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

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Mrs. Elmore, Mr. Stout, Mr. Knackstedt, and Mr. Williams find relaxation in the teacher's room. The fatiguing pressures of everyday school life go on incessantly, tensions mount, tempers flare, nerves stretch to the breaking point. Teachers and students plan their time praying fora moment of leisure, a moment to relax. For teachers that moment may come as they enter the hazy faculty lounge. Here members can talk quietly, sip a Coke, or simply relax, away from the noisy hustle of activity that goes on outside the door. For students, the moment may occur in a boring class, where a soft chair or ci handy desk lends itself well to a short nap. Whether the time is lunch-hour, before school, or between classes, each of us needs his moment of rest, a time to refresh and renew. So we linger in the shadow of activity, xx hesitating for a second, hoping that in some secluded corner we will see A Vision of Leisure. -so ment -'Et X ee Junior, Kathy Lauis, finds enioyment in reading -'wi :JY -W ,

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. 4 . , Q Mr Busch and Mr svw exploan fo the Senior high swaem one of flwe many perplexing problems of chemis- rfy, dmmfng aceric acid and Checking Us bonmg point Sludenvs snuggwe an comprehend solmiom in mcvh as Mr. Williams explains G 'rig pmblem. -xi .wt .N Y' I v