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

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1 1928 TH6 BA1f.,C61f QANNUAL 1928 V65 . -- -A IGN GEQRGE NVILLIAM MOTT Business Manager-The Annual Class Chairman, 3, 4 Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, 4 Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Baseball, 2, 3 Class Track Team, 2, 3, 4 Card Party Committee B. A. A., 4 Entertainment Committee, 3, 4 Ring Committee, 3 T has been said that George is going to continue his studies at M. I. T. when he leaves Bayley. During his four years in High, Pope has made a name for himself as a first-class student and an excellent basketball player. He has been center on the team for two seasons. We should like also to say one more thing concerning George and that is the fact that he was Chairman of the class for two years and Business Manager of The Annual this year, showing that he is popular. Forty-.ret'm

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mx THC 'BAi',fm' QANNUAL 1928 Wlgw- ef-V -f--- ----f -- - ---W new .IC JH N HENRY MAXHFR Varsity Basketball, 4 Chairman li. A. 4 Class Track Team. 3 Class Basketball, 2. 3, 4 Supper Committee, 3 Card Party Committee B. A. A., 4 Entertainment Committee, 3 Class Baseball, l. 2, 3 .1 t ee- CR cheerful blufferl lint let's not hold that against him. VVe have yet to see John enter the room with books and without a smile. School work has always been his least worry, much to the chagrin of the Faculty, who, try as they would, could not alter john's opinion where schoolwork was concerned. He always has a ready answer. sometimes a rather startling one to any question put to him. XYhen a Senior, he made the Varsity Team and was elected Chair- man of the Hoys' Athletic Association. XYe hope his power of oratory will aid him in obtaining a position worthy of his ability. I o1'f3'-sir

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1928 THe BAYLEY QANNUAL 1928 KV VN THOMAS MILES MURRAY 'Class Baseball, l, 2, 3 Class Basketball, 2, 3 Entertainment Committee, 3 Circulation Manager-The Annual Ulead' H12 windy city of Collinsville, prosperous and Hourishing, may well be proud of this representative son. He has many distinguishing traits of character, chief of which is his ability to make witty remarks, which roll from his lips like waves from the However, the circumstance which makes this ability more remarkable, is the fact that he can become perfectly serious when attention to work is required. He excels in all his studies, chiefly Chem- istry, in which he leads the class. Tom is very fond of this subject and we be- lieve that he will continue the study of it when he leaves Bayley. If he does, rest assured that he will some day be among the w0rld's greatest scientists. All luck to you, Tom l Forty-eight