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

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. it if EY1 4, s J, - dsl A ,KX ,e--aa NlAlRfGlUElRllTlE ClAlRll-CIE HIGGINS Social Committee 4. Girls' Varsity Team 3, 4. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Happy and lifbesonzcg ye! reliving Ill' shy? '?'i AVEN'T you noticed the tall, graceful Marguerite as she Wended her way daily to our Class? For the past your years, Marge,' as a classmate has had our esteem and admiration. Timid, almost to the point of extinction, when Duty and Right is the question, Marguerite is the fearless champion. Does she love athletics? Watch her in a game of volley ball, tennis, or basketball. She is at her best. Aflios, Marjarifa. -. ' 5' N 47 l X. .... ,,m 5 f . , , ,, , .t..., 7 A V, My .fu 1931 as 1.f 4' g,fg4..,.a.,s....--,.,,,, A, .--t ,,,tL.,,,-i.-.,,..-. r stguyj 5?-X I x

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f' .f'?tf?i'K ,fe f R i i-4 wi 4 . JOHN FRANCIS NAIUCGHTON Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Varsity Basketball 1. Class Treasurer 3. Dance Committee 3. Assistant Manager Baseball 3. Manager Baseball 4. Manager Track 4. Business Manager--The Annual. Social Committee 4. Still shall thine honor ana' thy name, Still shall thy praise abide. 55 ED,,' like Rudy Vallee, is just too good to be true. He is the owner of a voice - one of those crooning tenors. Once We used to hear him over the radio. Alas, he is heard no more. Red decided that the strain of Watching the pianist play and singing at the same time was a terrible, too terrible strain on his delicate constitution. But his urge in music has found an outlet. As soon as he has finished his course in the piano, he intends to take up orchestral work, at which We hope that he has the same success as Rudy with his Connecticut Yankees. 46 X -,. . - 7 X f tl A xl 1,-., V

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11.1. A K , f'.?-,-H-ffygf'-N, L, K -A I 'fx 'W V dx ,V Y 'f VN PV L' , . nd C 1' X- 'Q . gf ri '. V ,f 4 'ff' i x if 5 it .J in A j JOHN FRANCIS 0'lKlElElFlE Social Committee 4. C. S. M. C. 3, 4. Dance Committee 3. l Class Track, 2, 3. Class Baseball 3, 4. i I Class Basketball 3, 4. 1. lf J - I , W .F a 'S X Thoughts that dive deepest, rise radiant in clarity. ROM far, far in the distance, floats the tinkle of a banjo. The tinkle increases until suddenly you realize it's Jock. He is an exception to the old saying, All Work, etc. Since he didn't Hnd enough to do with a regular Senior Schedule, Jock decided to continue Spanish in his spare time, at present being the teacher's delight in Chemistry as Well, much to the disgust of the rest of the class. We are safe in saying that his unflagging industry will certainly carry him far in the scientinc field. Persistence seems to be his key to success. Here's hoping, Jock. 48 V, if Q2 3