Bayley Ellard High School - Mitre Yearbook (Madison, NJ)

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1928 THE TZAYLEY UINNUAL 1928 W lGW MARY HELEN ALVERSON Manager Class Basketball, 3 Vice-President C. S. M. C., 3, 4 ARY joined us in second year and immediately set a new high standard of scholarship for us to emulate. XVe have striven in vain. however, for she has met and vanquished all opposition and now ranks at the head of the class. She is our star typist and hardest worker, as you will find, if you look in our Hall of Fame. She has had quite some experience as a financier for it has been her unenviable task to collect in numerous ca- pacities from the class. The fact that she has succeeded, speaks volumes for her extraordinary ability in this capacity. XVe have heard vague reports of an offer to be private secretary to the manager of a large firm in this vicinity. Let us hope that she will make as big a success of it as she has made of her school tasks. XYe are certain that she will. Twenty -five

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1928 TH6 BALCM' 1-ANNUA.,C 1928 '!9L-...Y ,as .. ,. V 7 Y,,C,,,,,,,,C,,A ,W DAVID FRANCIS CONNERS Card Party Committee B. A. A., 4 Entertainment Committee, 3 Manager Class Baseball, 2, 5, 4 RANK is one of the best beloved boys in the class. Although he is some- what shy, he occupies a prominent niche among the leading men in our Hall of Fame. He is the banker and broker of the classg especially does he play this part to the girls, thereby saving the day on many an occasion. Dave does not engage in athletics but he is, nevertheless, a staunch supporter of the Purple and Gold. No matter where the team is playing, Dave is sure to follow. We think that it is his intention to engage in business of some sort, and we are confident that due to his genial disposition, reliability, and sterling character, that he will be eminently prosperous. Tzu-wzty-fnrn'

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1928 TH6 v3AY.C61' QANNUAL 1928 W' law .IAM ES VINCENT COSTANZO Class Basketball, 2, 3, 4 Class Baseball, 1, 2, 3 Class Track Team. 1. 3 Dance Committee, 3. 4 lintertainment Committee, 3 IMMY is one of the few serious-minded boys of his class,-for, no matter what the thing may be.-a lesson, a game, or a case in court, jimmy puts his whole heart and soul into it, usually with the result that he comes out on top. He excels in typewriting and shorthand, and is one of our best Spanish students. Always loyal, he has never failed when anything has to be done for the class. He has an innate determination to get to the bottom of everything, a trait which will be a great help to him in the business which he undertakes. :Ns to this business, we are sure that. as his father's successor, he will be one of the town's big mer- chants in a few years. XVe take this opportunity to wish him every success in this capacity. Twen fy-5111: