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

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1928 TH6' BAYLEY QANNUAQ 1928 VD! W. IRI DA NIEL VINCENT HURLEY Class President, 1, 3 President B. A. A., 4 Associate Editor-The Annual Card Party Committee B. A. A., 4 Entertainment Committee, 3 Class Track Team, 2 Class Basketball, 3, 4 Class Baseball, 1, 2, 3 Ring Committee, 3 E are still trying to decide whether Tim's Hupmobile of the vintage of '19 has made him famous or notorious. Board meetings certainly never could have been without the help of this car QFD, in spite of the fact that said car has an unreasonable habit of running out of gas and acquiring Hat tires on forsaken highways. Of Vincent himself we must say this, to the class he has been a valuable member and for the school an earnest worker. It may be said here that his persistence in maintaining his own theory has won for him many extra marks fand failuresj in algebra. Best of Wishes, Tim, for your work at Cincinnati and your later years! Forty

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1928 T116 BAYLEY QANNUAL l92X 'W --V Y f W- ---A ICN .IOS EPHINE MARIE HALLINAN Vice-President G. A. A., 3 Class Supper Committee, 3 Card Party Committee G. A. A., 2 Manager Class Basketball, Z UR the last four years jo has traveled from that densely populated vi- cinity known as the Race Track. VVe know that it is not her fault if she is late. After Religion period has started, a knock is heard on the door. In strolls Jo late as usual. Vtle wonder what would happen to .Io if it were not for her friend, Babe. XVe hope that tardiness will not go against her. If jo ever makes up her mind to enter on a career of any sort, we know she will ac- complish her desires. Thirty-nilze

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1928 THE BAYLEY QANNUAL 1928 W - .. m FLORENCE BEATRICE HEGARTY Class Basketball, 1, 2 Senior Treasurer G. A. A., 4 Track Team, 1 Entertainment Committee, 3 F our photographer had been clever enough we should have a composite pic- ture of Florence and Bobbie in The Annual, for as long as they have been at Bayley they have been inseparable. Florence hails from a once famous street in this historic town, Ford Avenue. Although there is a predisposition for those in the back of the room to be a bit noisy she is an exception. For, except when reciting lessons, she is seldom heard. Florence, in fact, is so quiet that many times we plan novel means of provoking her to conversation but only receive very unsatisfactory answers to our taunts. Even though quietness is like that certain disease that does not last long, we hope she will always retain it. May all Florence's dreams come true! Forty-one