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

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TABLE OF CONTENTS PRELUDE . , . :xfllllllll51I'31l0l lfacults' AUTUMN .... l'lI't'5llI'llf'll Classes Activities WINTER ..... H0llhUl1lUl'C Cl Activities SPRING ....... Junior Classes Activities SUMMER, . . . Seniors Activities ,Nl-17 . . 18-45 . .46-81 32-113 114-140

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F OREWORD lhe time we spent here at Bayley Ellard in the halls, in the classrooms and on the court, made up of weeks, months, and years, merges into a kaleidoscoplc pattern of high school life Because these four years seem to us as one, we have divided Thr Mltrc into the four seasons of the year, representing the four classes in the school Autumn s russet hues recall freshmen initiation, Halloween dances, Student L0llI1C1l elections, and the senior trip t0 Wvash- ington The blue, bleak tones of winter and the stark loveliness of our snow covered campus clnnot smother the warmth radiated by cheering crowds at basketball games., carefree couples at dances, and the profound introspection of retreat time. The crack of the bat and the singing of Marian hynms announce spring at Hayley Ellard as similarly as does the vivid green of our fresh leaved trees and carpet-like lawns. The Holden elegance of summer heralds the long awaited and yet sad to experience dav of graduation. With class night, the arrival of Thr Mztre and the graduation dance behind us, we treasure the memories of this blend of color and classes. This is our life at Baylev Ellard a life composed of the ever changing panorama of the four seasons.

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,ff REVEREND ALBERT R. MIEKAM Resident Chaplain Religion X Reverend Facult F QQ- REVEREND WILLIAM F. LAWLOR Religion sr REVEREND JOHN F. CORR Religion REVEREND STEPHEN J. PATCH Religion 12