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

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1928 THE 73AY.C6'Y QANNUAL 1928 W an MARY ISABEL CALLAHAN Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4 Dance Committee, 3 President G. A. A., 4 Varsity Basketball, 3, 4 Track Team, 1 ICTURED above, friends, the best dressed girl in the class. Mary has been awarded this distinction and it is well merited for there is no one more deserving of it than she is. Mary has been with us since the Kindergarten in the Bayley Grammar School. Consequently we have grown to know and value her true worth. You can, then, understand how difficult it will be for all of us to say good-bye to her on gradu- ation day. XVithout a doubt she will enter into the business world, and that sphere of activity will be fortunate to receive such a capable girl. May all your little troubles then be over, Mary, and henceforth may your joys be as boundless as the ocean. Twenty-nine

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1928 THe BAYLSY MNNUAL 1928 W' nw .I AMES .IOSEPH DEMPSEY Class Secretary, l Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, 4 Class Baseball, 1, 2, 3 Entertainment Committee, 3 Card Party Committee B. A. A., 4 Secretary B. A. A., 3, 4 Varsity Baseball, Z Class Track Team, 1, 2, 3, 4 Ring Committee, 3 IGHT o'clock? Time to get up? XVhy do they put such mean numbers on the clock? XVhy did anyone choose such an unearthly hour to get up? From these expressions one would think james lazy. But, once he is really wide awake, he is a different man. jim has always been knee-deep in athletic activities. Basketball claimed his services for three years and as forward on the Varsity he was one of the high scorers and most valuable players on the team. For two consecutive years he held office as Secretary of the B. A. A., and represented his class in every branch of athletics. XVe wish him all the success that he can attain at Seton Hall, assured that if we all worked as hard as jim and had his persistence, our accomplishments would have no bounds. Twenty-eight

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1928 THE' BAYICEY QANNUAL' 1928 WI IN l U JAMES FRANCIS DGGDY Class Basketball, 2, 3, 4 Class Baseball, 1, 2, 3 Asst. Manager Baseball Team, 3 Associate EditorgThe Annual Class Track Team, 3 HAMIE is well known and popular with everyone. His good nature makes him the subject of many wise-cracks, the victim of practical jokes and the recipient of many buffets. But they affect Jimmie no more than water affects a duck's back. He has shown his ability as a manager by arranging an excellent baseball schedule for the coming year. Basketball appeals to Shamie but We are told that his favorite sport consists in hammering the typewriter, a very practical kind of activity. XV e are sure that some day Jimmie will hold an important place in the business world because of the practice which he had during his course in High School. Thirty