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

Page 31 text:

Y MARIE IPAIUILIINIE CAMUISA President G. A. A. 4. , Treasurer 3. Track 1, 2, 3, 4. - Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3. Social Committee 4. 'Q Cheer Leader 3. . Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. - .Ng il x A face with gladuess ozfersprcad, Soff smiles by bunzmz kiudlzess f9rc'a'. LACK-EYED Susans, masque ball, tambourines come to one on see- ing Marie. Her bursts of spontaneous laughter and clever remarks have often relieved the strain of a long period of P. A. D. or Chem. Have we told you that, as the graceful and successful cheer leader, she has led many of our teams to victory, as President of the Girls' A. A. she ruled wisely and well? Yes, we had a full treasury under her regime. We love thee, sweet Marie. And here's the very best wish for your happiness. 27 1 ,, ,ie ' We ' ,a p? .J l

Page 30 text:

RCOlBlElRT lMlAlUlRlIfClE CAIULAHAN Class Treasurer 2. Social Committee 4. Vice-President 3. Ring Committee 3. B. A. A. Dance Committee 4. Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4. Captain Varsity Basketball 3. Junior Varsity Basketball 1. Class Baseball 1, 2, 3. Class Track Team 1, 2, 3, 4. Football 4. -ry-X Full of repose, full of replies. NE of our old members of Bayley High, Bob can tell you about the early days and what used to happen my first yearf, How he can remember back that far nobody knows. Yet he seems to get most of his work done, but that's because he is in the schoolroom most of the time. Being an athletic chap, he has been Captain of the Varsity Squad for the past two years and many a foe has been seen to wilt under his drive. While it is not difficult to list the things a person does, a personality is an indescribable and different thing. All we can say is that there are few people who would be more desirable to have around than Bob.,' 26 ' -,, ll L

Page 32 text:

PAUL GOODWIN CAMHSA Manager Basketball 4. Social Committee 4. Ring Committee 3. Dance Committee 3. Treasurer B. A. A. 3. Class Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Class Basketball 3. Education Program 4. B. A. A. Dance Committee 4. School Reporter 4. Track Manager 4. Class Football 4. N N fx Q: 1 y 1. The man Camisa from God knows where, With firm address and foreign airg With news of nations in his talk, And something royal in his walk. tall, suave, dignified youth saunters into the room, a youth with raven locks, the class Beau Brummel and the joy of a Bond Street tailor. What more could any maiden ask for her Prince Charm- ing? Goody fits the bill. And yet, so far he has been indifferent to the attractions of the fair ones and has resisted their wiles. In his Junior year, the Boys' Athletic Association had in him an excellent treasurer and the Basketball Team of 1930-31 was fortunate to have him for a man- ager. Only those who succeeded in penetrating his reserved manner can say that the life he intends to follow is one for which he is admirably suited, the life of a soldier. We envy Uncle Sam's winning such a fine scholar and gentleman. 28