'Mya fs ,yy ' 'rr 1 9 1 A ,X I x ,Wg b sf y 4' f 1 7 ,V J yy X X 331:23 X 'I of , , 2- f ax? f :,1 7 . , 7 y , , , f, 11 14 , ' G' A 1 1 Dave Ellmer 5 i 'W' X fi, .rrv A 1 ..1:, Q Qi ' Q 2,1 QW X 4 V1 1 Gary Erhardt E '11, 5 - 1 e f Nm f' Robert Evans 5 -M, 1, ,vnny ,E I V x1 ,g Q 7 1 ' -W-ff Diane Fear ' - - ,V ' i, , X9 Cynthia F eldmeier x ' aring for junior-senior prom '4-wavy f-445449 , Q...-f-vrx a ff 15:71 me Q,,..yS 1 Z 'W' M-4 105.9-lu Nancy Ferguson Rich Finke Tom Fitzgerald Diane Fleddermann Bill Flowers 3 t ! s 41 4 1 f Ili, 9 9 1 63 QW N p .M scigyf X wk 79 ,4- Faye Ford Lynn Fox Terri Fuller Pat Gilb Linda Glairon . .R ff. .- A - .f.........,.,i..,........1.--,.-n,,.,,,,,.Y354.-fg-t1g.:..,:.,f..?:. .Ea71.735,f,-5,1-1-.51.121-f,,f.l.-..,5,- ...... mr.- W. , 7 X 6 X x c vu X , W. ? 5 f I' fwwcvj X QF f 2 ai, xvwfi '4L'TM'uf .53 is if M 1 X X S 1 L K X Tom Harlan Kathy Hartigan Rich Hartmann Frank Heckler jim Hedgpeth Linda Helter Sharon Helton Phll Hendricks Rlch Heppe ack Hlll ,, K ,, .Sex- .lolm Cilrtsnvr Nlikclilt-nn hlzullsfilit-tlt Kathy C lluwztcki l,imla Kim-llc lid Klocwcrl llzxrlmrzn Clralmam Carol Cirnlmnm Bt-ttx' K Qnmcr lion llagcrttcyvr' liatlw llzthn loam llgtmilton .lowc llanschmidt Juniors finance prom through andyg f fa Q? Z z 'YM firm-1 X X ff, ff f Ht NVPMHP 1i'v'ro- rv-'bv 5- -. '+ 'i. E-Q-Liu Ms'-vzswwff-'.:r-+-M-1-'marfsz'- ' ' '- -.-f-SL-2-rarpzuummwar 'M -4- . t ff 'XM' fl , 4 l A 1 2 ' t an 1 A v ' MTE ' ', 7 iffy W ' ' ' ' 9 ,ir frfy Ci Q, , fy A . E 3.26 ' . R V 1 t is ,,,, V 1. M ' ,M , K . 1 . mf!! -' -b If 54 'r ' H -1 1 x 80 uv. ' ' ' 1 1--. ,' ,4 K ,-,.. ,Z . ' .,,,.f.LQ,,- . l,Ql..1' jr W, -7- g,,l,.,.,, . , .. a.,, . - .. m Il1r0U3ll Candy P 'v hx I yi I7 Vincent Hirning Jim Holder Roy Holst K A F. V ', 4 Q wi Robert Hoops ,. K .o., . I Barbara Huff LaDonnaJiral i Jimjones ' I Vera Kalkbrenner A X I 4. i- ii! . , X if , 'Y' , Linda Keller Carol Kiesewetter Gail King joan King Jim Kim-1 K g f Q ,Y 'J A E veg 5 Q 9 x Q A Y A ,, S 6 0 4 as Q 1 Q2 34 5 MX, X50 .. . yn . f :v ge: Q.:-wQwQw.w.1,.,., s sur.: , - 9 A4 f Q , if 6 , , S W W? W' 65 Dereth Kleinschrodt Charles Knittel 4' v:'..,,: X f 5 L ' 2 X J 2 I X Q6 4 ff If X is n Q 4 X37 IQ. .7 f 4 3 4 , V -fam, '. -' f f 0, W , Y , fa? 4 Knit ff as Q 4 1, X as .52 fin f -' hw: .- . gfwftags f A Y . A f Q f f if sla b if sf 51' W wen t sf, -Q :mf 'mag Barbara Koerner Don Korte Kathy Kraus K a i 1 , . f 4 A lly Y fbe K ,f to sale and Christma cards After school rush tok unior candy store is a familiar sight. M ,,,,.,,,.,w.-ww-w+ Ns Aww f 1 fn i i 1, fn in 1-Q 1. :1 .4 .. if Q. H 1 ' .',, ' ' .V ega H . ffl V W 7. 5 .. A,-.Wea : ff K 0, 7 VVk,, I ,if ff? 5 7 if 1 x 1 Q i f AV .vw---u 'LZ-W ' , .1 X X 2 ,iw sa ' X 5, 4, f ig Z 7 X XV if f ywl Qffkmaq, is if ,ff 'G il T77 Rich Kristof Karen Larwill Terri Lieber Dale Lilburn Barry Lingle Edward Linn .lane Loehr john Looby lludy Luening .john Lydon Geraldine McDowell Kathryn NIcVey Sharon Mack .Iames Martin Christine Maul Dennis May C1herylNIeier 'lioni Nlessmann Juniors learn American f , .junior Senators M. Schimmer, A. Nockunas, K. and G. King discuss plans for the up-coming prom. Kraus, P. Hendricks. 'lf l.ieber, L, FOX 5 5m1 , ! 1 Y fs Sandra Meyer Dan Micka Tom Mulligan lludy lvlullins Leo Murray Ioseph Musket Christina Nash Ernst Neidel Veronica Newell Arthur Nockunas Pamela Noonan Ralph Noonan William Ottens NI A-4-S vczzffflf J -v-Q 1 ggi. vt X r3I!Q5mw We-zvw .vfweaf-'. ' mam 2 Qt, , ., gay , f P y f ff f , - WZ' -'--f , ,,.., , s , Sf? 2 ,f L V- wr qw 1, 27 L ,- 4, ' we ' 3 H' f X f xg v f v0S'l:,!54', 1 X- H' , . . omg., 0 M I -ii ,Z -' , ,h M7 ilfygmp, 51-573 S' f fy Pfam : T , X ,jo ' kia, 'fwx ,F ., K X . K, , X - if if i f i t rican tradition throu h history and literature i x 'llll wrxmyqyxvyyx ,. ...N .Q-,,.f.-.V V, 5515? 2 I .fy 'fat ,PF 59 4 , Q .qw N f W ,W Q -N v 1.44m-v,i: x', X wma xf ,974 ZSv24z?'x f , Q W 2 A of f be At ff Q X fe Q f fe A f f 1 . 3 'Z Qlrgxga, Larry Otto Michael Overkamp Gail Paul Linda Platzer Michael Pohlman f C M I 'f Q' is Q, , 5 h x yf 5 , f S' ,V rg fy x , t X, JoAnn Quartuccio Martha Rich Clyde Riddel Keith Rock Stephen Rose rf S Q , Q X 3' 4 Xi I x Y 255 HHN ...tw 2 Www nity ,fmuq 'U'H1sli'.' -WW f Us ' f v z Af 'fs , ,lx I, W f 4 fy 1 I l Kathy Rudd Michael Ruddell Dana Runge Glenda Russom Eileen Saeger Betty Sauer Diane Sauer Donna Scariano -lean Schaefer Marlene Schimmer George Schmidt LeAndra Schmidt Tom Schmitt Juniors look forward ' eir B A Y '.- 'rg Rita Schoening - ,- - ts gy n f 'Sv john Scott 5 , Y ' e -- ' Q 'W' W -:vff ' 'X 'E' Barb Simon gi 4f:1.:7f't --. ' ' , ,. i- 4 ' S fii , ' f' lxev Sims S' M ' Donna Smith In m , i l l Q t If 1 ,Q , Ig Sharon Smith ... L Y D Y l 1 fn , , su I Shirley Smith , f 1... , f me ' .llm Spmflfl W ,. do-.N x fa. . N - - if , Sue Stemkiste Sharon Stetson lyc. if! .ioa 5 -itksfvzrn.. In X Q54 am Wim avi, Larry Stewart Ronald Stoppelmann 'A' - Q7 ,I George Storts 84 X y, X .1 is V I fi K5 t ur 1 5 ra' 4' N.. ,,. X ' l N X l Xl 4 .,.,V Y , W -..,.,..-...Q-..-.V-1,-,.... ,........x,.1Q.g..w.m-.vp....,.,,.,.,....,.,...-,,.. ..,- ........,.............. .-F Vance Straumann Chuck Stuever Ioyce Subert Sue Terveer David Tettamble Nancy Thierjung Bill Thompson -janet Tindall Russell Torlina Al Tranchilla Gary Tumbas Dennis Turner Carl Van Alstine X 1 7 A M ,, VV -7 if A ' ' IE, if , 5 f W V? 29 A , Q ivsffre- ff ,X af. V Y' . ' , K : ., -, ,f 4 V-1 . V A-f iz M sa W: 1. V -5 VV .-M 1. V ,,-, ' V4 E V V 215353 in s -tn ,119 ..V- H M f V ' V tw 3 . 5 f - ' 2 2 Q ,, I 1.: , ,A X. 2 I X '43, ,f-'3?g.,q-??i.Q 3 . 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QV X X . zu.. is ' e- ' fff f fl, ,Q f ff .jf s , E5 r f W .1 v ' iz? gs sf f 85 Karen Vanek Carol Wagenblast Barbara Walter Linda Walter Linda Weber Madelyn Westlake Tom Wettig ,jean Wiethuchter Rich Williams Dan Winters Al Zehner Pal Zehnle Jackie Ziemba S 9 ' 1 f fi W' Ei l 0' l Aw l f if. V VV If i Q l 1 nuf- , , A , , . Y A ., h ,,, A , L, ,, K .,, ,.,...V, 4.V.,,- ,...11 -...1a.--.-4.5.4 41.-J. Q., ,,........VVf,.-.-....,,......V....-.-,.,.-.T,f,.,,f,Y3e.L.-f....,.-::.T..f.3.l+33.411.141-,,.p-,,,3:fi-3,115,:f....5.-....V.----,V.V-..-V-,v.....Q.-. .....,s.-.V..V.- CN XNKNXA N, Xxx WW., so 'XX if - t. j i N-ssxg - We .st R -L New I 2 4 at Q. xx ,,W.wmw Q9 , 5 ,i M M t: Nils Q I x V K .fmzaixqli t ., ' f s 6 6 f t ' X? Senior class ofhcers and chairman sponsor Linda Calamia, PfCS1df3m9 N161 MCYCV- Vlffhpresldem Bonnie Kuechler, secretaryg Mr, Kellerg Marsha Cooksey, treasurer. The sounds of 766 will echo in the halls of Bayless long after graduation. Seniors will not soon forget singing the school song for the First time , . . burning the midnight oil laughing at Mr. Knackstedtis .jokes .. . discussing and understanding CPD Shakespeare lunchline duty outside study halls O Yasah Minasai the '66 Bronchos School Spirit Week our senior ring. 86 .t I ff f V ,,,, ,, , ,,.,,,,,,,,,,A,,,. , ..-k1x-.1 -.?,.,.,-,.. .-..-,.-,-1 -.. 1. ...fnrp 4-.P JOHN BASCH A . A ,rffm-' . 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W 29 2' f , X gb ,L X fgm 2 5 MICHAEL BEISHIR LOIS BELOVICH MARILYN BELT NANCY BENZ IACK BERCER BRENDA BEVARD GLEN BITSCH PATT BLACKWELL Seniors enjoy privileges DAVID BOAZ REBECCA BONDS MICHAEL BRANIYI' CERALD BRENNEC MQMWW V ,M I ff Z ,. V KE ZWWJV' 'Z M 88 X I. N L' 'UN e 2 W ,.vy.w.-.-.,,-1..n.-.- ...V -.-.Qs -M- ,fi RICHARD BRUNIMET R O G E R B Y R N E f 1 '2 ' - X , , AA . N V,,. , Q fi A X A A ww Www LINDA CALAMIA LINDA CLEM ENS ELAINE CUTSINGER ,W 64 ,, 4 wwf WMM, , ff ,,,-444407 RANDALL CI-IARD CHARLES CI-IENOT DARLENEQHIPP .IOHN COLE NIARSHA COOKSEY DENNISCREN OISIER chool responslbllltles are m .IANIES 1J1c:14NE1'I'E JY rd! ,........-.....,......-......,..,......,...,.5 ,--Q., .-...u-41.1....f.- .-.f-5-14-f -'------ A---A---A----A 41:2 fr P-1-A-1 S S' DIANE DISCHBEIN FRANK DOCHNAL TIMOTHY DOELLING ROBERT DUGGAN SHARON DUNKMANN FRED ECK 1sibihtneS are met by sensors SANDI EDWARDS SUSAN EMME SUSAN ETZ BEVERLY FAVA 5 4, 1 2xKwg.qT it' 1 ff ' ,fw gg V SQ my f x mm ,fe Q 2 VNMSLQ, f DQS, XG' S fs ' EQQW, , f AMAA. F F I., v. 1-.. Il'-i..n Nw I l Sm QQ Wh x A in va 5 mx., N VW .Q js? 2 pf 1 W , , f MMM 401 N W- Mi ,AAA 'QSM ,df A A is Seniors enjoy an indescribably delicious lunch. SUELLEN FEIST THOMAS FISCHER LINDA FLEDDERMANN STEPHEN FOERSTEL JAMES FORISTER SUE GLATZEL LINDA GLENN MARY ELLEN GOEWERT aid ff-W , 4 Z Eff A . --'Q ' ' A 62 A f Mffxm, 1 A ff L 3 ff Wvgyi W f 42 f f W 4...w-Wmssgqmay Q f 01 ,L f-,' U ff,,i2o4, ,. . f ' I 1,5 ' X Q fi f A 5 , 'aff Z 71 2 ,f X Vffcjg, xyf' Kg? , .Q fin 1 X Zim, ff f nuuiugg. 1: .IJSL1-vn-us X f Y 4 V 1 Q if I F ,, ,gyfw My 5 X K ' ' ' V J 4 ' 'L N 5 f' ' f' -Aj ..,.,QQ.-z,...-,,...1....Q......,.......:., .Q -1 :AIEL R E 'EWERT 145 i fl 1 MARGARET HOLLER WNY X x E QS R X px X --v -1 -Q ---....,v..-.. -......... 1.-.Airman-Q-..f i,.,...-.-..- .-.., -.-L-,...-.............. ..-- 53 E Q53 . , . ' QM 4, X W I R . 1 ,wf W WXFX .Q V . 0 WMM mv- MARSHA HABIGHORST TIM HENTSCHEL Seniors mpha ,g X E ,. ,E ,, X3 f www, , - .- ff www R f MMMQ L Swain' QIANICE HAMM VIKI HOELTGE TERRY HENTSCHEL JIM HOGREBE ize activitie RIILL HOPPE EDWARD HORN .IAMES HORVATH , ww ' . in 1 ' , ,T f C 93 X 7 6 vQfx.-M, Q-,W-ggvmm-www.. , R- -- my-ldv., N R - E ' 3 , A , , . ....- , . -., . . .-E.n.4 mf ,1:,,,.'. . . .. ..... .,.....-..,,.,.......,...,.'. ,.--nf,,+,,-3:.:..f-Q-.-.,-'::-1-.fqt5,35I..:7311-,'.f.',.T,L-..-3-.:f,:f,..,-.-..5-5--....,. .. M 4, fm.,,,. ,....,..- - 1 S . Wafwviz yf JNIWMI we Si. XP x 1 1 X4 ? 'A I Z4 A 4 TOM HRIBERNIK .IUDY KAUP CHERYL KOHLMAN , , .Z I 411 ,,,,1. j7,,,,.W,,! ,., I I H X 4 ff X M225 'fhgy ' ,7 nr146mM1494 MMM 5, CLARA HYLLA WILLIAM ILLERT PATRICIA KEMMIS MARY KLOEPPER ,-'Q ' .w- , va .ff sy H5 Studie prepare THOMAS KOFRON M RICHARD KOON 94 We-mf,,g,,q Y gfqmpwfngg WT, aural- :ls'43v.unapu I . . . , '- - ' ' g.QLe,,.,,,..,,.k..g....,,....e.,,.,....,., .... X f wi ,. 5.1 23121 3,1 .:., PAUL KAMPMEYER NANCY KOEHLER E I1 I OPS ROGER KOPETZKY for futu I 'v N. ff ff QR W FRED LAFSER DONNA LEVY MICHAEL LQCKWQQD RQN LQQBY PATRICK MACE BARBARA MAIER ,fl , V : , fm? Y' A ff! W4 eff 7 R, M2 My R' ,ww ,Mime my fi 49 0,1 v I? f-4' rf' GREGORY MAYER PAUL MENDOLIA ROBERT NIIQRTZ GAIL MOEHRMAN CHRISTINE NIOENCIH PXI' NICJORE Seniors serve communit NANCY MYERS .ILTDITH NABE 5 1, ww., . 2 M 4, ff'-,VI ' Wwfmi, Gwwfwz, .wwf 9 MU ,,,, w2z1nw4uMMQI'7y4 feiazezz',m,-!fff,4f MW f , ,nm W-1ggJ17J BRYAN XICIHQ JLSUX P 'WN I5 .1 'Q Xft, 'ig jr Isle 'tr' -I NIELYIN MEYER K.-X'l'HYN1L'ELLER ROBERT' NISTLER 1-'xo N 'Q v- T y.. - A 1 vi, I '. XIHER QQMLE: I i 1 1 XQILHV A f-s F 7-...fx ' 'Z 2 'Q fd v--ap 1XllIl RIN! HIPHRIXXI ii' 'Iii K I MXN! NX ,XXl.Xl,I.X I'.XCi.'XNO ll 'm' O1-LXRRELL X RDFNW Q X xii Q i 'E ROBERT OVERKAMP DAVID PIETROWSKI -V ' - ' ns. Kumi:-nr If-mlx.n PIJIHIlIlIlHfllfllI1lll0 MR R N RQ . I N X AB-,O,.BfQfR,- , ,Ry R. lk -SRO NYS SAM PONA RICHARD RICE DAN SAEDAN .4-.-A.gf!.o- ' ,fy 2 ff 'W' JOSEPH PUGLISI BARBARA ROBINSON KIOAN SALVAGGIO . 4., I ,Rf 'HI f E , J 2 I If 5 if., ff x ,, SANDRA RADICK RITA ROBINSON , e ,w 'mBl 3 , V Y 1' . , '.., 5 1 7,5 R k , ... -IANIS RAKE KATHLEEN RYAN A 7 .- R7 Seniors move toward eade BARBARA SCHMEER ZZ ,W f , ,QQ 17.- , 43' ' Q95 512. A ,f .'-Razz. stu' X 'c 1! ' Ui 'slnqi J, 4Zu,3li ': -..u'0. g-B, .'-P4149 'J Q 99:95 pg .552 y,v:,z.f:'j:2Z,' I Quin ,,:.,x,:dI .b 5.-,'w.1v ::m!.R --an v du -in.---. 'mv-Q! nnssnm, su-O-f.,-V 'A 7f13'53?'22 varies'-:z:::' 'ilS'S'5Q1 ' - -Id 1 1 . 1 . ' P f ' 1: B '- ,llfusngaz Lmqygs :snug 'ing 21212.-T' 'Nh . ., Q s nu- Qu g 1 gg-pa N Al is 1n.0:,nH ,...,...,.-... I 98 DAVID SCHOENWALDER 'V - .,.f. ,, 1-'R-A . .- .f-- ,- .. .--........,..--.-..,...-......s.-.1-1.. f-7---.. ., -,, .-..,...........L----v-w---,....-g.1-.l.3..-an1r:ha.., rf A-. XJ I- foward W IMT ZS 7i , ' ms-WMM? 3 s f K LORAINE SCHUMACHER DALE SEWALD leadership posltlons CARLA STAAS ROY STORTS Q MURIEL SCHUTTE LINDA SEEMILLER LINDA SIEGRIST DENNIS SUEDKAMP 99 .-....,m... .......i-.f.,--v-,...,,.-Lea..-,-1-.-,-':1-.-frP.-L1-.-W A 0- .- - - - - - KATHLEEN SILHAVY TERRY TEKOTTE 1- 7 f 7 Q 2,4 ,fe f W1 f sy .r -if f 4 wx X! ,, A f f P 5 6 45 M, if LINDELL THURMAN MICHAEL TUREK .IUANITA TURNER SHARON TURNER BARBARA ULRICH -IOHN VAN HCRN DARLENE WALLIS SUE WALTER Seniors look forward Fall semester Senators CL-Rl: SEATED: 11. I-logrebeg C. Staasg C. I-Iyllag tl. Salvaggio. STANDING P lxamp meyerg G. Wilder. Spring semester Senators, two of whom are not pictured here were: S. Radlck C Hylla Hogrebe, C. Staasg D. Schoenwalder. y 2 Va V 'N 'SL t' fr ff X gg S f pf f Wv'f'.4i. 1 U wading W Wwmw rw . ni-' fi - N HRW CAROL WALZ GARY WARD DORIS WASER NORMAN WASHINGTON IER I RIOHN WEINDEL DORRIS WENZLICK CAROL WESTER GARY WILDER rward I to their graduation Nfl' . I ALLEN WILLIAMS DONNA WINTERS MARY ANN WOESSNER JOHN ZELTMANN mga-ww Aw ffwffwiwg -4-. ., .... ..,A-,,-.-- -..,-......, . A . . . -g.-....q.--1...-4,.1nr:v....f.---f-,Q-i-..4....1-- ..,.,........--...-I f- ,- '-S Hail to Bayless Alma Mater, Best of old and new Keep for us our fellowship, And friends forever true. The Commencement program for the Graduating Class of Nineteen Hundred Sixty-Six was held on june the Seventh in the Bayless Senior High School gymnasium. The class of 153 was the largest to havegraduated from the school. Aere Perennius ,v1 ' l03 M.-.-H., ...,.......v.-,.:..-s. f.,,.-,-g4.:..-fkp,.1i-?.:..5.,g.1,5,,.,f, ..m,,.-.Af .-.. F Principal August Ernst recognizes the graduating members of the Honor Society. Graduation marks an end . . . Art Award Homemaking Award .journalism Award I Nancy Koehler Sue Walter AV Q V 5 6 4 6, urge ' gg 4, X f V S Q +9 Y Marge Holler AR Y XXX X AN I and 4 --- -.. V P X A .-... --......,.q.....,-..-..-...,,.-f.x.--,.v.nf,...-. . , ... ,..-,... ... .... ., . ..... 4- - ,pw-w Instrumental Music Award Vocal Music Award Social Studies Award Marilyn Belt Lindell Thurman Suellen Feist and a beginnin Senior sponsor Mrs. Duchek assists the girls with pinning their gowns while the boys don their hunter green gowns and adjust mortar boards. t 105 XNNNN Dramatics Award Girls Athletics Award Sandra Radick-Mary Kloepper 'Iuanita Turner-Clara Hylla Memories of Bayless Hi h ehool Superintendent George Baxter reads the names of the graduates as james Fox, Jr., school board president, awards the diplomas to the Class of 1966. N3 if To the strains of The March of the Graduate-s'7 the Class of 1966 steps intothe future. always in our hearts . . . Boys Athletics Award Mathematics-Science Fred Lafser Awards-Bryan Nicholson l07 Class Welcome Barbara Robinson f f sf f,. N235 ' sy, x ea .Q mf' ALFORD, SHARON 'iShar , Science Club, FNC, Pep Club, Intramurals. ANDERSON, BRUCE Speech Club, Science Club, Pho- tographers Club, Student Council, Intramurals. ARANT, MARK Intramurals. AVERY, WAYNE FTA, Band, Orchestra, Stage Band, Intramurals. BALEKMIOLIAN BARRETT, LINDA Lin , Student Council, FHA, Speech Club, Oflice Assistant. BASCHNIOHN HEric',, Latin Club, Science Club' Intramurals. BAUMANN, ANNA FHA, Speech Club, FNC, Li- brary Assistant, Intramurals. BAYERS, NANCY Nance7', Office Assistant, Intra- murals BEERS ROBERT Bo Science Club Cross Country Track 7 Senior activities BEISHER, MICHEAL 'iMikeH, Track, Varsity Basket- ball, Intramurals. BELOVICH, LOIS Secretaries Club, Intramurals. BELT, MARILYN Latin Club, FTA, Honor Society, Concert Choir, All Suburban Choir, Office Assistant, Librarian Assistant, Orchestra, Stage Band, Concert Band, Intramurals. BENZ, NANCY L'Nance'7, Secretaries Club, FTA, FNC, Pep Club, Student Council. BERGERJACK Concert Choir, Intramurals. BEVARD, BRENDA FHA. BITSCH, GLENN Intramurals. BLACKWELL, PATRICIA Patt'7, FTA CSec.Q, Pep Club CSec.j, GAA QSC. rep.D, Student Council, Hockey, Gymnastics As- slstant Cheerleader Latin Club Intramurals BOAZ DAVE South County Bank Art Award 108 Intramurals. BONDS, REBECCA 'iBecky , Speech Club CSec.- Treas.D, Debate Team, Latin Club, FNC Broncho Staff. BRANDT, MICHAEL HMike , Student Council, Con- cert Choir, Concert Band, Intra- murals. BRENNECKEJERRY i'Skip , Stage Band. BRIGANCE, CHERYL BRNLIAC, KATHLEEN 4'Kathy , FNC, GAA, FHA, Speech Club, HBH Basketball, Varsity Basketball, HBH Volley- ball, Varsity Volleyball. BRUMMET, RICHARD Rich . BRYANT, PAMELA i'Pam , Gymnastics Assistant. BUX, DIANE Boots , FTA, FNC, Latin Club, Honor Society, Gymnastics As- slstant Library Assistant Oflice Assistant BYRNE ROGER Gino Co captain Varsity Bas cf' fi if- y ..,r lljj -' i I gil ill, ff' vi',' i ' Nq'f-' ' ff. ll! finkl ',,1V!,,l MVA' . 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B ftlldlli llei Ub. ls- riff 35' ketball, BU Basketball, Track Team, Co-captain ,junior varsity track team, Cross Country Team, Dramatics, Choir, Intramurals. CALAMIA, LINDA FTA CV-pres.D, Pep Club CSC. repj, Latin Club QSec.D, Secre- taries Club, Speech Club, Student Council, Junior Class V-pres., Senior Class Pres., School Spirit Queen. CHARD, RANDY 4'Polly , Speech Club, HBP Bas- ketball, Varsity Basketball, junior Division Track, Varsity Baseball, Intramurals. CHENOT, CHARLES Hjerryw, FTA, Photographers Club, Stage Band, Orchestra, Speech Club, Band, Stage Band, Orchestra, Choir. CHIPP, DARLENE FTA, FHA, Secretaries Club, Stu- dent Council. CLEMENS, LINDA Secretaries Club, FHA, FTA, Sci- ence Club, Ofhce Assistant. COLENIOHN '4Codie , Intramurals. COOKSEY, MARSHA Latin Club, FTA, Pep Club, Student Council, Concert Choir, Harnonettes, Senior Class Treas., Junior Senator, All-Suburban Choir, Intramurals. CUTSINGER, ELAINE uBoo , FNC, French Club, Stu- dent Council, Intramurals. DICKEMANN, DANN Spider , Student Council, Intra- murals. DICKNEITEMIAMES DIEHL,jAMES Concert Band, Orchestra, Stage Band, Intramurals. DISCHBEIN, DIANE uDee , FHA, Hockey, Basketball. DOCHNAL, FRANK HSmitty jr , Varsity Baseball, TV Assistant, Intramurals. DOELLING, TIM Science.Club, Photographers Club iTFC21S.D, Speech Club CPres.j, Varsity Basketball, UB Basket- balls Varsity Baseball, Cross Country, Publications Photog- rapher, TV Assistant. DUNCAN, PATRICK Intramurals. DUGGAN, ROBERT 'cBob , Track Team, Intramurals. DUNKMANN, SHARON Shar'7, Speech Club, Intramu- rals. ECK, FREDERICK uFred'7, Baseball Student Man- ager, Intramurals. EDWARDS, SANDRA 'lSandi , Intramurals. EMME, SUSAN g'Sue,', FHA, FTA, Science Club' Oracle Maid. ETZ, SUE Latin Club, Library Assistant' Intramurals. FAVA, BEVERLY uBev',, Latin Club, FNC. FEIST, SUELLEN 'gSueM, Latin Club, FTA CTreas. Presb, Honor Society CTreas.j, Concert Choir, Stage Band, Sen- ate, Library Assistant, Intramu- rals. FISCHER, THOMAS HTom , Sophomore Class Pres., Varsity Baseball, HB Basketball, Dramatics Assistant, Intramurals. FLEDDERMANN, LINDA Student Council, FTA, Library Assistant, Dramatics, Intramurals. FOERSTEL, STEVE Intramurals. FORISTER,jIM GLATZEL, SUE Speech Club. GLENN, LINDA Lin , Science Club, Latin Club, FNC, FTA, Student Council, Or- chestra, Concert Band, Intramu- 7 7 3 rals. GOEWERT, MARY ELLEN 4'Mary , Speech Club, Intramu- rals. HABIGHORST, MARSHA '4Mar , Intramurals. HAMM, JANICE Jan , French Club, Pep Club, Science Club CSec.D, Office AS- sistant, Intramurals. HARIG, JAMES VERNON HENTSCHEL, TIM 4'Hentsch , Photographers Club, 109 Publications Photographer. HOELTGE, VIKI FNC, FHA. HOGREBE,jAMES flimn, French Club QV-pres.D, Science Club, Photographers Club, Sophomore Class V-pres., junior Class Pres., Senator, Stu- dent Body Pres., Student Coun- cil, Intramurals. HOLLER, MARGARET Marge , Debate Team, Broncho Staff, Broncho Editor, Globe Re- porter, Oracle Staff, Senior Band, Senator, Sophomore Class Sec. HOPPE,LIILL Latin Club, French Club, Honor Society, Library Assistant, Intra- murals. HORN, EDWARD CCEd77 HORVATH,jIM Harv',, Student Council, Intra- murals. HRIBERNIK, THOMAS 'gTomN, Student Council, Dramat- ics, Intramurals. HYLLA, CLARA FTA, Secretaries Club, Senator, Speech Club CPres.j, FNA, GAA QPres.j, Pep Club, Library As- sistant, Gymnastics Assistant, In- tramurals. ILLERT, WILLIAM HBill , Intramurals. KAMPMEYER, PAUL '4Shrub'7, Speech Club, Senator, Yearbook Editor, Intramurals. KAUP,bIUDY jude , Science Club, Pep Club, FNC, Intramurals. KEMMIS, PATRICIA 4'Pat , FNA, FHA, Intramurals. KLOEPPER, MARY 'gKlipeH, Honor Society, Latin Club, FTA, Orchestra, Dramat- ics, Student Council, All Subur- ban Orchestra, Intramurals. KOEHLER, NANCY Nance'7, FTA, FHA CV-presj, Gymnastics Assistant, Choir, Broncho Staff . KOHLMAN, CHERYL g'Blondie , FHA, Intramurals. OFRON THOMAS K , Tom , Science Club, Intramu- rals. KOON, RICHARD Gooch', Varsity Basketball, HB Basketball, Track, Intramurals. KOPETZKY, ROGER Speech Club. KUECHLER, BONITA Bon , Latin Club, FTA, Honor Society, Gymnastics Assistant, Broncho Staff, Oracle Staff, Oracle Maid, Senior Class Sec., Prom Reporter, Globe Reporter, Intramurals. LAFSER, FRED Derf',, Photographers Club CPres.D, Science Club, Track Co- captain, Cross Country, Co-cap- tain HB Basketball, Co-captain Varsity Basketball, Intramurals. LAVAZZI, CHARLES 'cChuck',, Latin Club, Honor So- ciety, Co-editor Latin Club News- paper, Student Council, Concert Band, Stage Band, Orchestra, TV Assistant, Oracle Staff, Broncho Staff. LEBAUBE, BETTY FTA, FHA, Science Club CS.C. rep., Presb, Pep Club CV-presj, Speech Club QSC. rep.D, Senator, Student Council, Dramatics, Cheerleader, Broncho Staff, SASC. LEVY, DONNA FHA QSec., Treas.D, Secretaries Club, FTA, Latin Club, Student Council, Intramurals. LEWIS, MICHAELE 'CMickey7', Latin Club, FTA, Li- brary Assistant, Intramurals. LOCKWOOD, MICHAEL '4Mike , Photographers Club QV- pres., S.C. repj, Broncho Staff, Oracle Staff, Dramatics, Intramu- rals. LOOBY, RON MACE, PATRICK Pat , Science Club. MAIER, BARBARA '4Barb , FTA, Speech Club QSC. rep.D, Secretaries Club, GAA CSec.j, Pep Club, Varsity Basket- ball, HB Basketball, Hockey, Volleyball, Gymnastics Assistant, Student Council, Broncho Staff. MAYER, GREGORY GregH, Photographers Club CSec.D, Science Club, French Club, HB Basketball, Broncho Staff, Senior Band, Orchestra, Intramu- rals. MENDOLIA, PAUL Doc , Track, Basketball QStu- dent Managerl, Cross Country, Basketball, Track CStudent Train- erj, Library Assistant, TV As- sistant. MERTZ, ROBERT 'cWoody',, Speech Club, Intramu- rals. MEYER, MELVIN c'Mel7', Photographers Club QV- presj, Honor Society CSC. repj, Latin Club, Student Council, School Spirit King, Senator, Sen- ior Class V-pres., Intramurals. MOEHRMAN, GAIL HMookie7', Intramurals. MOORE, PAT Intramurals. MUELLER, KATHLEEN Kathy , FNC, FHA, Intramu- rals. MYERS, NANCY FHA, GAA, FTA, Pep Club, Gymnastics Assistant, Hockey, Basketball, Volleyball, Dramatics, Intramurals. NABEJUDITH ujudyn, French Club CSC. rep.j, Honor Society, Volleyball, Stu- dent Council, Dramatics. NICHOLSON, BRYAN 4'Bill , Latin Club, Co-editor Lat- in Club Newspaper, Honor So- ciety, Cross Country, Track, Stu- dent Council. NISTLER, ROBERT HBob7', Debate Team, Speech Club, Concert Choir, Broncho Staff, Intramurals. ODORIZZI, CATHERINE HCathy , Science Club, FNC, FTA, Library Assistant, Intra- murals. O'FARRELL,JUDY FHA, FTA, Science Club, Secre- taries Club, Intramurals. OVERCAMP, ROBERT '4Bob',, Intramurals. PAGANO, AMALIA Mahan, Secretaries Club, FHA QSC. Rep.D, Speech Club, Sena- IIO tor, Office Assistant, Intramu- rals. PIETROWSKI, DAVE Speech Club. PONA, SAM Student Council. PUGLISIJOSEPH RADICK, SANDRA '4Sandy , Latin Club, FTA QTreas.D, Pep Club QTreas., Presb, Nurses Club, Speech Club, Sena- tor, Dramatics, Intramurals. RAKE,jANIS FTA, Latin Club, Honor So- ciety, Concert Choir, Concert Band, Orchestra, Baton Twirler, Intramurals. REISE, ROBERT 4'Rocky , Intramurals. RICE, RICH Track, Intramurals. ROBINSON, BARBARA Rob , Honor Society, FTA, Pep Club, French Club, Gymnastics Assistant, Student Council, Globe Reporter, Oracle Staff, Broncho Staff, Intramurals. ROBINSON, RITA 'cRee , FHA, Speech Club, Li- brary Assistant. RYAN, KATHLEEN 'LKathy , Pep Club, Concert Choir, Intramurals. SAEDAN, BOUNSEG '6Danny , Foreign exchange stu- dent. from Thailand, Honorary Member of all clubs. SALVAGGIOJOAN Speech Club, Senator, Intramu- rals. SCHMEER, BARBARA c'Barb,', FHA, Speech Club, GAA CSo'ng Leaderj, Hockey, Volley- ball. SCHOENWALDER, DAVID HDave , Latin Club, Honor So- ciety, Senator, Intramurals. SCHUMACHER, LORAINE FNC, FHA, Speech Club, Intra- murals. SCHUTTE, MURIEL 'cMurnie,', FNC, FHA, Speech Club, Intramurals. SEEMILLER, LINDA French Club CV-presj, FTA, Honor Society QV-pres.j, HB cn wqnxwv ng aawcu :mmnsnnnwmnw .a..:zznzu' .pn 124' L42 Wu 19 G ' ' ' ' ' 1 -- . , 1 ' ,, A ' A , 1' , I 1 4- -or-n.f.'w v 'l ,'Av,l1'1-FIPIQ: Y, -' ' ' pfsgvtsfq,-rtvvv'-r-var... , ,- I V l l '- - 5 1 'Y 'C-.,.-.4 ' 'lff 'V f'-: Ni 1 1 v ffvf5'gqv, ' - ' . - -.- ' - . V ,g , I Q 'suis:1usz:Qs3E.C'l'.'1'2i? ZfYf 'EG2 C GT45T H., 'Z'-314, . .- i' f1'Iif'14ti I'1'ii'.!s.. , -M asm -vlU1,Cc-Tm?- J,-....74.f.-1L, -fm-m--- I -I --- HJrhfP' X5vF35'y .ix 'il 2 5. l'l.lIlIl J'i' , yr Rl 1-11. ll: will U X. Kal I i ll ull- 'T 'P Si5l.ilVll- bf xx! l bcrnt-if ' rnufjis ,wk I N Imf.aIIil.I-1- 5L'l'.lll'N lil IUUJHHJJ' T1-Qklll I l Innai.-31V nit xx: 'X . . ' QURHY. i' Bgglum. l' Illllplx Plym - ,,s.. J.. Xu,,,,. l... hal.. 1 fl -- Irx N',' v . I. tll. V ' ll'.:YT...f.:. Tm 1 Pr.: rt-.,,. till? wil, ' li. .intl -wa -.---.......,-...-.....-.f.....--.....-..J.,.-....--.-..fr.t.-r,..f.-.-. .1 ---- --,-- -- lint .kj Q. NU. l - -.arm .EVA ..t il 1. Pep Iiillti 1 ,hubs 1 W L1- Hill Slll- g can ...TU- 1 1 QM x Ilo- . 1 I xllll 1 . so- xINl. Imfd' Basketball, Dramatics, Library Assistant, Intramurals. SEWALD, DALE Photographers Club. SIEGRIST, LINDA Linn, FHA, Intramurals. SILHAVY, KATHY Kat , FHA QSec.D, FTA, Pep Club, Student Council, Office As- sistant, Intramurals. STAAS,CARLA Senator, OfHce Assistant, Intra- murals. STORTS, ROY Intramurals. SUEDKAMP, DENNIS Intramurals. TEKOTTE, TERRY Intramurals. THURMAN, LINDELL Concert Band, Concert Choir, Baseball Team, Intramurals. TUREK, MICHAEL Turkey',, 100 mile club, Track, Varsity Basketball, B team basket- ball, Cross Country, South Coun- ty All Star Team, Student Coun- cil, Senator, Broncho Staff, In- tramurals. TURNERJUANITA u.Nif3H5 G.A.A., Gymnastics As- sistantg Varsity and B team Vol- leyball, Varsity and B team Bas- ketball. TURNER, SHARON Coronation Maid, Intramurals. ULRICH, BARBARA VAN HORNMIOHN HKen , Dramatics, Intramurals. WALLIS, DARLENE g'Dar , Latin Club, Student Coun- cil, F.T.A., Pep Club, Honor Society Qcorresponding secretaryj, Concert Choir. WALTERS, SUSAN Sue , F.H.A. CPresidentD, F.T.A., Honor Society, French Club, Secretary Club, Intramu- rals. Speech Club, Intramurals. WARD, GARY Gig,', Track, B team, cross county Cco-captainl, basketball manager, Student Trainer, T.V. Assistant. WASER, DORIS Intramurals. WASHINGTON, NORMAN MGeorge , B team Basketball. WENZLICK, DORIS F.T.A., Latin Club, Honor So- ciety Qpresidentj, French Club CsecretaFYlQ Library Assistant, Stu- dent Council Representative and Vice-President, M.A.S.C. Dele- gate. WESTER, CAROL Pep Club, Summer Student Coun- cil, Mo. Girls State, Intramurals. WILDER, GARY Photographers, Science Club, The Organization, Sr. Band, Stage Band, Orchestra, Senator, Oracle and Broncho Photographer, Intra- murals. WILLIAMS, ALLEN t. A177 WINTERS, DONNA Secretaries Club, G.A.A., Girls Basketball team, Volleyball, Con- cert Choir, Intramurals. WOESSNER, MARY ZELTMANNMIOHN Intramurals. The Oracle Staff wishes to thank these members of the community who contributed toward the publication of this yearbook. Dr. Earl L. Dick, Optometrist Sunny Side Farm Products 8620 Gravois Rd. 8520 Gravols 4257 Bayless Ave. 8630 Gravois Lemay Bank and Trust Co. Schramm Hardware 152 Lemay Ferry Rd. 8624 Gravois Garner's Tom-Boy Market Tichacek Stkldios 4301 Seibert 8714 Gravols Rd. Wolf 's Flower Shop 9600 Gravois A special thank you to the Senior Class of 1966 for their generous contribution to this year s ORACLE Ill F,5gl'll . . ' ' ' i i . 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