Bayonne High School - Yearbook (Bayonne, NJ)

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 1. Mighty men of math are we. 2. Photographers’ delight: our dilemma. 3. bringing hack the hacon! 4. 'ice-President National Honor Society— Pai i.a I ,1'a v. ()i-eiceks of tuf S i idfnt Conc.kess . President Whitney West neat 6. Vice-President Daniel Kakynyk 7. Secretary Marie C’khra S. Secretary Dorothy Smith

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IT ALI. COMES HACK TO LS NOW- . . . . Remember ? Octolier With a rousing cheer for the football team we march into )ctober .... first glimpse of report cards assures us we are really back in school . . . then we try to forget it ... . clubs blossom forth .... scads of dances .... who can Rumba or l.a Conga ?.... knee socks are a novelty.... R. H. S. prize jitterbugs wear themselves to a frazzle at the Student Congress dance .... Ruddy Litzmaurice gets into his stride .... re-union of Class of ‘34 with ‘‘Memories as theme song.... monthly tests rear their ugly heads .... President Roosevelt zooms through town .... gosh ! September Starts with a bugle blow to wake us up tennis tournament begins but no one knows it ....as usual lockers refuse to open.... the football team gets itself a new waterboy . . . . Student Congress puts its nose to the grindstone ....Sophs sympathetically watch the Freshies look for Room 407 .... cafeteria resumes it normal hubbub .... Seniors glory in their new found supremacy .... little wanderers trip into wrong rooms .... the one and only Social of the 11 R's goes off with a bang----- we get down to brass tacks. No ember St. Peter’s game has all the trimmings---- peanuts, popcorn, and new drum majorettes ....Student Ticket begins to show its real value .... inquiries about Swimming I earn begin .... few dances to relieve the monotony . . . . Mathematics Club sponsors a contest and Dr. Merit v attends .... M r. Mudd's Lambs walk off with Red Cross Kanner once more (lift v dollars worth of tlag) • ■ .Johnny Dor-s vea visits R. 11. S. and gives the gang a thrill . . vacation at last ain’t turkey grand---- funny how easy it is to eat too much . . . .eight-thirty comes early after vacation. forty-four