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

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1 y 1 f . W mi, T116 BAYLEY MNNUAKQ 1928 264' Wffff H Y -H 7 ---f f- --- - -3 - Y- ,lm LIEROY XYILLIAM ELY Class Track Team, 1, 3 lintertainment Committee, 3, 4 Class Basketball, 1 CR carpenter, electrician and jack-of-all-trades is Royf' XYhenever the bell refuses to ring, the typewriters fail to work, or a shelf for some books is needed, he is always on the job. His willingness to help is an essential part of his very being. Moreover, no dance has ever been complete without the attendance of our best dancer who hails from Collinsville, better known as XN'indy City. It is not, however, in these only that Roy excels. but he is also a good typist. Notwithstanding, we are quite sure that he will follow electrical engineering for which he is admirably qualified. Tlzirfy-four

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- r V 1928 THe BAYLEY QANNUAL 1928 W' JW l CATHERINE MADELINE CAMISA Track Team, l, 3 . Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4 Dance Committee, 2, 3 Card Party Committee, 2 Entertainment Committee, 3 T is a well-known saying that good things come in small packages. If this is true, we readily agree that it may be applied most forcibly to the girl in the above picture. Cakie', is our Class Beauty and we are certainly proud of having her one of us, for she measures up to every requirement of the title con- ferred on her. Moreover, she is one of the best workers in the class, always rank- ing among the leaders. Her only worry is The Literary Digest. When Catherine graduates we, her friends and classmates, lose a true and loyal friend. We wish the best of luck to our little comrade and trust she will always live up to her gay and merry moods. Thirty-three

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1928 THE 73AY,C6'Y QANNUAL 1928 1475 77,51 ,iw 7, IGN EVELYN C. CIAMPAGLIO Class Basketball. l, 2. 3, 4 Varsity Basketball, 2, 3. 4 Associate Editor-The Annual Track Team, 1, 3 f M!- ERIQ we have livelyn, one of the most amiable and popular girls in the class. Although she is somewhat noisy at times, especially when there is a question of basketball under discussion, still she is a very retiring, unassuming girl. Evelyn was selected as the best girl athlete and this was a well- chosen distinction for she has played on the Varsity for two years. As a stenog- rapher and typist she is unsurpassed. Vkfhatever course Evelyn takes up in the future, we know she will succeed and we wish her the best of luck. T11 i1'ly-jim'