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

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I, M , M, M, . B AY L E Y 1 ,gzfg ,J m.jryk----e--- - ---ee -V - - E- ..-',..,.f ,ily SOPHOMORE A CLASS President .....A........ .,...,......, oi-IN JOSEPH BYRNE Vice-President ....AA. ..,,., R ITA MARGARET MCGARRY Secretary ...... ....... M ARY LOUISE MCGOUGH Treasurer ...... , ...... THERESE CECILIA BLASS JOHN JOSEPH BYRNE JOSEPH PATRICK BYRNES EDWARD WILLIAM CARROLL- RUTH BERNARDINE CARROLL MARGARET FRANCES DUNN MARY AGNES CORCORAN OLIVE MARIE GARTY MARY TERESA GRADY JAMES BERNARD KELLY JAMES BERNARD KELLY JAMES CARROLL KELLY EDWARD CREGAN KENNELLY ELEANOR MARY LAWLOR RITA MARGARET MCGARRY MARY LOUISE MCGOUGH JOSEPH DAVID MADDEN JOSEPH ANTHONY MELLON JOHN THOMAS REILLY DOROTHY MARION STONE ROSEMARY ELIZABETH W'ELDON Class Colors: Gold and White. Class Motto: To be, not to seem. Class Flower: Daffodil. HE joys of the Sophomore year in Bayley will always be cher- ished by every one of us. That cozy little class room, those encour- aging teachers and the little band of twenty just beaming with school spirit will soon be a fair memory. Early in September, we realized more and more that there was no royal road to learning, and we found ourselves lost in the mystic maze of Geometry, stammering Latin verbs, and conversing with difHculty in Spanish. Time showed us we could master them one and all. What thinks the Faculty! At every opportunity, we displayed our loyalty and school spirit. In any activity, whether social, athletic or spiritual, Sophomore A was well represented. Final exams are yet to be conquered and soon we will be leaving this cheery little room and embarking on a third year in Bayley, but just now: We are the Soph-0-mores The peppy Soph-0-mares. WU,U6 got that certain something in our style, We have personality in our smile. We think we are The salt of the earthf' 81 1 f Ex f N 'T X , ' 2. 2 ' .- N. ,. , - K f -.J 1. L2