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

Page 41 text:

1928 T116 BAYLGY .-,1NNUA.,c 1928 Vi! uv ANNA ELIZABETH DOYLE Class Vice-President, 2, 3 Ring Committee, 3 Secretary G. A. A., 3 Chairman G. A. A., 4 A Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3,4 Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, 4 Captain Basketball Team, 4 Entertainment Committee, 3 Track Team, l, 3 ' UB, as she is called by her classmates, seems to observe the golden rule of the unspoken word that is broken by the majority of us. Our object of envy has always been her stupendous and sumptuous vocabulary. Her main interest has been in athletics in which she has more than excelled. As chairman of the Girls' Athletic Association, Bob has been a diligent worker. XVhatever profession she follows we know that success will bring her name before us in the roster of the famous. XVe wish Anna the best of everything, always,- she deserves it. Thirty-seven

Page 40 text:

1928 THE' 7-3AY.,C6'Y UQNNUAL 1928 vas ,W FRANCIS LEO GEARY Varsity Basketball, 4 Entertainment Committee, 4 Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3 Class Track Team, 2, 3, 4 . i li have often wondered how Bud,' has managed to keep that school girl complexion, which is one of the factors that contributed towards our voting him the best-looking boy in the class. Bud's cheerful smile and ready sense of humor make him well-known to all of us. Although he has a great love for fun and trickery, he believes in putting his best into whatever he does. Possibly this accounts for his success as an athlete. Certainly he proved himself capable in this line. He is well-liked by everyone and we can do no more than bestow on him our fondest hopes for his success in whatever line of endeavor he may decide upon. Thirty-.fix

Page 42 text:

1928 THE Q3Ar.f.s'if JNNUAL 1928 wa- aa-W ff is-,1 EDXVA R D HOLLY GOG ERTY Class Basketball, 4 Class Track Team, 1, 3 Card Party Committee B. A. A., 4 XX! HA! Laugh all clay. The world's a funny place. There is always something to laugh at. At least this is so in Red's estimation. He ah- solutely refuses to see the dark side of life. Basketball is his favorite sport and he ranks Hrst in that well-known class of hangers , He has not yet in- formed us of the lucky college that will receive him but we are sure that there will he a continuous ray of light-heartedness prevailing there once he arrives. It is our parting wish for you, Ed, that you may never have any more trouble than your Latin afforded you. Th iffy-eight