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

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1 1 ti til :S e Mr. Croddock illustrates o few tricks of the trade to his iournalism students. Since schooling began there have always been, in one form or another, outside activities that expand and improve our general knowledge. Through certain activities such as publications, we develop a sense of teamwork. Others provide chances for future occupational and vocational development. Dances, banquets, and club oFFairs give us important practices in social graces. Though the years may blur their memories, time and again we will look back with pleasure upon A Vision of Activities. .. .:'e:!!

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Bob Fischer and Carl VanAIstine investigate new angles for dromatics pictures. Since the advent of man, the arts have played a major role in the development of civilization. Through them, we have found a way of expressing our inner turmoils, yeornings, and frustrations. We have experienced the exhilaration of accomplishment and known the warmth of deep human communication. Whether the work is o painting, a song, a photograph, or an impressive piece of drama, it is, nevertheless, our own, an unoliencble part of our being that cannot be erased by war, by violence, or by Time. Though mankind moy look back upon this era in a thousand years, there will still remain one eternal proof of our existence. This proof will be found through A Vision of the Arts. A Vision of the Arts .gg 'Ry-1 .X is Two careful artists, Dave Metfert ond Bill Giachetto, give attention to water color techniques under the guidance of Mr. Coughlin. lik, , T i D Fun: as ister: timber: c at lalltim