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

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X' ,gr-'IM V1 I 4 Senior Trip Filled with the enjoyment of the unexpected, to us the Senior Trip proved to be a most fabu- lous one. For a first appearance Bayley-Ellard students made an unforgettable entrance into the Na- tion's Capitol, with their own police escort. After touring the F.B.I. Building the students checked in at their hotels, ate dinner, and started out on a night itinerary. Coming back to the hotels around eleven, we were more than willing to retire. We rose Saturday morning to find it raining outside., but this far from dampended our spirits. After breakfast we resumed our tour, roaring through the streets of Washington with our police escort from the Mellon Art Gallery to the Capitol to the White House, and on to the Franciscan Monastery. With Sunday came a day of sunshine, blue skys, and a trip into the heart of Dixie to see Mount Vernon, and the tomb of the Unknown Soldier. But as always, all good things must come to an end, so back to Washington for lunch and the northward trip home. Fri. 7:00 A.M.-Croping between the realms of slumber- land and complete awakeness the girls prepare to board buses. Versatile Mr. Sebelle couldn't resist trying out the motorcycle. Sun. 11:00 A.M.-A moment of seriousness out of the general routine of the trip is the changing of the guard -at Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia. Sun. 8:30 A.M. - As buses pull away from the Immaculate Con- ception Shrine, Bayley students get a good look at what their donations each year are doing.

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lfrvn llw sllilrv Staff Plillllllllf identify us! Kathy Brady and Andre Possamato just stepped out of the Roaring Twvntivs. It was not an uncommon sight to see a rziged hobo cutting a mean jitterhug with a weird witch in Bayley's gym on October 27, 1956, the night of the Skeleton Swing. Large numbers of the student body attended this annual Masquerade dance, Bayley's most colorful Fall event. An evening of fun and dancing was climaxed by the awarding of the costume prizes to The Kentucky Hills Family as the Most Entertaining, and to the High Society trio as the Most Original.

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