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

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.sw Sistvr M. Waltvr, 0.P. and Msgr. Hayvs inquire of Marilyn Kelly thc nature of the rocks in Rock- away. Sally Scully explains her pro- ject on Hypnxia to Frances Mc- Manus. K Q ,Y ,im LVN A f i i CONSTRLJCT IONS SOUAR I NC THE C Q, K 1 'Q r I Tom Loughman doesn't want his father to miss his prize-winning ribbon.

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Science Fair The Seventh Annual Science Fair was held Sunday, May 5 in our gymnasium. Combined with Open House, this affair attracted a great number of interested spectators. Over two hun- dred exhibits prepared by the students in mathe- matics, physics, biology, and chemistry were on display. Judges for the Science Fair included: Doctor and Mrs. J. Townley, of Townley and Townley Research and Consulting, John Wright, chem- istry teacher at Summit High Schoolg J. Slates, senior research chemist at Merck, Sharpe and Dohmeg Sister M. Carmel of the biology de- partment of Caldwell Collegeg Sister Margaret Mary of the biology department of Marylawn of the Orangesg Thomas Crowley of Bell Tele- ffm phone Laboratoriesg and J. Crozier of Monroe Calculating Machine Company. First place winner in each category were as follows: Mathematics, Patricia Haggerty for an ws exhibit in non-Euchlidean eometr g Physics .,r,. 44 rt.r mn -14' will .,kV A Anne McCabe prepares her experiment on Tissue g Y 1 Daniel Mahon for a field emission electron microscope, Biology, Frances Langley for an exhibit on the development of the chick em- bryog and Chemistry, Patricia Koplitz and Katherine Brady for an exhibit on paper chrom- atography of steroids. Culture. Patrick: Koplitz and Kathy Brady-First Prize winners in Chemistry with their project on Paper Chromatography. 'ima earn 1 me iwvu 1 4 lnkulfnin lm nz-A j pm u ,K llliizsie. e

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Baseball This years' nine, captained by Paul Keyes at the keystone sack, promises to be one of the best ever fielded by the Bishops. With the talent of seniors Larry Allocco, Don Maietta and Don Terreri and the experience of underclassmen Mike Kopas, Bernie Galderie, Gene Haggerty and Frank Dooling, Coach Russo has the makings of an aggressive team. Backed by a strong bench, the Bishops are aiming to better the 11-6 record of last season. April Thur. Wed. Sat. Tues. Tues. May Wed. Fri. Tues. Thur. Tues. Thur. June Thur. Fri. Mon. BASEBALL SCHEDULE Netcong High School ........ Hun School .................... Mt. Lakes High School ............. St. Bonaventure High School ....... St. Mary's High School ........ Sacred Heart High School . .. St. Mary's High School ..... Mt. Lakes High School ...... ..... St. Bonaventure High School ........ Morris Hills Regional High ..... Netcong High School ........ Morris Hills Regional High .... Sacred Heart High School .... Holy Trinity High School First row, l. to r.: Anthony Giordano, ,loc Ohlwciler, Larry Allocco, Charlie Gero, Bill Prestor, Vince-nt Gran:-sc. Second row: Don Maietta, Jack Murray, Mike Kopas, Bob Magher, Gene Haggerty, Paul Keyes lCaptainJ,'Jinnny Donahue. Third roni: Alan Cupples, Mike Pico, Coach Russo, Don Terreri, Jimmy Ahearn, Bernie Galdicri. Home Away Home Away Away Away Home Away Home Away Away Home Home Away Lu Arwhn-. . ' or frvwmf -vw-'www -1 . X fgs: