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

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As afternoons merged into evenings frustrated silence seemed to be the re- current atmosphere in our newly ac- quired yearbook room. Our muses had' taken flight to view the seasonal slendors of Bayley's campus, often leaving us without the necessary inspiration. The task before us seemed insurmountable-- to capture in words and pictures the es- sence of a class and the spirit ofa school. Thus we approached work on The Mitre with an understandable feeling of apprehension. However, under the tact- ful direction and guidance of Sister Pa- tricia Mary, our task soon became a pleasure and eagerness was an adequate substitute for literary skill. All those who worked on the various Illitre staffs have an extra measure of pride and respect for this book, the fitting culmi- nation of four years of achievement at Bayley-Ellard. , 'sg ,X , T ,.k Conleth Higgins, Editor, and Sister Patricia Mary, Moderator. EDITORIAL STAFF-Seated: Theresa McGhee, Ann McCabe, Linda Thurs- ton, Marie Karl. Standing: Meg Crane, Ellen Green, Pamela Roch, Mary 112 Therese Nazzaro. V W ... - S TYPINC STAFF-Kathy Scally, Margaret Lowery, Amelia ienone Vita Cangemi. The 1957 itre Staff A'-661 fn? gi?

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'l'hn- enticing 1-hurni of Spring soon lll0l':.1Pli into tht' gohlvn dignity of suin- mvr. It was with u now outlook that wc- vivwcml our X0l'4iilllt caunpns-,for wt- wera- soon to it-alvv it. Neil-r hvforv haul its stately lovvline-ss het-n so fully appro- ciutwl. This was an time of vontriulictions -- of joy and of tours: of ilIlii1'ilHlli0llS and of rs'li1il1is1'vin'vs. Vtiith l'Ulll1lgi0llS emotion wv pussm-tl through Boyle-tis wrought iron gnu-s for tha- lust time- into thv viivvloping wurln mutnrity of Suni- nn-r.