Ela Vernon High School - Elyte Yearbook (Lake Zurich, IL)

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Q JUNIOR CLASS - - R .. V , iw: l.cur1a 541.880, Vary xogoelxr., june lnrvm 1 pilg Uraper, farglyn l-olvertson, karol We-1 x eller, Second Row: Alice Mlotkowslfl. Pear mn , lack Wendt, Carol Anne Qxonrxamacglwer, Shir Fig nogki, Third Row: Par Lund, lletty Sprague f, reller, jim Uiere, jack Rorlce, David Snets r, 'Alok lierghorn, Vern johnson. Fourth Reef.: e rxtlow, Donald l1ollan1l,?far'ry Knxgfxe, Pol l,o Q, Nay Voerup, Pruce Cooley, William Salem 5 Qntlau. Yes, We're really juniors at last! And don' lm for a minute that we lack entlwusxasm for ou 0 upDerClz1ssmer1'. With nearly three years o S hnol lvelmxnfl us, we of the class of 'fi ar rl lookin? forwarcl to next year when me wll ly lve It the too--the honored Senxors of '48 '1n't you tlminlc we look more maturelf Well o. Anal lweecause we're ,juniors we have taken o responsLlv1.l1tiestl11s ye ar tlwan ever lm,-for tlwxnk of the tlxings that we've accomplislxe e lfl's doors were opened in Septem?-er. llxrst, there was our raffle. mememl-er X xn the Fall we decided that a raffle woul

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